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3-2 S-2500B Gateway
Gateway Setup Procedure
A Quick Start Guide has been included at the beginning of this manual for those familiar with
the operation of the
S-2500B Gateway .
After a new S-2500B Gateway has been installed it must be assigned an IP address so that it
can be accessed over the LAN. The assignment is made using the CLI (Command Line
Interface) over a serial link. Once the gateway has an IP address some or all of the following
functions can be performed: configuration of the node characteristics; designation of this
gateway as the network manager; creation of a redundant pair; establishment of a point to point
connection; and communication through the SANman GUI from a computer on the LAN.
The terms “system”, “node” and “gateway” are used interchangeably to refer to an S-2500B
Gateway in the network. Refer to Appendix A: CLI Reference for additional information on
the processes below.
User Accounts and Privileges
In the CLI and the GUI different users are identified with different privilege levels which
determine the functions they can perform.
The CLI default users are: admin and user . Refer to CLI Access Privileges (page A-1) .
The GUI default users are: admin and root . (Refer to the SANman User Guide .)
Assigning an IP Address
1.
Attach a crossover DB-9 (RS-232c) serial cable to the serial port on the back panel of the
S-2500B Gateway . (See Figure 2-1 : S-2500B Back Panel to identify the serial port).
2.
Attach the other end of the serial cable to the serial port of a console or a computer that
can run terminal emulation software (HyperTerminal is used in this procedure as an
example of emulation software).
3.
Start a session of HyperTerminal on the terminal with the following settings:
baud rate 9600, no parity, 8 bits, 1 stop bit. Log in as
user and enter the password
password . This initiates a session of the CLI.