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GR4000 Quick Start Guide, Revision 1 - Preliminary 

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QSGGR4K00-10  5794047-1X 

(7) Delete the default user ID ”operator”. 

This section explains about the procedures for deleting the default user ID “operator”. 

In order to delete it, you must log into GR4000 with the new user ID you made in the section (5).

 

 

BSDI BSD/OS 3.1 
 
login: 

newuser 

…

Input a new user ID. 

Password: 

******** 

…

Input a login password.

 

All Rights Reserved,Copyright(C)2003,Hitachi,Ltd. 

 
*** Welcome to this system *** 
> 

enable 

…

Register yourself as an administrator of GR4000. 

Password: 

******** 

…

Input a password of administrator.

 

# 

rmuser operator 

…

Delete the default user ID 

“

operator

”

.

 

Delete user'operator'? (y/n):

 y 

…

Input 

“

y

”

. 

#

 

quit  

…

Get back to the mode of general users. 

>

 

logout

 

…

Execute logout command. 

 
 
BSDI BSD/OS 3.1 
 
login:

 

 

Now, you’ve finished the followings at this stage. 

-Settings of a time and password of administrator  

-Addition/deletion of a user ID 

 

 

Summary of Contents for GR4000 Series

Page 1: ...Hitachi Gigabit Router GR4000 Series Quick Start Guide Revision 1 Preliminary ...

Page 2: ...nternetworking hitachi com European Office Whitebrook Park Lower Cookham Road Maidenhead Berkshire SL6 8YA United Kingdom Tel 44 16 28 58 54 58 FAX 44 16 26 58 57 14 Germany Office Dornhofstrasse 34 D 63263 Neu Isenburg Germany Tel 49 6102 2999 50 FAX 49 6102 2999 63 All brands and product names are trademarks or registetred trademarks of their respective holders Copyright 2003 2004 Hitachi Ltd Al...

Page 3: ...n Example 25 3 3 Configuration Information Settings 25 Case of using the network interface board NE100 48T 31 CONFIRMATION OF OPERATION STATUS 35 4 1 Confirmation of Operation Status 35 4 2 Confirmation of Route Information 35 TROUBLESHOOTING 43 5 1 Troubleshootings Related to the Operations Introduced in This Guide Book 43 5 2 More Details About Troubleshootings 43 APPENDIX 47 6 1 Convenient Func...

Page 4: ...nating Equipment DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Diff serv Differentiated Services DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier DNS Domain Name System DR Designated Router DSAP Destination Service Access Point DSCP Differentiated Services Code Point DTE Data Terminal Equipment DVMRP Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol E Mail Electronic Mail ES End System FCS Frame Check Sequence FDB Filter...

Page 5: ...ocol Independent Multicast PIM DM Protocol Independent Multicast Dense Mode PIM SM Protocol Independent Multicast Sparse Mode PPP Point to Point Protocol PPPoE PPP over Ethernet PRED Predicted Random Early Detection PRI Primary Rate Interface PRU Packet Routing Module PVC Permanent Virtual Channel Connection Permanent Virtual Circuit QoS Quality of Service RA Router Advertisement RDI Remote Defect...

Page 6: ... in broad general use as the name of standards specifying QoS L2 user priority Acronyms in GR4000 BCU Basic Control module CP Multilayer Control Processor MC Compact flash Memory Card NIF Network Interface Module PRU Packet Routing Module PS Power Supply RM Routing Manager S W Software Numerical Conversion 1KB 2 to the 10th power 1 024 bytes 1MB 2 to the 20th power 1 048 576 bytes 1GB 2 to the 30t...

Page 7: ... of this guide book and reference method of manuals here This chapter explains about the external appearance of each GR4000 model and the process from unpackaging GR4000 to powering it on ３ Configuration Information Setting This chapter explains about the operations for inputting basic configuration information into GR4000 through a setup terminal at the time of its initial introduction ４ Confirma...

