Black Box LES1216A-R2 Manuale Utente

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.address=192.168.0.23

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.netmask=255.255.255.0

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.gateway=192.168.0.1

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.dns1=192.168.0.1

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.dns2=192.168.0.2

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.mode=static

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.media=[ Auto | 100baseTx-FD | 100baseTx-HD | 10baseT-HD ]

10baseT-FD

To enable bridging between all interfaces:

# config -s config.system.bridge.enabled=on

To enable IPv6 for all interfaces

# config -s config.system.ipv6.enabled=on

To configure the management LAN interface, use the same commands as above but replace:

config.interfaces.wan, with config.interfaces.lan

Note: Not all devices have a management LAN interface.
To configure a failover device in case of an outage:

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.failover.address1='ip address'

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.failover.address2='ip address'

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.failover.interface=[ eth1 | console | modem ]

The network interfaces can also be configured automatically:

# config -s config.interfaces.wan.mode=dhcp

# config -s config.interfaces.lan.mode=dhcp

The following command will synchronize the live system with the new configuration:

# /bin/config –-run=ipconfig

The following command will synchronize the live system with the new configuration:

# config -r ipconfig

14.19 Date & Time Settings

To enable NTP using a server at pool.ntp.org, issue the following commands:

# config -s config.ntp.enabled=on

# config -s config.ntp.server=pool.ntp.org

Alternatively, you can manually change the clock settings:
To change running system time:

# date 092216452005.05 Format is MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY][.ss]

Then the following command will save this new system time to the hardware clock:

# /bin/hwclock -systohc

Alternatively, to change the hardware clock:

# /bin/hwclock -- set --date=092216452005.05 Format is MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY][.ss]

Then the following command will save this new hardware clock time as the system time:

# /bin/hwclock -hctosys

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