Clavister NetWall 100 Series, Руководство по началу работы

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A. Static - manual configuration
We first must set or create a number of IPv4 address objects. It is assumed here that the interface
used for Internet connection is
WAN2 , the ISP gateway IPv4 address is 203.0.113.1 , the IPv4
address for the connecting interface will be 203.0.113.35 and the network to which they both
belong is 203.0.113.0/24 .
First, add the gateway IPv4 address object if it does not already exist:
Device:/> add Address IP4Address wan_gw Address=203.0.113.1
This is the address of the ISP's gateway which is the first router hop towards the public Internet. If
this IP object already exists, it can be given the IP address with the command:
Device:/> set Address IP4Address wan_gw Address=203.0.113.1
Now, set the gateway on the WAN2 interface which is connected to the ISP: Next, set the IP
address of the WAN2_ip address object which is the IP assigned to the interface:
Device:/> set Address IP4Address InterfaceAddresses/WAN2_ip
Address=203.0.113.35
Note: Qualifying the names of IP objects in folders
On initial startup of the 100 Series, cOS Core automatically creates and fills the
InterfaceAddresses folder in the cOS Core address book with Ethernet interface related
IPv4 address objects.
Note that when an IP address object which is located in a folder is specified in the CLI,
the object name must be qualified with the name of its parent folder. For example, to
reference the address
WAN2_ip , it must be qualified with the folder name
InterfaceAddresses so it becomes InterfaceAddresses/WAN2_ip .
If an object is not contained in a folder and is at the top level of the address book then no
qualifying parent folder name is needed.
Now, set the IP object WAN2_net which will be the IPv4 network of the connecting interface:
Device:/> set Address IP4Address InterfaceAddresses/WAN2_net
Address=203.0.113.0/24
In the default configuration of the NetWall 100 Series, a DHCP client is automatically enabled on
the
WAN2 interface, so this must be disabled for a manual setup:
Device:/> set Interface Ethernet WAN2 DHCPEnabled=No
Before continuing, it is recommended to verify the properties of the WAN2 interface using the
following command:
Device:/> show Interface Ethernet WAN2
The typical output from this will be similar to the following:
Property Value
-------------------------- --------------------------
Name: WAN2
IP: InterfaceAddresses/WAN2_ip
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