Qg 2 Multi-Sync Gateway User Guide
Getting Started
SJC-DEV7250-HR Rev. 1.14
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Getting Started
This chapter describes on how the user can start using Ts2 system after installing Ts2 device and making
the necessary connections to the various hardware interfaces.
3.1
Logging in with the console
Log into Ts2 using the mini-USB console. Default set-up is 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, and one stop
bit. Login is admin and password are admin. Terminal emulation software like Tera Term, PuTTY,
minicom and Procomm can be used for this purpose.
3.2
Set up IP address
The Management port IP address assigned to the Ts2 can be viewed using the mini-USB console.
At the factory, the Ts2 Management port IP is statically assigned to 192.168.2.100 with netmask of
255.255.255.0. This static IP address will be set after doing a restore to factory default configuration. To
configure the Management port IP address for customer network:
1.
Connect the Ts2 mini-USB console port to a PC and run a terminal emulator application (Tera
Term, PuTTY, minicom, Procomm, etc.) to login to the Ts2. Login credentials are provided in the
Ts2 Basic Commands section. Use the “network configure” command to configure the
Management port IP parameters. The Network Configure Command section provides CLI
command details for setting the Management port IP address, subnet mask and Gateway IP.
2.
With the Management port IP address configured successfully, the IP address can be entered
into a browser URL field to access the Ts2 Login page, with login credentials (admin/admin).
3.3
Remote Network Access to Ts2
Ts2 can be accessed remotely over IP network via the Management IP Interface. These are some of the
methods to access Ts2 remotely:
3.3.1
HTTP/Web access
Ts2 can be accessed over the web from any standard browser (IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.). This
provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the user to configure or monitor Ts2 operations.
The following web browsers / versions are supported by the Ts2 HTTP server:
Internet Explorer / v11.0.31
Chrome / v63.0.3239.132
Firefox / v56.0
Safari / v11.0.3
3.3.2
Secure Shell (SSH) access
SSH offers a secure shell for users to do remote login to Ts2 using terminal emulation software. After
login, the user can use Ts2 CLI to send commands. Note that only SSH and not Telnet access is allowed
for remote shell login.
3.3.3
SNMP (v2, v3)
Ts2 can be one of many managed devices on the network with an Element Management System (EMS)
or Network Management System (NMS) as the centralized server. Currently, only SNMP is supported for
