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Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration 7
WARNING: The CPS appliance and all attached devices should be powered down before servicing the unit.
Always disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet.
Configuring the CPS Appliance
To configure the CPS network appliance, you must specify a unique IP address, plus other network
address information. This information will be stored in the CPS configuration database. During
initial login, you will specify a password for the Admin user.
Configuring the network addresses
You may use any of four methods to configure the network information: DSView software, BootP,
Telnet Command Line Interface (CLI) or the serial CLI on port 1.
These methods work as documented on most Windows and UNIX systems; however, the actual
implementation on your system may differ from the instructions provided. Refer to your system
administrator guide.
To configure the network addresses using DSView software:
Using the DSView software installation wizard is the easiest method to configure the CPS
appliance IP address, subnet mask and gateway. See the DSView Installer/User Guide for
instructions. After the network addresses are configured, see Initial CPS appliance login on page 9.
To configure the network addresses using BootP:
1. Ensure that there is a BootP server on your network that is configured to correctly respond to a
BootP request from the CPS appliance. BootP servers require the Ethernet MAC address of
network devices. The Ethernet MAC address is located on the back panel above the LAN con-
nector. See your BootP server’s system administrator guide for information about configuring
the BootP server.
2. After you have configured your network’s BootP server with the CPS appliance Ethernet MAC
address, IP address, subnet mask and gateway, restore power to the CPS appliance and wait for
the ONLINE LED to illuminate. Once this occurs, the CPS appliance has completed the BootP
protocol, obtained its IP address and subnet mask and stored these in FLASH.
3. You may verify that the BootP process was successful with a ping command, which tests net-
work connectivity. The ping command is entered as:
ping <ip_address>
For example, the following command tests the network connectivity of a CPS appliance with
the IP address 192.168.0.5.
ping 192.168.0.5
4. If the CPS network appliance completes the BootP successfully, you will see a display similar
to the following.
Pinging 192.168.0.5 with 32 bytes of data:
- Installer/User Guide 1
- CPS810/1610 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents v 7
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 11
- List of Tables xi 13
- Product Overview 15
- Safety Precautions 16
- Using DSView Software 17
- Hardware Overview 19
- Configuring the CPS Appliance 21
- Initial CPS appliance login 23
- Operations 25
- Power None 26
- Parameter Value 26
- Connecting to Serial Devices 27
- Authentication Complete 28
- Connected to Port: 28
- SERVER CLI CONNECT=ON 28
- Y to confirm or N to cancel 30
- Ending Device Sessions 34
- Session time-out 35
- Preemption 35
- Managing User Accounts 36
- Access rights and levels 37
- Using Authentication Methods 38
- Authentication summary 40
- Using security lock-out 41
- ALL. To 45
- Using CPS Appliance Commands 49
- Understanding Conventions 50
- Command Summary 52
- CPS Appliance Commands 57
- Help Command 58
- Port Commands 58
- Port Alert Add command 59
- Port Alert Copy command 59
- Port Alert Delete command 60
- Port Break command 60
- Port History command 60
- Port Logout command 61
- Port Set command 61
- Port Set In/Out command 63
- Quit Command 64
- Resume Command 64
- Server Commands 65
- Server FLASH command 67
- Server Ping command 68
- Server PPP command 68
- Server RADIUS command 69
- Server Reboot command 70
- Server Security command 71
- Server Set command 71
- Server SNMP command 72
- Server SNMP Community command 72
- <name> 73
- =<name> 73
- Server SSH command 75
- Show Commands 76
- Show Port Alert command 78
- Show Port In 78
- Show Server command 78
- Show Server CLI command 79
- Show Server PPP command 80
- Show Server RADIUS command 80
- Show Server Security command 80
- Show Server SNMP command 81
- Show User command 81
- SPC Command 83
- User Commands 84
- Examples 85
- User Delete command 86
- User Logout command 86
- User Set command 86
- User Unlock command 88
- APPENDICES 89
- Appendix B: Device Cabling 91
- Reversing Adaptors and Cables 93
- Figure B.3 94
- Appendices 81 95
- Appendix C: Supported Traps 96
- Appendices 83 97
- Appendix D: Ports Used 99
- Appendix E: Technical Support 100
- Index 89 103
- Index 91 105
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