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set ip <ip address> <netmask>
<ip address>
you assign an IP address that is valid for use as a device address. For example, IP addresses
ending in .0 (xxx.xxx.xxx.0) are normally used as broadcast addresses and should not be
used as a device address.
<netmask>
Server. It must be entered in the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx — for example, 255.255.255.0.
set hostname <fully qualified hostname>
The hostname must be a valid, fully qualified name that correctly resolves to the IP address
you assign to this Access Control Server. This parameter is optional.
set gateway <ip address>
<ip address>
set dns <primary dns ip address> <secondary dns ip address>
The two DNS IP addresses are the addresses of your primary and secondary DNS servers.
The secondary IP address is optional.
Step 4.
Change the administrator login and password by entering the following command:
set admin <login-name> <password> <password>
You must enter the password twice.
The built-in administrator logon cannot be deleted.
Step 5.
Set the shared secret the Access Controller Modules will use to validate themselves to the Access
Control Server as follows:
set sharedsecret <secret> <secret>
You must enter the shared secret twice.
Step 6.
Connect the Access Control Server Network Uplink port to your network (Figure 3-2).
Figure 3-2. Connecting the Access Control Server to the Network
Access Control Server
Default
Network Uplink
Port
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is the IP address you want to assign to the Access Control Server. Make sure
is the subnet mask that defines the subnet address range for the Access Control
is the address of the default router.
To Network
Standard Ethernet Cable
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