Setup guide

6-23Console Cabling Requirements
– and key in <Enter> few times to obtain the following prompt:
Welcome to the 3Com Communication
[1] CS>
15.Add the necessary privileges for network management
– with the command (after the CS>):
[1] CS> set pri = nm <Enter>
– The CS/2600 server asks for a password, key in <Enter> as initially no password is
set.
– The CS/2600 server displays the prompt:
[2] cs#
16.For any additional configurations such as:
Setting up the date and the time, the system name, the password, etc.
Refer to the CS/2600 Operation Guide.
17.Update the list of allowed services
– by keying the command (after the cs#):
[2] cs# set cs = all <Enter>
– the CS/2600 server displays the prompt:
[3] cs#
18.Declare the IP address of the CS/2600:
cs# setd –ip net = @IPCS/2600 (for example 140.184.33.10).
See step 11.
19.Serial Ports J1,J2 (etc.) configuration for hosts:
By default, all the ports are configured as terminal connected ports with autobaud value
for baud rate parameter.
– In order to change the configuration of ports J1, J2 (etc) to be as host connected port
(S1 plug of a node), strike the commands (after the cs#):
[3] cs# setd !1 –term dv = host <Enter>
[4] cs# setd !1 –term baud = 9600 <Enter>
where
!1 is the port J1, !2 port J2, etc.
– Assign an IP address to each port connected to a host with the command (after cs#):
[5] cs# setd !1 –tcpappl porm = @IP1 <ENTER>
where
@IP1 is the Ethernet address chosen for the Node #1 connected on the port J1,
@IP2 is the Ethernet address chosen for the Node #2 connected on the port J2, etc.
For example 1: @IP1 = 120.184.33.11 , @IP2 = 120.184.33.12, etc.
20.Check the configuration of the IP addresses of ports J1, J2, etc.
within the commands (after cs#):
[8] cs# sh –tcpappl porm <ENTER>
21.Check the configuration of Host ports J1, J2, etc.
with the command (after cs#):
– for port J1:
[9] cs# sh !1 dp <ENTER>
– for port J2: