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Nomadix AG 5500 - Establishing Start Up Configuration

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AG 5500
40 Installing the AG 5500
Quick Reference Guide
This manual contains a “Quick Reference Guide” on page 257 which provides information to
help you navigate and use the management interfaces (CLI and Web) quickly and efficiently. It
also contains a listing of the factory default settings, sample log reports, listings of commands
(by menu and alphabetical), HyperTerminal settings, and some common keyboard shortcuts.
Establishing the Start Up Configuration
The CLI allows you to administer the AG 5500’s start-up configuration settings.
The start up configuration must be established before connecting the AG 5500 to a customer’s
network. The “start up” configuration settings include:
z Assigning Login User Names and Passwords – You must assign a unique login user
name and password that enables you to administer and manage the AG 5500 securely.
z Setting the SNMP Parameters (optional) – The SNMP (Simple Network Management
Protocol) parameters must be established before you can use an SNMP client (for
example, HP OpenView) to manage and monitor the AG 5500 remotely.
z Enabling the Logging Options (recommended) – Servers must be assigned and set up
if you want to create system and AAA (billing) log files, and retrieve error messages
generated by the AG 5500.
When establishing the start-up configuration for a new installation, you are
connected to the AG 5500 via a direct serial connection (you do not have remote
access capability because the AG 5500 is not yet configured or connected to a
network). Once the installation is complete (see “Installation Workflow” on
page 31) and the system is successfully configured, you will have the additional
options of managing the AG 5500 remotely from the system’s Web Management
Interface, an SNMP client manager of your choice, or a simple Telnet interface.
User names and passwords are case-sensitive.
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