32 CHAPTER 3: INSTALLING AND SETTING UP THE LAYER 3 MODULE
b Enter the following:
system module define
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter IP address [0.0.0.0]
c Enter the IP address of the Layer 3 Module.
Enter Subnet Mask [255.0.0.0]
d Enter the Subnet Mask.
Enter Default Router [0.0.0.0]
e Enter the Default Router.
The Switch must have a management address. The IP address that you
assign to the Layer 3 Module must be on the same IP network and subnet
as the Switch. You can configure the Switch management IP address
using the
ip interface define command on the Switch.
4 Connect to the Layer 3 Module using the Web interface or command line
interface:
a Add an IP address for each VLAN that you want to route between.
For information on using the Web interface, see Chapter 5.
For information on using the command line interface, see “Defining
an IP Interface” on page 64 and see Chapter 7, “Displaying VLAN
Parameters” for specific information about VLANs.
The Layer 3 Module learns its VLANs from the Switch. Use the Switch
Web management interface or command line to add new VLANs.
b If required, configure OSPF and RIP for each interface. See Chapter 8,
“Setting IP Parameters” for further information.
You must also make changes to the appropriate hosts on your network to
define the Layer 3 Module as their default router. See “Integrating the
Layer 3 Module into the Network” on page 26.
Factory Default
Values
When you have installed the Layer 3 Module, there are factory default
values for SNMP, system, management, passwords and IP configuration.
Table 5 to Table 10 list these values.
SNMP Default Values After installation, the default SNMP values are as follows:
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