Product specifications

Loading the Avid Cisco Configuration
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t For 4900 type “ copy ftp://administrator:is-admin@192.168.254.11/
ThirdParty/Cisco/4900/Cisco4900_dual2 startup-config
”
t For 4948 type “
copy ftp://administrator:is-admin@192.168.254.21/
ThirdParty/Cisco/4948/Cisco4948e_dual1 startup-config
”
When asked to confirm the file copy type
yes and press Enter.
If the copy is successful, you see the following on the C4900M switch:
Accessing ftp://administrator:is-admin@10.105.52.2/ThirdParty/Cisco/
4900/Cisco4900_dual2...
Loading ThirdParty/Cisco/4900/Cisco4900_dual2 !
OK - 6396/4096 bytes]
6396 bytes copied in 5.100 secs (1254 bytes/sec)
4. Type Reload .
5. You are sometimes prompted to save, type
No .
6. When asked to reload, type
Yes .
n
When you perform a reload the switch restarts, you see a Disconnected message, and have to log back in before
continuing.
7. Type en .
8. Manually reapply any switch changes you might have applied during your initial switch setup
Changing the IP Address Associated with the VLAN
Use the following procedure to assign the IP address on the Cisco switch.
To change the IP Address of the VLAN:
1. Use your terminal emulation program or telnet into switch.
2. SwitchHostName >
en
3. SwitchHostName# conf t
4. SwitchHostName(config)# int vlan ww (where ww is for the VLAN)
5. SwitchHostName(config-if)#
ip address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
(where x's equals IP address and y's equals subnet mask)
6. SwitchHostName(config-if)#
no shut
7. SwitchHostName(config-if)# exit
8. SwitchHostName(config)# exit
9. SwitchHostName#
copy run start
10. SwitchHostName# exit