Page 8: ...0 correctly and safely without injuring yourself and others or damaging equipment assets Below are the symbols and their meanings Note A note is informational in nature Unlike cautions and danger notices notes are not related to the physical injury or a damage to the device Caution If you ignore a caution and mistreat the GR4000 or GS4000 you could cause physical damage to the router or surroundin...

Page 9: ...the GR4000 or GS4000 on a desk lay it down horizontally in it s normal orientation If you stand it vertically or lean it against a wall it could fall and be damaged and potentially cause injury Do not remove the cover when it is operating since this can cause you to receive a shock Make sure that the device is in a stable secure position when mounting it into a rack If you try to install it withou...

Page 10: ...y must be moved by qualified personnel using the proper tools Allowing unqualified personnel to move the device could cause damage to the device itself and a person handling it Model Weight GR4000 160E1 GS4000 160E1 Approx 80kg GR4000 160E2 GS4000 160E2 Approx 70kg GR4000 320E AC GS4000 320E AC Approx 130kg GR4000 320E DC GS4000 320E DC Approx 120kg Also when handling these devices make sure that ...

Page 11: ... cause an electric shock When replacing a power supply unit or installing an additional one remove the power cable from the power supply unit to be replaced Even if the power switch is turned OFF electricity is still present in the cables connected to the device which can cause a fire or electric shock When using a DC power cable attach an insulating sheath at the cable terminal Using a unsheathed...

Page 12: ...c shock If the power cable is ever damaged so that the wires underneath the covering are visible or cut stop using it and ask a maintenance person to replace it Using damaged cables could easily cause a fire or an electric shock Do not use adapters to connect multiple power cables to the same outlet Doing this can cause a fire or cause a circuit breaker to trip due to an overloaded circuit This de...

Page 13: ...rd or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card When moving the device do not hold the handle of a power supply unit These handles are not intended for this purpose and could break off causing the power supply unit and the device to fall which could cause injury to you The device itself could also be damaged which could cau...

Page 14: ...supply unit from GR4000 320E AC and GS4000 320E AC or the DC power supply unit from GR4000 160E2 GS4000 160E2 GR4000 320E DC and GS4000 320E DC do it by holding its handle firmly so that it cannot drop accidentally and cause injury Comply with the instructions written on the caution label attached on the device Do not install the device in a dusty or humid location Doing so may cause a fire or an ...

Page 15: ...aching a power cable make sure that the switch of the targeted power unit is turned OFF When replacing a fan unit while powered on it must be done within one minute after being detached If replacement takes more than one minute the temperature inside the device will start to rise and could affect other components When carrying or packing the device and its optional units wear a wrist strap to prev...

Page 16: ...ot wet with water or another pH neutral liquid Do not use volatile organic solutions such as benzene or paint thinner chemicals chemically treated cloths or pesticides since these substances may deform discolor or damage the device Unplug the power cable from the outlet when the device is not used for long periods If you are using the DC power supply unit switch off the circuit breaker at the powe...

Page 17: ...parations necessary to use GR4000 In addition to this it gives you the overview of the edifice of GR4000 series manuals positioning of this guide book and reference method of manuals 1 1 Edifice of GR4000 Series Manuals 1 2 Checking Components Accessories Provided With GR4000 Chassis 1 3 Preparation for Necessary Equipments ...

Page 18: ...re functions Installation conditions for H W Method of setting configuration information Example of configuration definition Detail information related to operation messages logs GR4000 Hardware Installation Guide GR4000 Software Manual Configuration Settings CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format GR4000 Software Manual Configuration Commands CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format Vol 1 GR4000...

Page 19: ... besides GR4000 chassis components and accessories Setup Terminal Prepare a personal computer or a workstation which supports the following features mentioned in Table 1 1 below Table1 1 Specifications Required for Setup Terminals Category Specification Communication port RS 232C Communication software Note 1 Hyperterminal utility in Windows 95 98 2000 NT or other similar terminal communication so...

