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Chapter 3

Getting Started

RUGGEDCOM ROX II

CLI User Guide

52 Connecting Remotely

1. Connect a workstation running terminal emulation software to the RS-232 console port on the device.

Figure2:RS-232 Console Port

2. Configure the terminal as follows:

• 57600 bps

• No parity

• 8 bits

• Set the terminal type to VT100

• Disable hardware and software flow control

3. Establish a connection to the device and press any key. The login prompt appears.

{host name} login:

4. Log in to RUGGEDCOM ROX II. For more information, refer to Section2.2, “Logging In”.

Section3.1.3

Connecting Remotely

The Command Line Interface (CLI) can be accessed securely and remotely using an SSH client.

To access the CLI, do the following:

1. Launch an SSH client and specify the following connection settings:

• Host Name: The IP address of the device or the IP address prefixed with the desired user profile (e.g.

admin@192.168.0.2)

RUGGEDCOM ROX II1
Table of Contents7
Preface41
- Conventions41
- Related Documents42
- System Requirements44
- Accessing Documentation44
- License Conditions44
- Training44
- Customer Support45
1. Introduction47
- 1.1. Features and Benefits47
- 1.2. Feature Keys51
- 1.3. Security Recommendations52
- 1.4. Available Services by Port55
- 1.5. User Permissions56
- 1.6. Removable Memory59
- 1.7. Logged Events60
2. Using RUGGEDCOM ROX II65
- 2.1. Default User Names and Passwords65
- 2.2. Logging In65
- 2.3. Logging Out66
- 2.4. Using Network Utilities66
- 2.5. Using the Command Line Interface71
- 2.6. Configuring the CLI Interface90
- 2.7. Accessing Different Modes91
3. Getting Started97
- 3.1. Connecting to RUGGEDCOM ROX II97
- 3.2. Configuring a Basic Network99
  - 3.2.1. Configuring a Basic IPv4 Network99
  - 3.2.2. Configuring a Basic IPv6 Network100
4. Device Management101
- 4.1. Displaying Device and Software Information101
- 4.2. Viewing Chassis Information and Status102
- 4.3. Viewing the Parts List108
- 4.4. Shutting Down the Device109
- 4.5. Rebooting the Device109
- 4.6. Restoring Factory Defaults110
- 4.7. Decommissioning the Device110
- 4.8. Managing Feature Keys111
  - 4.8.1. Viewing the Contents of a Feature Key111
  - 4.8.2. Installing Feature Keys112
- 4.9. Managing Files113
  - 4.9.1. Installing Files113
  - 4.9.2. Backing Up Files114
- 4.10. Managing Logs115
- 4.11. Managing the Software Configuration127
  - 4.11.1. Saving the Configuration127
  - 4.11.2. Loading a Configuration127
- 4.12. Upgrading/Downgrading the RUGGEDCOM ROX II Software128
- 4.13. Monitoring Firmware Integrity135
- 4.14. Managing the Fan Controller137
  - 4.14.1. Viewing the Fan Controller Status137
  - 4.14.2. Configuring the Activation Temperature138
- 4.15. Managing Fixed Modules138
- 4.16. Managing Line Modules140
- 4.17. Managing SFP Transceivers (RUGGEDCOM RX5000 Only)142
- 4.18. Managing Routable Ethernet Ports145
5. System Administration149
- 5.1. Configuring the System Name and Location149
- 5.2. Configuring the Host Name150
- 5.3. Customizing the Welcome Screen150
- 5.4. Setting the Maximum Number of Sessions150
- 5.5. Enabling and Configuring WWW Interface Sessions151
- 5.6. Enabling/Disabling Remote Access Through a VRF Interface152
- 5.7. Managing Alarms153
- 5.8. Managing Users157
- 5.9. Managing Passwords and Passphrases160
- 5.10. Scheduling Jobs167
6. Security171
- 6.1. Enabling and Configuring CLI Sessions171
- 6.2. Enabling and Configuring SFTP Sessions172
- 6.3. Enabling/Disabling Brute Force Attack Protection173
- 6.4. Enabling/Disabling Compact Flash Card Removal Detection174
- 6.5. Enabling/Disabling SYN Cookies175
- 6.6. Managing Port Security175
- 6.7. Managing User Authentication180
- 6.8. Managing Certificates and Keys189
- 6.9. Managing Firewalls229
