
- CONFIGURING MINICOM HOW TO
- CONFIGURING MINICOM SERIAL
- CONFIGURING MINICOM SOFTWARE
- CONFIGURING MINICOM PASSWORD
You are advised to change your login password periodically in the future by executing the change user_password command. Product Model and Product Version vary with the actual device you have logged in to. If the super administrator fails to receive the email, initialize the login authentication method by following instructions in "Initializing the Login Authentication Method" in the Administrator Guide. If you fail to receive the email due to a mail server fault, contact the super administrator to change the login authentication method to Login password by following instructions in "Modifying the Login Authentication Method" in the Administrator Guide. If your login authentication method is Login password + email one-time password, you must enter the one-time password sent to the email box configured on DeviceManager. To obtain its default password, see OceanStor Dorado Account List. The initial name of the super administrator is admin. Unauthorised access to or misuse of this system is prohibited.įor security purposes, please change the initial password and log in to the system using the new password. You are required to have a personal authorisation from the system administrator before you use this computer. WARNING: You have accessed the system operated by XXX. Using keyboard-interactive authentication. All activity may be monitored and reported. Storage Login: adminĪuthorized users only. If the login succeeds, the following information is displayed. You are required to change the password upon your initial login to ensure system security. Enter the user name and password as prompted. All activities may be monitored and reported. When the connection succeeds, the following output is displayed. Try these ports until you can successfully log in to the storage system. There may be multiple serial port names, such as COM1, COM2, and COM3, on the maintenance terminal.
The serial port that connects the maintenance terminal to the storage system, for example, COM1. In the navigation tree of the Computer Manager dialog box, choose System Tools > Device Manager.Right-click the icon of Computer on the desktop of the maintenance terminal and choose Manage from the shortcut menu.You can query the serial port that connects the maintenance terminal to the storage system as follows (Windows 7 is used as an example): In the Serial line text box, enter the name of the serial port that connects the maintenance terminal to the storage system, for example, COM1. For details, see the change system management_ip command.įigure 1-1 The dialog box of PuTTY Configuration Otherwise, you can modify the IP address of the management network port through a serial port. Make sure that the IP address of the controller enclosure's management network port is in the same network segment as that of the maintenance terminal.
The initial IPV4 address of the management network ports: controller A is 192.168.128.101, controller B is 192.168.128.102, and the default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. After connecting the controller enclosure to the maintenance terminal by using a network cable, you can log in to the storage system by using any type of remote login software that supports the SSH (This document uses the PuTTY software as an example).
You can log in to CLI through IPv4 or IPv6.You can log in to the Storage System by either of the following methods:Īfter the controller enclosure is connected with the maintenance terminal using serial cables, you can log in to the CLI of the storage device using a terminal program (such as PuTTY).
This document describes how to log in to the CLI using the serial port in Linux, and using the serial port or management network port in Windows. After logging in to the CLI of a storage system, you can query, set, manage, and maintain the storage system.