Page 20: ...to a setup terminal Interface Cable Interface cables are necessary to connect GR4000 to other devices See the GR4000 Hardware Installation Guide for detail information about interface cables DC Power Cables DC power cables should be attached to the power supply units of GR4000 80E2 GR4000 160E2 and GR4000 320E DC See the GR4000 Hardware Installation Guide for detail information about DC power cabl...

Page 21: ... Revision 1 Preliminary QSGGR4K00 10 5794047 1X 5 Device Installation This chapter describes about the procedures for attaching power cables memory cards to GR4000 and powering it on 2 1 Setup of GR4000 2 2 Other Preparations ...

Page 22: ...u use a power cable other than this it could cause a fire or an electric shock NOTE Before attaching a power cable make sure that all the switches of GR4000 are turned OFF Procedure2 Install a memory card Insert a memory card into both the memory card slot 0 and the memory card slot 1 of a basic control unit BCU0 Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC lamp is lit the memory card is being ac...

Page 23: ...CU0 using a RS 232C cross cable 2 Start up a setup terminal 3 Start up communication software NOTE As for the setup of communication software see the communication software manual Procedure4 Attach an interface cable Attach an interface cable to an interface port Procedure5 Power on GR4000 80E1 Set all the switches of GR4000 80E1 to ON Procedure6 Check LED When BCU0 LED of the front panel of GR400...

Page 24: ...mbers of GR4000 80E1 NOTE When using a nework interface board it should be mounted into a packet routing unit NOTE There are two types of network interface boards which are single size and double size ones The number shown with in the figure above is used for double size network interface boards Front view BCU0 NIF3 NIF1 Network interface board NIF Basic control unit BCU Front panel PRU1 PRU0 Pack...

Page 25: ...6X should be faced up NOTE Use a standard type of memory card provided by HITACHI The operation cannot be guaranteed if a memory card other than that is used When installing a memory card using an option license for GR4000 make sure that the manufacturing number of a device put on the label of a memory card matches the serial number of an option license You can check these numbers using a packing ...

Page 26: ...d to troubles see the GR4000 Software Manual Operations Device Management Overview and GR4000 Software Manual Message Log Reference Slot number The slot number for each option component BCU number PRU number and NIF number of GR4000 80E2 is shown in the figure below Figure 2 4 Slot numbers of GR4000 80E2 NOTE When using a nework interface board it should be mounted into a packet routing unit NOTE ...

Page 27: ...ure2 Install a memory card Insert a memory card into both the memory card slot 0 and the memory card slot 1 of a basic control unit BCU0 Memory cards must be installed into both BCU0 and BCU1 in case that a basic control unit is redundant Caution While the access indicator of BCU ACC lamp is lit the memory card is being accessed DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the ...

Page 28: ...acking list provided with GR4000 Procedure3 Connect a setup terminal to GR4000 160E1 1 Connect a setup terminal to the CONSOLE port of BCU BCU0 using a RS 232C cross cable 2 Start up a setup terminal 3 Start up communication software NOTE GR4000 160E1 is pre configured in a way that a setup terminal can be connected to a CONSOLE port of BCU0 when it is shipped from the factory Connect a setup term...

Page 29: ...until it starts up see the section 2 2 Other Preparations NOTE When BCU0 LED or BCU1 LED is lit in red it means that GR4000 is in trouble For detail information related to troubles see the GR4000 Software Manual Operations Device Management Overview and GR4000 Software Manual Message Log Reference Slot number The slot number for each option component BCU number PRU number and NIF number of GR4000 ...

Page 30: ... DO NOT pull out a memory card or turn off the power switch while the memory card is being accessed If so you could permanently damage the memory card NOTE When inserting a memory card the surface labeled with the part number HN F9244 66X should be faced up NOTE Use a standard type of memory card provided by HITACHI The operation cannot be guaranteed if a memory card other than that is used When i...

Page 31: ...hen BCU0 LED of the front panel of GR4000 is lit in green it means that GR4000 is started up Regarding the process GR4000 goes through until it starts up see the section 2 2 Other Preparations NOTE When BCU0 LED or BCU1 LED is lit in red it means that GR4000 is in trouble For detail information related to troubles see GR4000 Software Manual Operations Device Management Overview and GR4000 Software...

