Cisco CLI - IP Address Parameters; Administrative User Password

Command-line interface user manual
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Set the signal gain of the
antenna connected to the
wireless device.
wireless antenna-
gain W
Parameter W is the maximum
antenna gain in dBm.
This parameter must be
expressed as an unsigned
integer between 0 and 36.
Alternatively, reset antenna
gain to the factory default level
by entering wireless
antenna-gain
UNSELECTED. Note that
UNSELECTED must be
entered in capitals.
NEW I Specify the country in
which the radio transceiver will
be operated.
wireless country W
Parameter W is the
identification string for the
country in which the radio
transceiver will be operated.
Typical examples are UNITED
STATES and ITALY. Note that
the country name must be
entered in capitals.
8.11. IP address parameters
Configuration objective
CLI command
Parameter options
Show the device’s IP address
parameters.
ip
Set the device’s IP address.
ip addr A
Parameter A is the specified IP
address.
Set the device’s netmask
parameter.
ip netmask B
Parameter B is the netmask.
Set the device’s IP gateway
parameter.
ip gateway C
Parameter C is the IP gateway.
Set the device’s DNS1 address
parameter.
ip dns1 D
Parameter D is the DNS1
address.
Set the device’s DNS2 address
parameter.
ip dns2 E
Parameter E is the DNS2
address.
8.1. Administrative user password
Configuration objective
CLI command
Parameter options
NEW I Set the
Administrative user
password for access to the
device’s offline
Configurator interface and
CLI.
admin-user
username Y passwd
Z
Parameter Y is the new
administrator user name.
Parameter Z is the new
password.
IMPORTANT
Before changing the administrative user password, make
sure that the password is known to all personnel who will
use it.
If an administrative user password has been set, the system
cannot recall it or display it for reference.