TMG:Change Management IP Address
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| − | This article explains how to modify the management network interface ( | + | This article explains how to modify the management network interface of TMG800, TMG3200, TMG7800-CTRL (MGMT0) |
| + | and the controls ports of the TMG7800-CTRL (ETH0, ETH1). | ||
To avoid modification of the configuration files using 'vim' or 'nano', which is not very user friendly. | To avoid modification of the configuration files using 'vim' or 'nano', which is not very user friendly. | ||
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| − | The MGMT0 | + | TelcoBridges created a shell script that simplifies the network configuration of the TMG. |
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| + | The MGMT0 (for TMG800, TMG3200, TMG7800-CTRL) and ETH0, ETH1 (for TMG7800-CTRL) ports are configured in dhcp by default. | ||
The script will allow you to modify: | The script will allow you to modify: | ||
| − | * Change IP address of the MGMT0 | + | * Change IP address of the MGMT0, ETH0 and ETH1 ports |
* Change default network interface and/or IP address | * Change default network interface and/or IP address | ||
* Change DNS | * Change DNS | ||
| − | == TMG command == | + | |
| + | == TMG shell command == | ||
tbchangeip | tbchangeip | ||
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This example changes the IP address from DHCP to static IP with no DNS server | This example changes the IP address from DHCP to static IP with no DNS server | ||
| − | Steps to modify mgmt0 from dhcp to static: | + | *Steps to modify mgmt0 from dhcp to static: |
| − | + | Do you want to modify the network settings (enter 'help' for usage) ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Do you want to modify mgmt0 ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Select network mode (dhcp or static) ?[dhcp] --> static | |
| − | + | Enter IP address ?[] --> 192.168.0.40 | |
| − | + | Enter network mask ?[] --> 255.255.255.0 | |
| − | Steps to modify the default gateway address (this is necessary to give an IP address when in static) | + | *Steps to modify the default gateway address (this is necessary to give an IP address when in static) |
| − | + | Would you like to modify the default gateway address ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Enter default gateway ip address ?[] --> 192.168.0.1 | |
| − | Steps to remove the DNS configuration | + | *Steps to remove the DNS configuration |
| − | + | Would you like to modify the DNS configuration ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Would you like to reconfigure the DNS (enter 'remove' to erase dns) ?[No] --> remove | |
| − | The script will show you the new configuration. | + | *The script will show you the new configuration. Then you can acknowledge those changes. |
| − | + | Do you want to save this new configuration ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | You can ask the script to restart the network service to restart to apply the new configuration. | + | *You can ask the script to restart the network service to restart to apply the new configuration. |
| − | + | Would you like to restart the network service now ?[No] --> yes | |
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This example changes the IP address from static to DHCP IP with DNS server (1 domain and 2 nameservers) | This example changes the IP address from static to DHCP IP with DNS server (1 domain and 2 nameservers) | ||
| − | Steps to modify mgmt0 from static to dhcp: | + | *Steps to modify mgmt0 from static to dhcp: |
| − | + | Do you want to modify the network settings (enter 'help' for usage) ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Do you want to modify mgmt0 ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Select network mode (dhcp or static) ?[static] --> dhcp | |
| − | + | Select a dhcp name ?[TB006201] --> TB006201 | |
| − | Steps to modify the default gateway address (you should let the DHCP server give you the gateway address) | + | *Steps to modify the default gateway address (you should let the DHCP server give you the gateway address) |
| − | + | Would you like to modify the default gateway address ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Which network interface do you want to set as default gateway address interface (mgmt0/mgmt1) --> mgmt0 | |
| − | + | Select the host dhcp name ?[TB006201] --> TB006201 | |
| − | Steps to configure the DNS (this example will setup 1 search domain and 2 nameservers) | + | *Steps to configure the DNS (this example will setup 1 search domain and 2 nameservers) |
| − | + | Would you like to modify the DNS configuration ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | Would you like to reconfigure the DNS (enter 'remove' to erase dns) ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | First search domain (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> mynetwork.lan | |
| − | + | Second search domain (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> | |
| − | + | First nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> 192.168.0.10 | |
| − | + | Second nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> 192.168.0.11 | |
| − | + | Third nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> | |
| − | The script will show you the new configuration. | + | *The script will show you the new configuration. Then you can acknowledge those changes. |
| − | + | Do you want to save this new configuration ?[No] --> yes | |
| − | + | *You can ask the script to restart the network service to restart to apply the new configuration. | |
| − | + | Would you like to restart the network service now ?[No] --> yes | |
Revision as of 09:43, 24 January 2011
This article explains how to modify the management network interface of TMG800, TMG3200, TMG7800-CTRL (MGMT0) and the controls ports of the TMG7800-CTRL (ETH0, ETH1).
To avoid modification of the configuration files using 'vim' or 'nano', which is not very user friendly.
TelcoBridges created a shell script that simplifies the network configuration of the TMG.
The MGMT0 (for TMG800, TMG3200, TMG7800-CTRL) and ETH0, ETH1 (for TMG7800-CTRL) ports are configured in dhcp by default.
The script will allow you to modify:
- Change IP address of the MGMT0, ETH0 and ETH1 ports
- Change default network interface and/or IP address
- Change DNS
TMG shell command
tbchangeip
Change dhcp to static
This example changes the IP address from DHCP to static IP with no DNS server
- Steps to modify mgmt0 from dhcp to static:
Do you want to modify the network settings (enter 'help' for usage) ?[No] --> yes Do you want to modify mgmt0 ?[No] --> yes Select network mode (dhcp or static) ?[dhcp] --> static Enter IP address ?[] --> 192.168.0.40 Enter network mask ?[] --> 255.255.255.0
- Steps to modify the default gateway address (this is necessary to give an IP address when in static)
Would you like to modify the default gateway address ?[No] --> yes Enter default gateway ip address ?[] --> 192.168.0.1
- Steps to remove the DNS configuration
Would you like to modify the DNS configuration ?[No] --> yes Would you like to reconfigure the DNS (enter 'remove' to erase dns) ?[No] --> remove
- The script will show you the new configuration. Then you can acknowledge those changes.
Do you want to save this new configuration ?[No] --> yes
- You can ask the script to restart the network service to restart to apply the new configuration.
Would you like to restart the network service now ?[No] --> yes
Change static to dhcp
This example changes the IP address from static to DHCP IP with DNS server (1 domain and 2 nameservers)
- Steps to modify mgmt0 from static to dhcp:
Do you want to modify the network settings (enter 'help' for usage) ?[No] --> yes Do you want to modify mgmt0 ?[No] --> yes Select network mode (dhcp or static) ?[static] --> dhcp Select a dhcp name ?[TB006201] --> TB006201
- Steps to modify the default gateway address (you should let the DHCP server give you the gateway address)
Would you like to modify the default gateway address ?[No] --> yes Which network interface do you want to set as default gateway address interface (mgmt0/mgmt1) --> mgmt0 Select the host dhcp name ?[TB006201] --> TB006201
- Steps to configure the DNS (this example will setup 1 search domain and 2 nameservers)
Would you like to modify the DNS configuration ?[No] --> yes Would you like to reconfigure the DNS (enter 'remove' to erase dns) ?[No] --> yes First search domain (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> mynetwork.lan Second search domain (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> First nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> 192.168.0.10 Second nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] --> 192.168.0.11 Third nameserver ip address (enter 'remove' to remove entry) ?[] -->
- The script will show you the new configuration. Then you can acknowledge those changes.
Do you want to save this new configuration ?[No] --> yes
- You can ask the script to restart the network service to restart to apply the new configuration.
Would you like to restart the network service now ?[No] --> yes
