● Windows:
ping -t 192.168.1.1
If you get a ‘Request Timed Out’ message, move on to the readdressing step and leave this
window up.
Readdressing
Windows:
● Go to your
Network and Sharing Center
and click
Change Adapter Settings
from the
left-hand side. Click on our connection.
● In the new window, select
Properties
. Select
Internet Protocol Version 4
from the list
of items and click on
Properties
.
● Select the radio button next to
Use the Following IP Address
and input an IP address
of
192.168.1.2
.
● The subnet mask should auto recognize this as a 24-bit mask. If not, you’ll need to
manually enter 255.255.255.0.
● After confirming your entry, click OK and close the Properties window. You should now
start seeing a reply from the Bandura Cyber TIG in the command prompt window.
Mac:
● Go to your
System Preferences
and click on
Network
.
● Find your network adaptor on the left and select
Advanced.
● Go to
TCP/IP Settings
and configure as follows:
○ Configure IPv4:
Manually
○ IPv4 Address:
192.168.1.2
○ Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.0
○ Router:
● Click
OK
and check your running terminal for the pings to start hitting the Bandura Cyber
TIG.
Linux:
for assistance in setting up static IP addresses.
2.2.2 Logging In
In the address bar of your browser, type
. The ‘https’ heading is very
important as the Bandura Cyber TIG will not respond to a regular http request.
If you come across a screen stating that your connection is not secure, you’ll need to add an
exception, go to advanced settings, or click on a link that will allow you to connect after
accepting the warning (depending on your browser).
You should be directed to the Bandura Cyber TIG login screen. The default credentials are:
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