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Title: Reconfiguring Network Ports Via Shell Post by: Tamar on Wednesday 06 May 2015, 02:24:47 am Hello
We have a small issue with our endian. We have set up a new site with new hardware and have this all working perfectly. However, we want to get a few proxy settings and VPN users from the old hardware. Heres the problem, we had 2 USB-Ethernet network adapters connected as the Red and Green Zone. Both of them have been misplaced. This means i cant get into the device to access these settings. We have access to the command line and are able to log in however i have limited knowledge about linux command line. I have two new USB-Ethernet network adapter plugged in, is there a way to configure these adapters via the shell to regain GUI access? Regards Title: Re: Reconfiguring Network Ports Via Shell Post by: dda on Wednesday 06 May 2015, 03:58:13 am you will have to use ifconfig. Look up the command on google I cant remember the details right now.
Title: Re: Reconfiguring Network Ports Via Shell Post by: mrkroket on Saturday 23 May 2015, 12:20:23 am Endian store IP configs on /var/efw/ethernet/settings
Edit that file ( nano /var/efw/ethernet/settings , using Ctrl+O to save) and then do a reboot. If you are not used to linux, make a copy first: (cp -p /var/efw/ethernet/settings /var/efw/ethernet/settings.bck) About what interfaces are connected to what zone: /var/efw/ethernet/br0 GREEN zone /var/efw/ethernet/br1 ORANGE zone /var/efw/ethernet/br2 BLUE zone It's a list of interfaces connected to each zone. Each interface on a new line. |