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Converting over to C-Lan. Please help
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From the IT Dept. you will need to get a static IP address, the subnet mask that is used, a port on an IP switch, and the default router/gateway address. Once you have collected that information you can start to administer the C-LAN board in the Definity.
1) 'change node-name ip' where you assign a name and ip address to the C-LAN board
2) 'change ip-interface' where you define the board to the Definity using the name assigned in step 1.
3) 'add data-module x' where x is a non-did extension number. The data module type is 'ethernet' and use port 17 of the slot that the TN799 is plugged into.
4) 'change ip-services' is where you define what functions can run on the C-LAN board. For remote adminintration use 'SAT'. Within ASA you define the IP address and port number used in steps 1 and 4.
IP SERVICES
Service Enabled Local Local Remote Remote Type Node Port Node Port
======= ======= ======= ===== ======= ======
SAT y ipagent 5000 any 0
SYS_PRNT ipagent 0 printer 9100
1) 'change node-name ip' where you assign a name and ip address to the C-LAN board
2) 'change ip-interface' where you define the board to the Definity using the name assigned in step 1.
3) 'add data-module x' where x is a non-did extension number. The data module type is 'ethernet' and use port 17 of the slot that the TN799 is plugged into.
4) 'change ip-services' is where you define what functions can run on the C-LAN board. For remote adminintration use 'SAT'. Within ASA you define the IP address and port number used in steps 1 and 4.
IP SERVICES
Service Enabled Local Local Remote Remote Type Node Port Node Port
======= ======= ======= ===== ======= ======
SAT y ipagent 5000 any 0
SYS_PRNT ipagent 0 printer 9100
mikeydidit
IS-IT--Management
Something that I didn't see mentioned Snapper that I ahve on mine, is have your IT guy's put this on a v-lan. This will give you one extra layer of protection from hackers.
Mike Jones
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Mike Jones
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n00benduser
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The cable is regular ehternet cat-5 with a RJ-45 connector. The same cable used to connect your compute
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