Prepare the Device for Operation
Chapter 3. Configuration
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Example
This example enters remote interface configuration mode on the HA4000, sets the
IKE ID type to Subject Distinguished Name, exits configuration mode, and saves
the configuration.
admin>
config t
config>
interface remote
config-ifRemote>
ikeIdTypeToSend sdn
config-ifRemote>
exit
config>
exit
admin>
copy s n
Configure the Local Interface
Configure these items on the local interface:
z
Local port IP address and subnet mask
z
Auto-negotiation and flow control
z
MAC address resolution (default gateway)
Local Port IP Address
The local port IP address identifies the HA4000 to the device on the local side of
the network, such as a server or switch. If the HA4000 is connected to the LAN
through a switch, the local port IP address is the address the server uses to
identify the HA4000.
Previously configured policies will not recognize a new local port IP address until
the HA4000 is rebooted or reloaded. After you complete configuring the HA4000,
to save the configuration, reboot the unit; go to “Reboot the HA4000” on page 38.
Or, if the local port IP address is the only parameter that you changed, enter the
reload policies
command.
1. At the
config>
prompt, enter this command:
interface local
2. At the
config-ifLocal>
prompt, enter this command:
ip address <
ipAddress
> [<
subnet_mask
>]
For parameter descriptions, go to “ip address” on page 74.
Note:
If the local and remote port IP addresses are on the same subnet, the
local port IP address must have a 32-bit subnet mask (255.255.255.255).
Example
This example sets the local port IP address:
config>
interface local
config-ifLocal>
ip address 192.168.10.150 255.255.255.255
