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To complete the setup process using the CLI, go to “CLI Configuration” on page 10. To
complete the setup process using the Web interface, go to “Web Interface Configuration”
on page 11.
CLI Configuration
To finish initial setup from the CLI, use the following steps. If you are logged in, enter
nsm_setup at the command prompt.
If you are not logged on, follow these steps:
1.
Enter your admin username, and then press Enter.
2.
Enter your password and then press Enter.
Juniper NSMXpress OS build 2.105498
NSM 2010.4Kernel 2.6.9–55.0.2.ELsmp on an i686
NSMXpress.Juniper.net login: admin
Password:
Last login: Tue May 27 17:20:25 on ttyS0
Run NSMXpress system setup? [y/N]
3.
Enter y to run the system setup program from the CLI.
NOTE: These values are not case-sensitive. However, the uppercase N
indicates it is the default value. Any keystroke, including Enter but not y
or Y, accepts the default value.
4.
Go to “Installing and Configuring NSM from the CLI” on page 13 for information about
how to install and configure NSM on your NSM appliance from the CLI.
NSM Appliance Users
An NSM appliance has three user levels. All users log in as the “admin” user. To use the
command line to administer NSM, change to the “nsm” user. For advanced administration,
change to the “root” user.
The following users are available to manage an appliance.
• “admin” user—Logs into the NSM appliance setup program and changes to “nsm” user
or “root” user from the command line.
•
“nsm” user—Administers NSM services. To change to the “nsm” user from the “admin”
user, go to the $ prompt, enter
sudo su - nsm for the $ nsm prompt, then enter the
“admin” password you set when logging into the NSM appliance. To return to the
“admin” user, enter
exit at the $ prompt.
•
“root” user—Administers advanced system settings. To change to “root” user from the
“admin” user, go to the $ prompt, enter
sudo su - root for the # root prompt, then enter
the “admin” password you set when logging into the NSM appliance. To return to the
“admin” user, enter
exit from the # prompt.
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