Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual
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Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server 5.2 Customer Engineering Guide (for Cisco MeetingPlace 8106)
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Appendix A CLI Reference
net
net
Summary
The “net” command views or modifies the MeetingPlace network configuration.
Description
The “net” command is used to view or change the network configuration for MeetingPlace. This is the
information required to set up and maintain TCP/IP connections between a MeetingPlace server and
various other entries on the network.
information required to set up and maintain TCP/IP connections between a MeetingPlace server and
various other entries on the network.
Options
After typing
net
and pressing Enter, the following menu appears:
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1) View the server & site configuration — shows the configuration of the server and the site.
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2) Modify the server configuration — brings up the menu below.
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3) Select another server (current unit = #0) — lets you choose another server.
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99) Quit — quits the “net” command.
When you select the “modify” option, the “net” command presents a menu allowing you to modify
various attributes of the configuration. These include:
various attributes of the configuration. These include:
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1) View the current configuration — displays the current configuration.
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2) Select a different site for this server — prompts the user to enter a new site number.
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3) Change the host and site names — sets the host name for the server, a description for the server,
and the name of the site.
and the name of the site.
Note
The host name must start with a letter and cannot contain spaces. Any character string may
be used for the description and site name.
be used for the description and site name.
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4) Change server IP address and Ethernet address — sets the Internet protocol and Ethernet
addresses for the server.
addresses for the server.
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5) Change site subnet mask or broadcast addr — the subnet mask determines which part of the
IP address is a network address and which part is the host address. The broadcast address is the IP
address used for broadcasting packets on the local network. Normally, the default broadcast address
offered by net is the correct one, assuming the IP address and subnet mask have been entered
correctly.
IP address is a network address and which part is the host address. The broadcast address is the IP
address used for broadcasting packets on the local network. Normally, the default broadcast address
offered by net is the correct one, assuming the IP address and subnet mask have been entered
correctly.
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6) Change site routing information — allows you to specify the default gateway and whether or
not to run the route daemon. The default gateway is the IP address of a gateway machine on the local
network. This is the address where packets with non-local addresses are sent if no other route is
known. Normally, this is the address of a router. The route daemon allows the system to use router
information protocol packets broadcast by various routers on the network.
not to run the route daemon. The default gateway is the IP address of a gateway machine on the local
network. This is the address where packets with non-local addresses are sent if no other route is
known. Normally, this is the address of a router. The route daemon allows the system to use router
information protocol packets broadcast by various routers on the network.
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7) Change network time protocol servers — allows the server to synchronize its internal clock
with up to three Network Time Protocol (RFC 1305) servers. This should be done if NTP servers are
available on the network.
with up to three Network Time Protocol (RFC 1305) servers. This should be done if NTP servers are
available on the network.
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99) Return to the main menu — prompts you to save the information and updates the configuration
if you choose yes.
if you choose yes.