Page 32: ...edures Figure 2 9 Procedures for GR4000 320E AC setup Setup of GR4000 320E AC Procedure5 Power on GR4000 320E Procedure3 Connect a setup terminal to GR4000 320E AC Procedure1 Attach a power cable Procedure2 Install a memory card Procedure6 Check LED Procedure4 Attach an interface cable ...

Page 33: ... the part number HN F9244 66X should be faced up NOTE Use a standard type of memory card provided by HITACHI The operation cannot be guaranteed if a memory card other than that is used When installing a memory card using an option license for GR4000 make sure that the manufacturing number of a device put on the label of a memory card matches the serial number of an option license You can check the...

Page 34: ...ring off all the switches attached to it NOTE When powering on the GR4000 320E AC setting all its power switches to ON should be done within 8 seconds If you cannot do it within 8 seconds there is the possibility that the BCU signals a temporal abnormality related to the status of power sources However the system gets back to normal after all the switches are set to ON NOTE When you use a redundan...

Page 35: ...rface board it should be mounted into a packet routing unit NOTE There are two types of network interface boards which are single size and double size ones The number shown with in the figure above is used for double size network interface boards Basic control unit BCU Front panel Front view Network interface board NIF Packet routing unit PRU PRU2 PRU3 PRU4 PRU5 PRU0 PRU1 PRU6 PRU7 NIF11 NIF9 NIF7...

Page 36: ...ures Figure 2 11 Procedures for GR4000 320E DC setup Setup of GR4000 320E DC Procedure5 Power on GR4000 320E DC Procedure3 Connect a setup terminal to GR4000 320E DC Procedure1 Attach a power cable Procedure2 Install a memory card Procedure6 Check LED Procedure4 Attach an interface cable ...

Page 37: ...ber HN F9244 66X should be faced up NOTE Use a standard type of memory card provided by HITACHI The operation cannot be guaranteed if a memory card other than that is used When installing a memory card using an option license for GR4000 make sure that the manufacturing number of a device put on the label of a memory card matches the serial number of an option license You can check these numbers us...

Page 38: ...ossibility that the BCU1 is unconditionally started up as the active In such a case restart the device after powering off all the switches attached to it NOTE When powering on the GR4000 320E DC setting all its power switches to ON should be done within 8 seconds If you cannot do it within 8 seconds there is the possibility that the BCU signals a temporal abnormality related to the status of power...

Page 39: ...nterface board it should be mounted into a packet routing unit NOTE There are two types of network interface boards which are single size and double size ones The number shown with in the figure above is used for double size network interface boards Basic control unit BCU Front panel Front view Network interface board NIF Packet routing unit PRU PRU2 PRU3 PRU4 PRU5 PRU0 PRU1 PRU6 PRU7 NIF11 NIF9 N...

Page 40: ...at the time of shipment of GR4000 When installing software refer to the Installation Guide provided with the routing software OS R Installation of option components The option components such as a power supply unit basic control unit packet routing unit and network interface board are pre installed into a body of GR4000 at the time of its shipment Note that GBIC and SFP are also pre installed into...

Page 41: ...47 1X 25 Configuration Information Setting This chapter describes about the process from starting up GR4000 to inputting basic configuration information into it through a setup terminal 3 1 Introduction 3 2 Configuration Example 3 3 Configuration Information Settings ...

Page 42: ...to NIF0 of GR4000 Likely the network interface board NE10G 1LR must be installed into NIF1 of GR4000 Ethernet 10BASE T 100BASE TX or 1000BASE T must be used for the network A and C Ethernet 10GBASE LR must be used for the network B GR1 must be used as a device name NETWORK A must be used as the name of SNMP Manager Use RIP as a routing protocol Figure 3 1 Configuration example NOTE The 0 0 of the ...