7. IP Address Assignment257
- 7.1. Managing IP Addresses for Routable Interfaces257
- 7.2. Managing the DHCP Relay Agent265
- 7.3. Managing the DHCP Server269
- 7.4. Managing Static DNS310
  - 7.4.1. Managing Domain Names310
  - 7.4.2. Managing Domain Name Servers311
8. Layer 2313
- 8.1. Managing Switched Ethernet Ports313
- 8.2. Managing Ethernet Trunk Interfaces326
- 8.3. Managing MAC Addresses330
- 8.4. Managing Multicast Filtering334
- 8.5. Managing VLANs347
9. Layer 3361
- 9.1. Layer 3 Switching Concepts361
- 9.2. Configuring Layer 3 Switching364
- 9.3. Managing Static ARP Table Entries366
- 9.4. Viewing a Static and Dynamic ARP Table Summary367
- 9.5. Viewing Routing Rules368
- 9.6. Flushing Dynamic Hardware Routing Rules370
10. Serial Server371
- 10.1. Managing Serial Ports371
- 10.2. Managing Serial Port Protocols375
- 10.3. Managing Device Address Tables382
- 10.4. Managing Serial Multicast Streaming384
- 10.5. Managing Remote Hosts393
- 10.6. Managing Local Hosts395
- 10.7. Managing Remote Host Interfaces397
- 10.8. Managing Local Host Interfaces399
11. Wireless401
- 11.1. Managing Cellular Modem Profiles401
12. Tunneling and VPNs403
- 12.1. Managing Virtual Switches403
- 12.2. Managing the Layer2 Tunnel Daemon416
  - 12.2.1. Viewing Round Trip Time Statistics416
  - 12.2.2. Configuring the Layer 2 Tunnel Daemon417
- 12.3. Managing L2TP Tunnels418
- 12.4. Managing L2TPv3 Tunnels420
- 12.5. Managing GOOSE Tunnels433
- 12.6. Managing Generic Tunnels438
- 12.7. Managing Generic Routing Encapsulation Tunnels444
- 12.8. Managing IPsec Tunnels450
- 12.9. Managing 6in4 and 4in6 Tunnels472
- 12.10. Managing DMVPN475
13. Unicast and Multicast Routing481
- 13.1. Viewing the Status of IPv4 Routes481
- 13.2. Viewing the Status of IPv6 Routes482
- 13.3. Viewing the Memory Statistics483
- 13.4. Configuring ICMP484
- 13.5. Managing Event Trackers484
- 13.6. Managing IS-IS487
- 13.7. Managing RIP507
- 13.8. Managing BGP525
- 13.9. Managing OSPF566
- 13.10. Managing MPLS588
- 13.11. Managing Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF)602
- 13.12. Managing Static Routing627
- 13.13. Managing Static Multicast Routing633
- 13.14. Managing Dynamic Multicast Routing637
14. Network Redundancy647
- 14.1. Managing VRRP647
- 14.2. Managing Link Failover Protection666
- 14.3. Managing Spanning Tree Protocol674
- 14.4. Managing Redundant Network Access (RNA)703
15. Network Discovery and Management709
- 15.1. Managing LLDP709
- 15.2. Managing SNMP715
- 15.3. Managing NETCONF729
  - 15.3.1. Enabling and Configuring NETCONF Sessions729
  - 15.3.2. Viewing NETCONF Statistics730
16. Traffic Control and Classification733
- 16.1. Managing Port Mirroring733
- 16.2. Managing Traffic Control737
- 16.3. Managing Classes of Service759
- 16.4. Managing NetFlow Data Export764
17. Time Services775
- 17.1. Configuring the Time Synchronization Settings775
- 17.2. Configuring the System Time and Date776
- 17.3. Configuring the System Time Zone776
- 17.4. Configuring the Local Time Settings776
- 17.5. Enabling and Configuring the NTP Service777
- 17.6. Viewing the NTP Service Status777
- 17.7. Viewing the Status of Reference Clocks779
- 17.8. Managing NTP Servers780
- 17.9. Managing NTP Broadcast/Multicast Clients786
18. Applications791
- 18.1. Viewing a List of Installed Applications791
- 18.2. Installing an Application791
- 18.3. Upgrading an Application792
- 18.4. Uninstalling an Application792
- 18.5. Managing Application Repositories792
19. Troubleshooting795
- 19.1. Feature Keys795
- 19.2. Ethernet Ports795
- 19.3. Multicast Filtering796
- 19.4. Spanning Tree797
- 19.5. VLANs798

Brand	Siemens
Model	RUGGEDCOM ROX II
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English

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