Specifications

16 MDS Orbit MCR-4G Technical Manual MDS 05-6628A01, Rev. A
3.2 Pre-Configured Settings
The MCR is highly configurable to meet field requirements, but comes pre-configured as follows:
• The COM and USB ports are enabled for local console operation
• The Ethernet ports are bridged with the WiFi AP
• WiFi AP SSID is set based on the unit's serial number, and takes the form of:
GEMDS_SERNUM> (the
serial number is printed on the chassis sticker)
• WiFi is enabled with passphrase:
GEMDS_ORBIT
• A DHCP server is enabled for WiFi clients and the Ethernet LAN ports
• Cellular service is enabled with firewall/router rules in place.
The commands below show how this is accomplished. Each command string begins with the word
set:
1. set interfaces interface Wi-Fi wifi-config mode access-point
2. set interfaces interface Wi-Fi wifi-config mode access-point ap-config ap GEMDS_<SERNUM> broad-
cast-ssid true privacy-mode wpa2-personal psk-config psk GEMDS_ORBIT
3. set interfaces interface Cell ipv4 dhcp
4. set interfaces interface Cell filter input IN_UNTRUSTED
5. set interfaces interface Cell filter output OUT_UNTRUSTED
6. set interfaces interface Cell nat source MASQ
7. set services serial console serial-ports [COM1 USB1]
8. set interfaces interface Bridge virtual-type bridge
9. set interfaces interface Bridge ipv4 address 192.168.1.1 prefix-length 24
10. set interfaces interface Bridge bridge-settings members port LAN1
11. set interfaces interface Bridge bridge-settings members port LAN2
12. set interfaces interface Bridge bridge-settings members wifi-ap GEMDS_<SERNUM>
13. set services dhcp v4subnet 192.168.1.0/24 range-start 192.168.1.2 range-end 192.168.1.10 broad
cast-address 192.168.1.255 router 192.168.1.1
3.3 YANG Interface
The unit employs a data modeling language called YANG to model the configuration and status of the
device. YANG is used in conjunction with the NETCONF protocol to provide a device-specific data model
that can be administered by any NETCONF-capable NMS. The YANG data model is released with each
version of the device so NMS administrators can accurately administer the device per release.
Together, YANG and NETCONF present a structured user interface for the unit. The device data defined
by the YANG data model is either Operational Data or Configuration Data. Configuration Data may be
changed, but Operational Data can only be viewed.
Configuration Data
Configuration Data is any piece of data that can be changed by an administrator and the changes are persis-
tent even if the device reboots. The IP address of the LAN port is an example of Configuration Data.
Operational Data
Operational Data is any piece of data that is volatile and will not be saved if the device is rebooted. Opera-
tional data is typically read-only, such as statistics information showing status or a value representing the
operation of the device. Ethernet statistics are an example of operational data.