Page 43: ... section describes about the procedures for logging into GR4000 setting a time and password of administrator and adding deleting a user ID 1 Log into GR4000 Log into GR4000 by inputting a user ID The operator is a default user ID set at the time of initial system introduction This default user ID does not have a login password set for it BSDI BSD OS 3 1 login operator Input operator as a user ID A...

Page 44: ... of administrato password Input password command Changing local password for admin New password Input a password of administrator The password you input will not be shown Retype new password Input the same password again for confirmation passwd updating passwd database passwd done NOTE You must use a password consisting of 6 to 128 texts including some figures special characters You cannot use a p...

Page 45: ... the default user ID operator The example below explains how to reset the default user ID operator to the new one newuser and how to set a login password adduser Input adduser command Login name newuser Input newuser as a new user ID Password Set a login password for the new user ID newuser The password you input will not be shown Retype new password Input the same password again for confirmation ...

Page 46: ...t a new user ID Password Input a login password All Rights Reserved Copyright C 2003 Hitachi Ltd Welcome to this system enable Register yourself as an administrator of GR4000 Password Input a password of administrator rmuser operator Delete the default user ID operator Delete user operator y n y Input y quit Get back to the mode of general users logout Execute logout command BSDI BSD OS 3 1 login ...

Page 47: ...tion definition a configuration information file will be opened automatically Note that the example above is for the case where an active configuration information file on memory is opened You can open a designated spare file for configuration information by inputting a file name after the configure file command For details about a spare configuration information file see the GR4000 Software Manua...

Page 48: ... 168 1 1 rip interface 192 168 1 1 GR1 config exit rip GR1 config interface 192 168 2 1 rip interface 192 168 2 1 GR1 config exit rip GR1 config exit GR1 config apply Apply the RIP command you set GR1 config NOTE The mark will be shown at the beginning of a prompt if you change configuration information However you can delete this mark by saving configuration information you changed Likely the mar...

Page 49: ...1 1 interface 192 168 2 1 snmp NETWORK A 192 168 1 2 GR1 config 4 Save configuration information Save the configuration information you input into a file GR1 config save Save configuration information GR1 config NOTE Configuration information will be saved into a file currently opened if you skip inputting a file name In the example above information will be saved into an active file on memory You...

Page 50: ...g exit Exit from the edit mode GR1 quit Get back to the mode of general users GR1 logout Log out of GR4000 BSDI BSD OS 3 1 login Now you ve finished all the necessary settings If you need to edit configuration information See 6 3 Editing of Configuration Information If you do not need to edit configuration information Skip to 4 Confirmation of Operation Status ...

Page 51: ...re can be used in the mode of general users When executing commands you can use the function of simplifying command inputs For details see the section 6 1 Convenient Functions 1 Check the operation status of an entire body of GR4000 You can check the operation status of an entire body of GR4000 BSDI BSD OS 3 1 login newuser Log into GR4000 by inputting a user ID Password Input a login password All...

Page 52: ...mber 32000 FAN Active No FAN0 1 FAN0 2 FAN0 3 FAN1 4 FAN1 5 FAN1 6 Speed Normal POW0 Active POW1 Active POW2 Disconnect POW3 Disconnect BCU0 Active RM CPU Active HN F9544 R5M8MEX BCU RM8ME 0000 Boot 2003 09 02 19 27 42 Power ON 0 times restart Lamp ACTIVE LED green READY LED green EMA SUPPRESS LED light off ALARM LED light off ERROR LED light off 7seg light off Board CPU Intel Pentium 3 850MHz Mem...

Page 53: ... off Board CPU Intel Pentium 3 850MHz Memory 262 144kB 256MB Temperature Normal 28degree CP CPU Active Boot 2003 09 02 19 27 43 Power ON 0 times restart Board CPU RM5261 250MHz Memory 262 144kB 256MB MC0 Primary Slot MC Enabled HN F9244 66 MC256 GR4000 Format 00070000 29 563kB used User Area 29 563kB Dump Area 0kB 200 181kB free User Area 176 181kB Dump Area 24 000kB 229 744kB total User Area 205 ...

