Prerequisite:
To proceed with this setup you will require:
One DB9 RS-232 cable
One RJ-45 cable
The steps below explain the configuration of parameters for your fail-open switch.
Connect the applicable cable to the fail-open switch.
Connect the other end to a computer which runs a terminal emulation software, such as HyperTerminal or PuTTY.
Launch the terminal emulation software, and set the communications parameters as shown below:
Baud rate: 19200
Data bits: 8
No parity
Stop bits: 1
No flow control
Power up the fail-open switch.
The CLI banner and login prompt are displayed.
At the login prompt, type the username and password, and press Enter.
Username and password for both sets of fail-open switchesFor fail-open switch model 1
Username
Trellix00Password
Trellix00The fail-open switch CLI prompt is displayed.
Use these commands for fail-open switch model 1.
CLI commands for fail-open switch model 1Command
Description
set username <username>Change the username of the fail-open switch.
set password <password>Change the password of the fail-open switch.
set time <date & time>Set the time and date of the fail-open switch in mm/dd/yyyy-hh:mm:ss.
set ip <ip address>Configures the IPv4 address of the fail-open switch.
set mask <mask>Configures the gateway IPv4 address to be used by the fail-open switch.
set manager <ip address>Configures the SNMP server IPv4 address.
show displayView the state of the web interface.
displayEnable or disable the Web Manager and management port of the fail-open switch.
Note
The Web Manager enables you to view and manage all settings for a fail-open switch through a web console using administrator credentials. The management port enables you to establish communication between the fail-open switch and SNMP manager. You can enable or disable this view and the management port depending on your preferences. The default state is set to ON.
show setDisplays the current settings for the fail-open switch.