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2.8 Ethernet Interface (
ATOMControl™ Web Interface & ATOM SNMP
Agent)
On units equipped with the Ethernet function, an integrated HTTP Web Server allows the user to access a
web-based version of the ATOMControl software to control the unit. To access this application, an Ethernet
connection to the ATOM-Series device must be established. Currently, the Ku GaN firmware was tested
compatible on Google Chrome (Version 80), Firefox (Version 74), and Microsoft Edge (Version 80), but not
Microsoft Internet Explorer. An integrated SNMP(v1) agent can be interfaced by the same Ethernet
connection to allow NMS monitoring using a NMS/SNMP server or MIB browser.
Note: In the commands and responses below, <CR> denotes a Carriage Return character, and <LF>
denotes a Line Feed character.
Default IP Address
The default IP Address for the ATOMControl unit is
192.168.77.30
and default the subnet mask is
255.255.255.0
. Ensure the computer’s IP Address is on the same logical network and subnet as the ATOM
unit (e.g. 192.168.77.XXX, where XXX is any number
except
“30”).
Changing the ATOM-
Series Device’s IP Address
The Ethernet settings for an ATOM-
series device can be changed using the device’s Command Line
Interface. Ensure that a serial connection has been made to the device (refer to Figure 2-12 Setup Serial
Port for details), and then use a terminal program or Norsat’s ATOMControl software to send the appropriate
command(s) to the device. If a valid value is provided to the device, the device’s network services will be
restarted automatically; no additional action will be required to have the new settings take effect.
To change the device’s IP Address:
setip ip <IP Address><CR>
where
IP Address
is the new IP Address to use for the device.
Example command and corresponding response:
setip ip 192.168.77.100<CR>
<CR><LF>ok<CR><LF>
To change the device’s Subnet Mask:
setip mask <Subnet Mask><CR>
where
Subnet Mask
is the new Subnet Mask to use for the device.
Example command and corresponding response:
setip mask 255.255.255.0<CR>
<CR><LF>ok<CR><LF>
