CLI Wizard
The CLI wizard is designed to configure
administrative settings on the controller. The CLI wizard begins automatically when a
user with administrative access logs into the controller for the first time or when the
system has been reset to the factory default. Instructions display when the wizard
starts. Each screen in the wizard presents the default response in square brackets [ ].
Simply press
Enter to accept
the default response. You can exit the wizard by pressing
CTRL +
C.
Take the following steps to configure the controller through the CLI
wizard:
-
Press Enter to begin.
-
Change the admin password on the account?
-
Change AP access password?
Note
For the initial configuration, you must change the factory default AP
password.
-
Change port Physical 1 settings?
- Press Enter to
change settings on port Physical 1, or
- Type n and press
Enter to
accept all default settings.
When modifying Physical 1
port settings:
- Type an IP address and press Enter or
press Enter to accept the default IP address
value.
- Type a netmask value and press Enter or
press Enter to accept the default netmask value.
- Type a VLAN ID and press Enter or
press Enter to accept the default VLAN ID value.
-
Will the interface transmit tagged frames?
- Press Enter for No, or
- Type y and press
Enter for
Yes.
-
Would you like to enable management?
- Press Enter for Yes, or
- Type n and press
Enter for
No.
-
Would you like to enable AP registration?
- Press Enter for Yes, or
- Type n and press
Enter for
No.
A summary of configured Data
Plane Settings is displayed. Press Enter to accept the settings or type n
and press Enter to
reconfigure the Data Plane Settings.
-
Would you like to change the host attributes?
- Press Enter for Yes, or
- Type n and press
Enter for
No.
When modifying host attributes:
- Type the host name for the appliance and press
Enter, or
press Enter to
accept EWC.
- Type the IP address for the Admin Port and press
Enter, or
press Enter to
accept the default IP address value.
- Type the IP netmask for the Admin Port and press
Enter, or
press Enter to
accept the default netmask value.
-
Do you want to have a name server? (Primary DNS)
- Press Enter for Yes, and enter
an IP address for the name server, or
- Type n and press
Enter for No.
Go to step 11.
-
Do you want to have a secondary name server? (Secondary DNS)
- Press Enter for No, or
- Type y and press
Enter for Yes.
Then, enter an IP address for the name server.
-
Enter the domain name for the appliance.
- Press Enter to accept the
default domain name for the appliance.
- Enter a unique domain name and press
enter.
-
Would you like to configure a global default gateway?
- Press Enter to configure a
global default gateway, and enter the global default gateway IP address,
or
- Type n and press
Enter for
No.
A summary of host attribute
settings is displayed. Press Enter to accept the settings, or type n
and press enter to reconfigure the host attribute settings.
-
Would you like to enable SNMP?
- Press Enter for Yes, or
- Type n and press
Enter for
No.
When enabling SNMP:
- Type the SNMP3 account user name and press
Enter, or
press Enter to
accept the default user name.
- Type the authentication password (8-32 characters) and press Enter, or press
Enter to
accept the default authentication password.
- Enter a privacy password (8-32 characters) and press Enter, or press
Enter to
accept the default privacy password.
A summary of SNMP settings is
displayed. Press Enter
to accept the settings or type n and press Enter to reconfigure the SNMP
settings.
-
Change time settings?
- Press Enter to change time
settings, or
- Type n and press
Enter to
accept default time settings.
-
Change time zone?
- Press Enter to
change time zone, or
- Type n and press
Enter to accept default settings.
To change the
time zone, select a value from the list of continents. Then,
select a value from the list of regions.
Note
The
ExtremeWireless graphical user interface (GUI) offers
valid time zone options that you can select from drop list fields.
For more information, see the
Wireless
User Guide.
-
Change time?
- Press Enter for No,
or
- Type y and press
Enter for Yes. Then, enter a date and time in
format (mm-dd-yyyy hh:mm) and press Enter. The
time is in 24-hour format.
-
Run NTP as a client?
-
Enter a second NTP server?
- Press Enter for
No.
- Type y and press
Enter for Yes.
If entering a second NTP server, enter the fully
qualified domain name or IP address of the NTP
server.
You can configure up to three NTP servers.
-
Make this controller an NTP server?
- Press Enter for
No.
- Type y and press
Enter for Yes.
A summary of Time Settings is
displayed. Press Enter
to accept the settings or type n and press Enter to reconfigure the Time
Settings.
-
The Controller Post Configuration options appear.
Review the full configuration. To return to a portion of the configuration
wizard, enter the number that corresponds to that portion of the configuration
wizard. To save and exit, press Enter.
Note
If you exit the wizard without saving changes, the
wizard will run the next time you access the controller.
- 1 - Return to the Change
Admin Password screen from which you can change the administrator's
password.
- 2 - Return to the Change
AP Password screen from which you can change the AP access
password.
- 3 - Return to the Data
Plane Settings screen from which you can change the settings for physical
ports on the controller.
- 4 - Return to the Host
Attribute Settings screen from which you can change the host attributes for
the controller.
- 5 - Return to the Current
SNMP Settings screen from which you can change the SNMP settings for the
controller.
- 6 - Return to the Time
Settings screen from which you can change the date and time settings and
configure NTP servers.
- 7 - Save your changes and
exit the wizard.
- 8 - Exit the wizard
without saving your changes.
The wizard is complete. This guide
provides information about individual commands available in the CLI. For
additional information about configuration and setup information for both the
wireless controller and APs, refer to the Wireless
User Guide.