Nokia IP100 Series, Руководство по установке

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IP100 Series Installation Guide 33
Using Voyager
Using Voyager
Now complete the configuration using Voyager:
1.
Open a web browser on the host machine or system you will use to
complete the configuration or continue using Lynx.
2.
In the Location field (in Netscape Navigator) or the Address field (in
Microsoft Internet Explorer) or in a comparable field in another web
browser, enter the IP address of the interface you configured in Step
4—Entering Initial Interface Information (192.168.231.111, for
example). Press
E
NTER
or whatever the browser requires you to do to
activate your entry.
3.
When prompted, enter the admin username and password. Voyager
automatically starts.
Once in Voyager, you can enable Voyager inline help by clicking the
H
ELP
O
N
button. The Voyager Reference Guide provides information on
specific tasks. Access the guide by clicking the
D
OC
button.
NOTE:
If the username dialog does not appear, you may not have
a network connection between the host and the NAP. Confirm the
information you entered during this initial configuration and check
that all cables are firmly connected. See
APPENDIX
F , Troubleshooting for troubleshooting information.
4.
Use Voyager to configure the other interfaces you intend to use on the
NAP. First click the
C
ONFIG
button. Then click the Interfaces link.
Ethernet physical interfaces appear in this form:
eth-sxpy
The
x
(which is highlighted above) is the slot number and the
y
(also
highlighted) is the port number, as in
s1p1
, or slot 1 port 1.
Click the interface you want to configure. Set the link speed (10 Mbits/sec
or 100 Mbits/sec) and duplex mode (full or half) of the interface. The
default ethernet logical IDs include the channel number of the interface