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Cisco AVS 3120 Application Velocity System Hardware Installation Guide
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Chapter 3 Installing the AVS 3120
Configuring Network Settings
Configuring Network Settings
After you have installed the AVS 3120, you must configure the basic network settings by using the set
command in the CLI from a console connection. After the basic network settings have been configured,
you can perform additional CLI configuration through the network by using an SSH connection.
Additionally, you can configure application acceleration and other features by using the Management
Console GUI in a Web browser. For details about using the CLI and Management Console, refer to the
Cisco Application Velocity System User Guide.
To configure the basic network settings, follow these steps:
Step 1 Log in to the AVS 3120 from a console connected to the serial port.
Note The default username is fgn, and the password is fineground.
After you log in, the
velocity> prompt appears.
Step 2 Enable writing configuration settings with the enable command:
velocity>enable
Step 3 Configure the network interface with the set interface command:
velocity>set interface ip
ip
netmask
mask
default-gateway
gw
autoneg on
where:
ip
is the device interface IP address, such as 10.210.10.45
mask
is the device interface network mask, such as 255.255.255.0
gw
is the gateway address, such as 10.210.2.1
autoneg can be set to on or off, for speed autonegotiation (if off, you must set the speed and duplex
settings manually by using the
speed and duplex options)
You can view the interface settings by using the show interface command:
velocity>show interface
PHYSICAL INTERFACE eth1
MAC ADDRESS: 00.0f.f7.75.75.73
Auto Negotiation: on
Duplex: full
Speed: 100
RX: PKTS=1206954 BYTES=114173340 ERRORS=0
TX: PKTS=428072 BYTES=53566339 ERRORS=0
MTU: 1500
INTERFACE NUMBERS
IP/NETMASK: 10.210.2.45/255.255.255.0
DEFAULT GATEWAY: 10.210.2.1
Step 4 Configure the DNS server addresses with the set dns command:
velocity>set dns primary
ip1
secondary
ip2
where:
ip1
is the primary DNS server IP address or name, such as 10.68.226.120
ip2
is the secondary DNS server IP address name, such as 10.68.226.121