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8-, 16-, 32-, 48-Port Advanced Console Servers Quick Start Guide

NOTE: The computer connected to the LAN must have an IP address in the same

network range (192.168.0.xxx) as the Advanced Console Server. Alternately,

you can use the ARP ping command to set the IP address (refer to the user’s

manual). The embedded DHCP client is enabled by default, so it will

automatically accept any network IP address assigned by any DHCP server on

your network—and will then respond at both 192.168.0.1 and its DHCP

address.

Figure QS-1. System Administration screen.

4. To assign your Console Server a static IP address or to permanently enable DHCP,

select “System: IP” and check “DHCP or Static for Configuration Method.”

The Advanced Console Server also has a second Ethernet network port (Network 2)

that you can configure as a management gateway/LAN port (with firewall/router

isolation and DHCP server) or as a failover/OoB access port. By default, this port is

inactive.

To activate broadband failover/OoB, refer to the user’s manual, otherwise leave

Failover Interface at its default selection, None.

To use Network 2 as the management LAN gateway:

1. Select “System: IP” then “Network 2” and uncheck “Disable.”

2. Enter the IP Address and Subnet Mask for this segment of the Management LAN

(leaving Gateway and DNS fields blank). Refer to the user’s manual if you want to

enable the DHCP server.

NOTE: By default, only HTTPS and SSH access is enabled to the Advanced Console

Server itself. Use the Service Access menu on “System: Firewall” to change

this, and to change access privileges for connected serial and network devices.

Similarly, use the “Forwarding & Networking” menu to permit remote IP

access to devices on Network of Management LAN.

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