Page 54: ...11 Average out 2Mbps Average in 1Mbps Line3 initialize 100BASE TX half auto 00 00 87 01 40 a1 Average out 50Mbps Average in 20Mbps Line4 initialize 100BASE TX half auto 00 00 87 01 40 a2 Average out 50Mbps Average in 20Mbps Line5 initialize 100BASE TX half auto 00 00 87 01 40 a3 Average out 50Mbps Average in 20Mbps Line6 initialize 100BASE TX half auto 00 00 87 01 40 a4 Average out 50Mbps Average ...

Page 55: ...tus change 03 58 59 Last down at 09 02 19 42 32 eth05 flags 80e3 UP BROADCAST NOTRAILERS RUNNING NOARP MULTICAST mtu 1500 inet 15 0 0 2 24 broadcast 15 0 0 255 NIF0 Line5 UP media 100BASE TX full aut o 00 00 87 d0 e7 f5 Time since last status change 01 38 29 Last down at 09 02 19 11 10 TUNNEL64 flags 80b1 UP POINTtoPOINT NOTRAILERS NOARP MULTICAST mtu 1280 inet 192 168 100 1 24 192 168 100 2 physi...

Page 56: ...localhost 0 0 Static 365d 127 0 0 1 32 127 0 0 1 localhost 0 0 Direct 365d 172 16 178 25 172 16 178 21 Office1 0 0 Direct 365d 172 16 178 21 32 172 16 178 21 Office1 0 0 Direct 365d 192 168 20 24 172 16 101 115 Office2 3 0 RIP 5s 192 168 30 24 172 16 101 115 Office2 0 0 Static 90d 20h 172 16 171 116 Office3 GR1 NOTE The example above is for the case where RIP and Static are used as routing protoco...

Page 57: ... protocol 4 Display of OSPF neighbor routers You can check the information related to the neighbor routers working as OSPF GR1 show ip ospf neighbor The information related to neighbor routers working as OSPF will be shown Domain 1 Area 0 0 0 0 Interface Address 172 16 10 10 Interface State BackupDR Address State RouterID Priority DR Backup DR 172 16 10 11 Full 172 17 1 1 1 172 16 10 11 172 16 10 ...

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Page 59: ...d to the operations introduced in this guide book Also it gives you the information about the manuals you should refer to in case that you encounter the troubles related to the operations other than those introduced in this guide book 5 1 Troubleshootings Related to the Operations Introduced in This Guide Book 5 2 More Details About Troubleshootings ...

Page 60: ...4000 again GR4000 stopped running showing the number 20 in the STATUS CODE area Check if software is installed into a memory card If not do it referring to the installation guide provided with software The umber 22 is shown in the STATUS CODE area Check if all the power switches and breakers of GR4000 are set to ON If not set them to ON You see some kind of information shown in the STATUS CODE are...

Page 61: ...k interface board is lit Check if the line information and routing protocols related to the device connected to GR4000 is set correctly If not do it referring to the manuals for the device connected to GR4000 NOTE For details related to chassis of GR40000 and the location of LED of other components see the chapter 1 Component Overview of the GR4000 Hardware Installation Guide For the troubleshooti...

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Page 63: ...ration Information Setting and how to delete configuration information files Also some convenient functions to simplify the operations for a setup terminal are introduced here 6 1 Convenient Functions 6 2 Case of Using the Network Interface Board NE100 48T 6 3 Editing of Configuration Information 6 4 Deleting of Configuration Information Files 6 5 Details About GR4000 Operations ...

Page 64: ...ion In such a case use the following keys as an alternative key Ctrl P key key Ctrl N key key Ctrl F key key Ctrl B key 2 Command abbreviation You can input commands and parameters in the form of abbreviation which is also useful when inputting a long line of command characters The example below shows how to input show ip route in its abbreviated form GR1 sh ip ro The show ip route is input in its...

Page 65: ...abit_ethernet ethernet gigabit_ethernet A list of parameters you can use after line ethernet0 0 is shown GR1 config line ethernet0 0 4 Help function You can search a command or parameter you can designate by entering the key Also you can know the meaning of each command parameter Do the following operation if you want to show a list of parameters you can use after show ip and know the meaning of e...

