Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch, Руководство по обслуживанию CLI

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Introduction
Getting Started
1-8 CLI Maintenance Guide
Getting Started
For the initial login, refer to the instructions for booting and configuring the switch in
the appropriate
Hardware Installation Guide .
For subsequent logins, use the following steps to log into the Acopia CLI:
1. If you are on-site, you can connect a serial line to the serial console port. This
port is labeled ‘Console;’ you can find it on the front panel of the switch. By
default, the port is set for 9600 baud, 8, N, 1.
You can also telnet to the switch’s management interface. For example:
telnet 10.10.10.10
In either case, a login prompt appears:
Username:
2. Enter your username and password. For example:
Username: admin
Password: acopia
The CLI prompt appears:
SWITCH>
The name, “SWITCH,” is the default hostname. The hostname is reset as part of
the initial-boot process, so it is likely that yours will differ.
Entering Cfg or Gbl Mode
The CLI contains two major configuration modes: cfg and gbl. The cfg mode contains
submodes for configuring locally-scoped parameters, only applicable to the local
ARX. These parameters include layer-2, layer-3, and chassis configuration. Gbl mode
applies to configuration that is shared among both switches in a redundant pair, such
as namespaces and global servers.
After you log into the CLI, use the
config
command to enter cfg mode:
SWITCH> enable
SWITCH# configure
SWITCH(cfg)#