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7. If a Pulse server is to be used, enter the IP address here. Consult the User Guide for
Uplogix Local Manager for more information about Pulse functionality.
Pulse Server IP:
127.000.000.001
8. Enter an IP address for the Uplogix Control Center only if this unit is to be managed by
an Uplogix Control Center. Otherwise, do not enter an IP address at this prompt. Press
enter to skip to the next configuration item.
Server IP:
>127.000.000.001
If the Local Manager has already been associated with an Uplogix Control Center that
uses a DNS name, this prompt is not displayed.
9. The Local Manager is now configured. Select Yes to save your changes.
Confirm Changes?
Yes [No]
If you have configured the Local Manager with a management IP address, you can now
manage it remotely via an SSH session. Refer to Remote access via the management IP
connection section of this guide.
Note: For security, you may disable the keypad after you finish the initial setup. Refer to
Locking the keypad and changing the admin password section of this guide.
Initial configuration via console connection
To configure the Uplogix Local Manager via the console port, connect directly to the console
port on the front of the device. This port is labeled CON. The configuration options available
via the keypad are also available through the command line. These are described below.
Open a connection to the Local Manager using a terminal client on your computer. Supported
terminal clients include:
Windows HyperTerminal
ZTerm (Macintosh OS X)
Minicom (Unix/Linux)
The default console connection settings are 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity. For
best results, set your terminal emulator to use ANSI encoding.
Note: The Uplogix Local Manager does not use flow control. If you use HyperTerminal, you
must disable flow control when configuring the session.
After you connect to the Local Manager, you will be prompted for a username and password.
The default username is admin and the default password is password. Usernames and
passwords are case-sensitive.
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