Juniper NSM4000, Руководство по оборудованию

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NOTE:
• From your second login, the serial console displays the following prompt
if you are not logged in:
Juniper NSMXpress Appliance
NSM 2012.2R7
NSM4000.juniper.net login: admin
Password:
Last login: Wed Oct 1 02:22:21 on ttyS0
Run NSM4000 system setup? [y/N]
Enter
n
to exit from the system setup program.
• 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.
7.
Enter sudo su - at the command prompt to log in as a root user.
The serial console prompts to enter the admin password as displayed below:
[admin@NSM4000 ~]$ sudo su -
[sudo] password for admin:
[root@NSM4000 ~]#
NOTE: 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 in to 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 $ prompt,
then enter the admin password you set when logging in to the NSM
appliance. To return to the admin user, enter
exit
at the $ prompt.
•
root user—Administers advanced system settings. To change to the
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 in to the NSM appliance. To return to the admin user, enter
exit
from the # prompt.
8.
Enter the admin password.
9.
Enter nsm_setup at the command prompt to configure the NSMXpress settings.
Related
Documentation
Booting the NSM4000 Appliance on page 41
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Configuring a Regional Server on page 45
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