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Figure 5 Setting the properties of the serial port

5. Power on the device and press Enter as prompted.

Press Ctrl-B to enter Boot Menu 0

Auto-booting

Decompress Image

OK!

Starting at 0x80100000

Cryptographic algorithms tests passed.

User interface aux0 is available.

Press ENTER to get started.

<HPE>%Sep 24 09:48:54:109 2014 HPE SHELL/4/LOGIN: Console login from aux0

<HPE>

At the default user view prompt <HPE>, you can enter commands to configure or manage the

device. To get help, enter ?.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Using the CLI8
- CLI Views8
- Accessing the CLI Online Help9
- Using the Undo Form of a Command10
- Entering a Command10
- Understanding Command-Line Error Messages13
- Using the Command History Feature14
- Controlling the CLI Output15
- Saving the Running Configuration20
Login Overview21
Logging in through the Console Port for the First Device Access23
Logging in to the CLI26
- CLI Overview26
- FIPS Compliance27
- Logging in through the Console Port Locally28
- Logging in through Telnet32
  - Configuring Telnet Login on the Device32
  - Using the Device to Log in to a Telnet Server37
- Logging in through SSH37
  - Configuring the Device as an SSH Server37
  - Using the Device to Log in to an SSH Server39
- Logging in through a Pair of Modems39
- Displaying and Maintaining CLI Login42
Logging in to the Web Interface43
- FIPS Compliance43
- Configuring HTTP Login43
- Configuring HTTPS Login44
- Displaying and Maintaining Web Login46
- Web Login Configuration Examples46
Accessing the Device through SNMP50
Controlling User Access51
- FIPS Compliance51
- Controlling Telnet/Ssh Logins51
  - Configuration Procedures51
  - Configuration Example51
- Controlling Web Logins52
- Controlling SNMP Access53
  - Configuration Procedure53
  - Configuration Example54
- Configuring Command Authorization55
  - Configuration Procedure55
  - Configuration Example56
- Configuring Command Accounting58
  - Configuration Procedure58
  - Configuration Example59
Configuring RBAC61
- Overview61
  - Permission Assignment61
  - Assigning User Roles63
- FIPS Compliance64
- Configuration Task List64
- Creating User Roles64
- Configuring User Role Rules64
  - Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines65
  - Configuration Procedure65
- Configuring Feature Groups66
- Configuring Resource Access Policies66
  - Configuring the Interface Policy of a User Role66
  - Configuring the VLAN Policy of a User Role67
- Assigning User Roles67
- Configuring Temporary User Role Authorization69
- Displaying and Maintaining RBAC Settings72
- RBAC Configuration Examples72
- Troubleshooting RBAC84
  - Local Users Have more Access Permissions than Intended84
  - Login Attempts by RADIUS Users Always Fail84
Configuring FTP85
- FIPS Compliance85
- Using the Device as an FTP Server85
- Using the Device as an FTP Client88
Configuring TFTP95
- FIPS Compliance95
- Configuring the Device as an Ipv4 TFTP Client95
- Configuring the Device as an Ipv6 TFTP Client96
Managing the File System97
- FIPS Compliance97
- File Name Formats97
- Managing Files98
- Managing Directories100
- Managing Storage Media101
  - Repairing a Storage Medium101
  - Formatting a Storage Medium102
- Setting the Operation Mode for Files and Folders102
Managing Configuration Files103
- Overview103
- FIPS Compliance105
- Enabling Configuration Encryption106
- Saving the Running Configuration106
- Configuring Configuration Rollback107
- Specifying a Next-Startup Configuration File109
- Backing up the Main Next-Startup Configuration File to a TFTP Server110
- Restoring the Main Next-Startup Configuration File from a TFTP Server111
- Deleting a Next-Startup Configuration File111
- Displaying and Maintaining Configuration Files112
Upgrading Software113
- Overview113
- Upgrade Methods115
- Upgrade Procedure Summary115
- Preparing for the Upgrade116
- Preloading the Boot ROM Image to Boot ROM116
- Specifying Startup Images and Completing the Upgrade116
- Displaying and Maintaining Software Image Settings117
- Example of Software Upgrade through a Reboot118
Using the Emergency Shell119
- Managing the File System119
- Loading the System Image120
- Rebooting the Device120
- Displaying Device Information in Emergency Shell Mode120
- Emergency Shell Usage Example120
Managing the Device123
- Device Management Task List123
- Configuring the Device Name123
- Configuring the System Time123
  - Specifying the System Time Source123
  - Setting the System Time124
- Enabling Displaying the Copyright Statement124
- Configuring Banners125
- Rebooting the Device126
- Scheduling a Task127
  - Configuration Procedure128
  - Schedule Configuration Example129
- Disabling Password Recovery Capability133
- Setting the Port Status Detection Timer133
- Configuring CPU Usage Monitoring133
- Setting Memory Thresholds134
- Configuring the Temperature Alarm Thresholds135
- Verifying and Diagnosing Transceiver Modules136
- Restoring the Factory-Default Settings and States137
- Displaying and Maintaining Device Management Configuration138
Using Tcl140
- Using Tcl to Configure the Device140
- Executing Comware Commands in Tcl Configuration View140
Using Python142
- Entering the Python Shell142
- Executing a Python Script142
- Exiting the Python Shell142
- Python Usage Example142
Comware 7 Extended Python API144
- Importing and Using the Comware 7 Extended Python API144
- Comware 7 Extended Python API Functions144
Using Automatic Configuration149
- Overview149
- Automatic Configuration Task List149
- Automatic Configuration Examples153
Document Conventions and Icons160
- Conventions160
- Network Topology Icons161
Support and Other Resources162
- Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support162
- Accessing Updates162
Index165

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