ProCurve 800, Руководство по настройке

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Initial Setup of the ProCurve NAC 800
System Settings
System Settings
System settings for your ProCurve NAC 800 include:
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Network settings
Network settings identify your NAC 800 in the network and allow it to
communicate with other devices. These settings include:
• Hostname
• Static IP address
• Default router IP address
• Domain Name System (DNS) server IP address
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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) settings
SNMP allows you and other network administrators to control multiple
network devices through a single solution such as ProCurve Manager
(PCM). The NAC 800 supports read-only access to its configuration via
SNMP versions 1 or 2.
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Root password
The root account, which you log in to through Secure Shell (SSH), grants
access to the command line of the NAC 800’s Linux-based operating
system (OS). You will need such access if you want to enable the NAC 800
to act as a RADIUS server without ProCurve Identity Driven Manager
(IDM).
The username for the account is root and the default password is pro-
curve . You can change this password.
If your NAC 800 is a combination server (CS) (typically, a stand-alone device),
the settings listed above are management server (MS) settings. This is the
standard type for a RADIUS-only NAC 800.
However, your deployment might include an MS and multiple enforcement
servers (ESs). (For more information about this option, see “Enforcement
Clusters” on page 1-16 of Chapter 1: “Overview of the ProCurve NAC 800.”)
In such a system, you configure the settings described above for both the MS
and ESs.