Riverbed SteelHead 5080, Руководство по установке и настройке

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42 | Installing and Configuring the SteelHead
Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads
To connect an out-of-path SteelHead to your network
• Plug the straight-through cable into the primary port of the SteelHead and the LAN switch. This can
be any port on your LAN switch that is configured to connect to a host.
Figure 3-12. Connecting the primary port and LAN switch
Configuring the server-side SteelHead
The configuration wizard automatically starts when you log in to the SteelHead CLI for the first time. For
detailed information about the configuration wizard and how to start it, see
“To run the configuration
wizard” on page 35 .
In an out-of-path configuration, the client-side SteelHead is configured as an in-path device and the
server-side SteelHead is configured as an out-of-path device.
To configure the server-side SteelHead
1. Check the duplex and speed settings on the router and switch that connects to your SteelHead. Make
sure that the settings on the router, switch, and the SteelHead match. For example, ensure that
settings are auto speed and duplex on the LAN and WAN or 100 FULL on the LAN and WAN. If the
settings don’t match, optimization might be degraded.
2. Connect to the CLI.
3. If you have a SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead (SCC) appliance installed in your network to
manage multiple SteelHeads, you can use it to automatically configure them.
If you enter yes , you are prompted for the SCC host name or IP address. The host name or IP
address is used to contact the SCC. The default value is set to riverbedcmc . If you enter no , the
wizard continues.
4. To start the configuration wizard, enter yes at the system prompt.
Note: If you mistakenly answer no , to return to the wizard from the CLI, enter the configuration jump-start
command from configuration mode. For detailed information, see the “To restart the configuration wizard” on
page 37 .