258 Configuring system settings
/cfg/sys
From the System menu, you can configure and manage the following:
•
Management IP address (MIP) (see “Configuring system settings”
(page 262))
• the Nortel SNAS host, including interfaces and ports (see “Configuring
the Nortel SNAS host” (page 264))
•
static routes (see “Configuring static routes” (page 270))
• date and time (see “Configuring date and time settings” (page 274))
• DNS settings (see “Configuring DNS servers and settings” (page 276))
• RSA servers (see “Configuring RSA servers” (page 279)) (not
supported in Nortel Secure Network Access Switch Software Release
1.6.1)
• Syslog servers (see “Configuring syslog servers” (page 279))
•
Access Lists (see “Configuring the Access List” (page 273))
•
administrative applications, including
— managing access for Telnet, SSH, and SONMP (see “Configuring
administrative settings” (page 281))
— configuring system management using SNMP (see “Configuring
SNMP” (page 323))
—
enabling SRS administration (see “Enabling TunnelGuard SRS
administration” (page 284))
—
managing Nortel SNAS host SSH keys (see “Configuring Nortel
SNAS host SSH keys” (page 284))
—
managing RADIUS auditing (see “Configuring RADIUS auditing”
(page 286))
—
managing RADIUS authentication of system users (see
“Configuring authentication of system users” (page 290))
•
user access (see “Managing system users and groups” (page 211))
• disabling SSL traffic trace commands (see “Configuring system
settings” (page 262))
Roadmap of system commands
The following roadmap lists the CLI commands to configure cluster-wide
parameters and the Nortel SNAS host within the cluster. Use this list as a
quick reference or click on any entry for more information:
Nortel Secure Network Access Switch
Using the Command Line Interface
NN47230-100 03.01 Standard
28 July 2008
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