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MARTNA™ 10G NETWORK ACCESS (SMARTNA-X)
SETTING UP SMARTNA-X | LOGGING IN TO SMARTNA-X
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• a terminal client supporting SSH (Secure Shell)
1. Start your terminal client and enter the following command (where admin is the username and
192.168.254.100 is the default IP address):
2. Enter “yes” to accept the host connection if this is the first time you have connected from this host.
3. Enter your SmartNA-X admin password to login:
4. For help in the CLI, you can use the help command. For example, to see a list of authentication and
authorization commands that are available, enter help auth:
Logging in to the CLI locally
To log in to SmartNA-X as Administrator locally (without a network connection), you’ll need:
• direct connection from a PC to the Console/Serial port using a DE-9 female to 8P8C (RJ45) serial management
cable (supplied)
• a SmartNA-X admin username and password (see Table 3-1 for the defaults)
• a terminal emulator client
1. Connect the DE-9 female to 8P8C serial management cable from PC to Console/Serial port (Figure 3-6).
user@example.com ~# ssh admin@192.168.254.100
The authenticity of host '192.168.254.100' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is 9a:30:7b:95:ec:b4:fe:53:e1:a4:42:69:4f:15:5c:1a.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '192.168.254.100' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
admin@192.168.254.100’s password:*****
CONTROLLER>
CONTROLLER>help auth
The following are associated with authentication and authorization :
set authentication {Local, RADIUS, TACACS} : defines type of authentication
create radius authserver <Address> <Port> <shared secret> : add RADIUS
authentication server. <Port> should normally be 1812 for authentication
servers
delete radius authserver <Address> : remove RADIUS authentication server
create radius accserver <Address> <Port> <shared secret> : add RADIUS
accounting server. <Port> should normally be 1813 for accounting servers
delete radius accserver <Address> : remove a RADIUS accounting server
create tacacs authserver <Address> <shared secret> : add TACACS+
authentication server
delete tacacs authserver <Address> : remove TACACS+ authentication server
create tacacs accserver <Address> <shared secret>:
add TACACS+ accounting server (with logging implicitly enabled)
delete tacacs accserver <Address> : remove an accounting server
show radius : show radius servers
show tacacs : shows TACACS+ servers
set log <text> : creates a log entry with <text> if accounting is enabled.
user@example.com ~#
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