Cisco Cisco ScanSafe Wi-Fi Hotspot Security Leaflet

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When the virtual appliance is first powered on, the Management port gets an IP address from your DHCP host. If

the virtual appliance is unable to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server, it will use 192.168.42.42 by default.

If DHCP Is Disabled, Set Up the Appliance on the Network

Note: If you cloned the virtual security appliance image, perform the following steps for each image.

Step 1. From the vSphere client console, run interfaceconfig.

Step 2. Write down the IP address

of the virtual appliance’s Management port.

Note: The Management port obtains its IP address from your DHCP server. If the appliance cannot reach a

DHCP server, it will use 192.168.42.42 by default.

Step 3. Configure the default gateway using the setgateway command.

Step 4. Commit the changes.

Note: The hostname does not update until after you have completed the setup wizard.

Import the License

From the console, note the IP address of the appliance (e.g., 144.254.40.79 in this example), or use

interfaceconfig to find it.

Download the WSAv CWS Connector License

Step 1. Download the WSAv CWS Connector License. Contact your Cisco Account Team if you do not already

have a license.

Step 2. Unzip the file and open the.xml file in an editor.

Load the License

Step 1. From SSH or telnet, log on to the virtual appliance with admin/ironport. On a Mac, open the Terminal

(use Putty on Windows) and type ssh -l admin 144.254.40.79.

Step 2. Type Yes to continue connecting, and use ironport for the password.

Step 3. Type loadlicense and choose 1 to paste the license information via the CLI.

Step 4. Copy the entire text from the editor (IPORTBNDLFEAT201402181100180730.xml) and paste it into the

CLI and press CTRL-D when done.

Step 5. Press any key until you are at the end of the license agreement.

Step 6. Type Yes to accept the license agreement.