TMG7800-CTRL-SW Initial Configuration

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Applies to version(s): v3.0, v3.1

The initial configuration of the SBC is done by accessing a configuration wizard in a web browser (Chrome, Firefox or other). Before you begin, you must have the following information on hand:

  • Product key: it has the format VTB-XXX-XXXX. If you do not have this key, please contact our support team
  • Hostname of the unit. It is important to set the hostname correctly and not modify it later, otherwise you will need a new license
  • Is the system used as a standalone unit or is it used in a Primary/Secondary configuration?
  • Role of each of the network interfaces

Once you have this information, proceed as described in the following procedures:

Initial configuration of the TMG7800-CTRL-SW

1- Open a web browser to the IP of your server, on port 12358. Example if your server address is 192.168.178.30, the URL would be:
http://192.168.178.30:12358
2- A Configuration Wizard is displayed.

  • Click Continue

TMG7800-CTRL-SW WebPortal Configuration wizard.jpg

3- Accept the EULA agreement
TMG7800 CTRL SW EULA agreement 1.jpg

4- Enter your activation key and hostname
TMG7800 CTRL SW Enter activation key 1.jpg

5- In this window, you define the configuration of your TMG7800-CTRL - either standalone, or in a Primary/Secondary configuration
TMG7800 CTRL SW Standalone 1.jpg

6- Choose the role of the network adapters in the system. The following is a short description of each type:

  • mgmt: Used for management of the system (suggested name: mgmt0)
  • ctrl0: Used for communication with the external hardware unit devices (suggested name: ctrl0)
  • ctrl1: Same as ctrl0. Adds redundancy (suggested name: ctrl1)
  • LAN/WAN: SIP/RTP access to private network. Used for SIP performance option network interfaces.

You must configure all IP interfaces. In you are not sure, configure them as management interfaces.
TMG7800 CTRL SW Choose LAN interface role 1.jpg

Note: Select the "+" sign to access more information about an interface

TMG7800 CTRL SW Choose LAN interface role 2.jpg

7-To add an Ethernet Bonding, click Add Bonding.
2 Recovery before bonding ClickAddBondingATMG7800.png

8-Enter a name for the Bonding Pair, followed by LAN/WAN1 and LAN/WAN2.

  • When you are finished, click Continue.

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9-A Confirmation window is displayed.

  • If you are satisfied with the configuration, click Confirm.

4 Recovery confirm bonding A.png

10- A warning message is displayed alerting you to the possible interruption of the IP interfaces when the change is applied.

  • Click OK.

5 Recovery Warning end confirm bonding A.png

11- After the bonding configuration is complete, you must reboot the system.
6 Following bonding configuration warning reboot is required A.png

Configure the IP Interface of the Ethernet Bonded Port

To use the newly created Ethernet bonded port, you must configure the VLAN port and IP interface.

1-Select IP Interface from the navigation bar.
7 IP Interface NavBar A.png

2-Select the IP Interfaces tab.

  • Click Create New IP Interface.

7 Need to configure VLAN port and ip inetrface to use created bonding Before A.png

3-Configure the VLAN port and IP address that will be used to access the Ethernet Bond interface.

  • The following image shows the bond0 configured port.

7 Need to configure VLAN port and ip interface to use created bonding After A.png


Note: Once the configuration is completed, and you have Performance option for higher CPS rate, you will be asked retrieve the license seed of this unit to allow for the installation of the license. 
To learn how to do this, refer tos: Retrieving a License for SBC Units
To get help, please contact TelcoBridges TB Support.


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