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MARTNA™ 10G NETWORK ACCESS (SMARTNA-X)

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE REFERENCE |

DRAFT

SET IPV6 GATEWAY

Use the set IPv6 gateway command to configure the IPv6 network gateway address. The new configuration is not

implemented until you log out (exit) from the CLI.

Command form set IPv6 gateway IPv6-addr

Examples Configure gateway address 2001:db8::52:0:10:

IPv6-addr Specifies the network gateway IPv6 address.

CONTROLLER>set ipv6 gateway 2001:db8::52:0:10

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Preface6
- Symbols Used in the Documentation6
- Safety Information6
- Command Line Notation7
Chapter 1 - Overview8
- Smartna-X Features8
- Hardware Overview8
- Managing Smartna-X10
  - Managing Smartna-X through the Web UI10
  - Managing Smartna-X through the CLI13
Chapter 2 - Introduction to Network Taps15
- What Is a Network TAP15
- Suitable Locations for Placing Taps16
Chapter 3 - Setting up Smartna-X19
- Check Items Included19
- Installing the Smartna-X Chassis and TAP Modules19
- Powering up the System20
- Connecting to the Management/Network Port21
- Logging in to Smartna-X21
Chapter 4 - Administering Smartna-X26
- Logging in26
- Configuring Smartna-X for the First Time28
- Configuring Network Settings29
- Enabling NTP30
- Managing User Accounts and Authentication31
  - Authenticating Users31
  - Enabling RADIUS and TACACS+ Authentication Servers32
- Enabling Transaction Logging34
- Saving and Restoring Smartna-X Configurations35
  - Restoring Default Settings and Custom Configurations36
  - Downloading and Uploading a Configuration36
- Rebooting the System37
- Updating System Firmware37
- Uploading a User-Defined SSL Certificate38
- Changing Your Password38
- Monitoring System Health39
Chapter 5 - Using the Web User Interface40
- Accessing the Web UI40
- Selecting Options in the System Diagram41
- Port Speed Indicator41
  - Further Information42
Chapter 6 - Configuring Ports43
- Configuring Port Communication Settings43
  - Avoiding Duplex Mismatching43
- Configuring Port Failsafe and LFP (TAP Mode)45
  - Testing Failsafe46
- Configuring Ports Roles47
- Configuring Port Traffic Thresholds48
- Configuring Port Locking49
- Saving Port Settings50
Chapter 7 - Creating Port Maps52
- About Port Maps52
- Creating Port Maps54
  - Creating Maps in the Web UI55
  - Creating Port Maps in the CLI57
- Typical Map Configurations57
Chapter 8 - Using Packet Filters59
- About Packet Filters59
  - How Packet Filters Work59
- Creating Packet Filters60
- Adding Filters to Maps61
Chapter 9 - Using SNMP63
- About SNMP and Smartna-X63
- About VACM65
- Configuring SNMP66
Appendix A Command Line Interface Reference74
- Basic Commands75
- Commands for Managing Contact and Location Details84
- Commands for Managing Network Configuration88
- Commands for Managing Users99
- Commands for Managing Authentication and Accounting105
- Commands for Managing TAP Modules118
- Commands for Managing TAP Ports119
- Commands for Managing Port Maps and Packet Filters138
- Commands for Managing SNMP157
Appendix B Web User-Interface Reference194
- System Identity Tab195
- Mapping Tab196
- Filters Tab197
- SNMP Tab200
- Security Tab204
- Health Tab205
- Management Tab207
- TAP Module Health Tab208
- Port Tab209
- Port Traffic Tab211
- Port Errors Tab211
- Port Health Tab212
Appendix C Specifications214
- Smartna-X Chassis214
- Gbit/S TAP Module (SFP+ & SFP)215
- Gbit/S TAP Module (RJ45 & RJ45)216
- Gbit/S TAP Module (LC & RJ45)217
- Gbit/S TAP Module (RJ45 & SFP)217
- Gbit/S TAP Module (LC & SFP)218
Appendix D Troubleshooting219
- Troubleshooting Connections to Smartna-X219
  - Problems with Slow Data Throughput on Copper (RJ) Ports219
  - Connecting with Ipv6219
- Troubleshooting the Web UI221
  - Resolving Web UI Issues on Mac OSX221
- Troubleshooting the CLI222
- Troubleshooting SNMP223
- Resetting the System to the Default Configuration223
Appendix E Glossary224
Appendix F Hardware Warranty227
Appendix G Supported Mibs228
- Obtaining Smartna MIB Files229
Appendix H IP Protocols230
Appendix I Contact & Support233

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