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Initial IP Configuration Via Serial Cable

Initial IP configuration of a network switch involves connecting a serial cable from the switch to a computer without powering on the switch, starting a terminal session at 9600 bits/second with no parity or flow control, powering on the switch and waiting for the login prompt, then logging in with the default admin username and password and changing the passwords for all default user accounts.

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Initial IP Configuration Via Serial Cable

Initial IP configuration of a network switch involves connecting a serial cable from the switch to a computer without powering on the switch, starting a terminal session at 9600 bits/second with no parity or flow control, powering on the switch and waiting for the login prompt, then logging in with the default admin username and password and changing the passwords for all default user accounts.

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Initial IP Configuration via Serial Cable

1) Do Not Power on the Switch


2) Read the Quick Start Guide
3) Connect a Serial Cable to Switch and Computer
4) Start a Terminal Session to the switch
a. Bits/second: 9600
b. Databits: 8
c. Parity: None
d. Stop Bits: 1
e. Flow Control: None
5) Power on the Swtich
6) When the Terminal Session stops reporting information, press Enter to display the login
prompt
7) Default Login
a. User: admin
b. Pass: password
8) First time login, press Enter to change default passwords
a. User: root
i. Type password
b. User: factory
i. Type password
c. User: admin
i. Type password
d. User: user
i. Type password

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