Page 66: ...er ID password Input a login password All Rights Reserved Copyright C 2003 Hitachi Ltd Welcome to the System GR1 enable Register yourself as an administrator of GR4000 password Input your password as an administrator GR1 configure Enter the edit mode of configuration information GR1 config NOTE After entering the edit mode of configuration definition a configuration information file will be opened...

Page 67: ...ts of configuration information you set Check the interface mode you set by displaying configuration information GR1 config show system Show system information system name GR1 system interface_mode 8k GR1 config 4 Save the information you set Save the configuration information you set GR1 config save Save configuration information GR1 config NOTE The mark at the beginning of a prompt can be delete...

Page 68: ... Welcome to the System GR1 enable Enter the administrator mode password Input a password of administrator GR1 configure Enter the edit mode GR1 config NOTE After entering the edit mode of configuration definition a configuration information file will be opened automatically Note that the example above is for the case where an active configuration information file on memory is opened You can open a...

Page 69: ... ethernet0 4 ethernet 0 4 disable line ethernet0 5 ethernet 0 5 disable line ethernet0 6 ethernet 0 6 disable line ethernet0 7 ethernet 0 7 disable line ethernet0 8 ethernet 0 8 disable line ethernet0 9 ethernet 0 9 disable line ethernet0 10 ethernet 0 10 disable line ethernet0 11 ethernet 0 11 disable line ethernet1 0 10gigabit_ethernet 1 0 ip 192 168 2 1 mask 255 255 255 0 rip yes interface 192 ...

Page 70: ...perations GR1 config delete line ethernet1 0 Delete ethernet1 0 Are you sure y n y GR1 config line LAN1 ethernet 1 0 Define the Ethernet port 1 0 as LAN1 line LAN1 GR1 config ip 192 168 2 3 24 Set an IP address for LAN1 line LAN1 GR1 config exit GR1 config rip Set RIP for LAN1 rip GR1 config interface 192 168 2 3 rip interface 192 168 2 3 GR1 config exit GR1 config apply Apply RIP setting for oper...

Page 71: ...t0 2 ethernet 0 2 disable line ethernet0 3 ethernet 0 3 disable line ethernet0 4 ethernet 0 4 disable line ethernet0 5 ethernet 0 5 disable line ethernet0 6 ethernet 0 6 disable line ethernet0 7 ethernet 0 7 disable line ethernet0 8 ethernet 0 8 disable line ethernet0 9 ethernet 0 9 disable line ethernet0 10 ethernet 0 10 disable line ethernet0 11 ethernet 0 11 disable line LAN1 10gigabit_ethernet...

Page 72: ... configuration information into a spare file you designated by inputting its file name after the save command For details about a spare configuration information file see GR4000 Software Manual Configuration Settings CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format 6 Exit from the edit mode of configuration information Exit from the edit mode of configuration information according to the following example...

Page 73: ...Input y exit Exit from the system BSDI BSD OS 3 1 login The login prompt will be showm If you have to reset the configuration information do it referring to the section 3 3 Settings of Configuration Information NOTE All the configuration information you ve input so far will be deleted if you delete a configuration information file Back up a configuration information file referring to the GR4000 So...

Page 74: ...rview Operations for GR4000 GR4000 Software Manual Operations Device Management Overview GR4000 Software Manual MIB Reference Table 6 2 Manuals related to configuration information settings Items Related Manuals Configuration information editing Examples of configuration information settings GR4000 Software Manual Configuration Settings CLI CLI Type 1 Hierarchical Input Format Commands for configu...

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Page 76: ...0 5794047 1X Hitachi GR4000 Installation Guide Verions 1 00 Preliminary Part No QSGGR4K00 10 5794047 1X Copyright 2003 and 2004 Hitachi America Ltd All rights reserved Printed in the U S A Hitachi America Ltd 2000 Sierra Point Parkway Brisbane CA 94005 1835 U S A ...

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