iS5 Communications iMR Series Intelligent Cyber Secure Platform User Guide
- June 10, 2024
- iS5 Communications
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iS5 Communications iMR Series Intelligent Cyber Secure Platform
MicroRAPTOR – Quick Start Guide
MICRORAPTOR – QUICK START GUIDE
Intelligent Cyber Secure Platform iMR920
Version: 1.12.05-1, Date: April 2022 © 2022 iS5 Communications Inc. All rights
reserved.
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GLOSSARY ENTRIES
ARP ARP (Address Resolution Protocol). The ARP is a communication protocol
used for discovering the link layer address, such as a MAC address, associated
with a given Internet layer address, typically an IPv4 address.
CLI Command line interface (CLI) is a text-based interface that is used to
operate software and operating systems while allowing the user to respond to
visual prompts by typing single commands into the interface and receiving a
reply in the same way
IP Internet Protocol (IP).
IPv4 IPv4 and IPv6 are Internet protocol version 4 and Internet protocol
version 6. IPv4 supports:
· IPv4 has a 32-bit address length · IPv4 binary bits are separated by a
dot(.) whereas IPv6 binary bits are separated by a colon(:). · IPv4 is a
numeric addressing method whereas IPv6 is an alphanumeric addressing method ·
It Supports Manual and DHCP address configuration · In IPv4 end to end,
connection integrity is Unachievable · It can generate 4.29×109 address space
· Fragmentation performed by Sender and forwarding routers · In IPv4 Packet
flow identification is not available · In IPv4 checksum field is available ·
It has broadcast Message Transmission Scheme · In IPv4 Encryption and
Authentication facility not provided · IPv4 has a header of 20-60 bytes.
MIB OID Management Information Base (MIB) is the hierarchical database used by
the simple network management protocol (SNMP) to describe the particular
device being monitored. MIB Object IDentifier (OID), as known as a MIB object
identifier in the SNMP, is a number assigned to devices in a network for
identification purposes. OID numbering is hierarchical. Using the IETF
notation of digits and dots, resembling very long IP addresses, various
registries such as ANSI assign high-level numbers to vendors and
organizations. They, in turn, append digits to the number to identify
individual devices or software processes.
SSH (Secure SHell) is a security protocol for logging into a remote server.
SSH provides an encrypted session for transferring files and executing server
programs on all platforms. Also serving as a
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secure client/server connection for applications such as database access and
email, SSH supports a variety of authentication methods. VLAN Virtual Local
Area Network (VLAN) is a logical subgroup within a local area network that is
created via software rather than manually moving cables in the wiring closet.
Web UI Web User Interface (Web UI) is a control panel in a device presented to
the user via the Web browser. Network devices such as gateways, routers, and
switches typically have such control panel that is accessed by entering the IP
address of the device into a Web browser in a computer on the same local
network.
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END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (EULA)
End User License Agreement (EULA)
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SOFTWARE PROGRAMS AND EMBEDDED SOFTWARE IN PRODUCTS
- EULA
All products which consist of or include software (including operating software for hardware supplied by Supplier and software in object code format that is embedded in any hardware) and/or any documentation shall be subject to the End User License Agreement (“EULA”) attached hereto as Exhibit A. Buyer shall be deemed to have agreed to be bound by all of the terms, conditions and obligations therein and shall ensure that all subsequent purchasers and licensees of such products shall be further bound by all of the terms, conditions and obligations therein. For software and/or documentation delivered in connection with these Terms and Conditions, that is not produced by Supplier and which is separately licensed by a third party, Buyer’s rights and responsibilities with respect to such software or documentation shall be governed in accordance with such third party’s applicable software license. Buyer shall, on request, enter into one or more separate “click-accept” license agreements or third party license agreements in respect thereto. Supplier shall have no further obligations with respect to such products beyond delivery thereof. Where Buyer is approved by Supplier to resell products, Buyer shall provide a copy of the EULA and applicable third party license agreements to each end user with delivery of such products and prior to installation of any software. Buyer shall notify Supplier promptly of any breach or suspected breach of the EULA or third party license agreements and shall assist Supplier in efforts to preserve Supplier’s or its supplier’s intellectual property rights including pursuing an action against any breaching third parties. For purposes of these terms and conditions: “software” shall mean scripts, programs, macros, computer programs, application programming and other interfaces, tools and other instructions and sets of instructions for hardware to follow, including SQL and other query languages, hypertext markup language (“html”) and other computer mark-up languages; “hardware” shall mean mainframes, personal computers, servers, client/server stations, network equipment, routers, semi-conductor chips, communication lines and other equipment; and “documentation” shall mean documentation supplied by Supplier relating to the development, use, installation, implementation, integration, configuration, operation, modification, maintenance or support of any software. - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Buyer shall not alter, obscure, remove, cancel or
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Claim”) and will indemnify Buyer against the final judgment entered by a court
of competent jurisdiction or any settlements arising out of a Patent Claim,
provided that Buyer: (1) promptly notifies Supplier in writing of the Patent
Claim; and (2) cooperates with Supplier in the defence of the Patent Claim,
and grants Supplier full and exclusive control of the defence and settlement
of the Patent Claim and any subse-
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quent appeal. If a Patent Claim is made or appears likely, Buyer agrees to
permit Supplier to procure for Buyer the right to continue using the affected
product, or to replace or modify the product with one that is at least
functionally equivalent. If Supplier determines that none of those
alternatives is reasonably available, then Buyer will return the product and
Supplier will refund Buyer’s remaining net book value of the product
calculated according to generally accepted accounting principles. Supplier has
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the amount or duration of use which Buyer makes of the product, revenue earned
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a product with non-Supplier products, software or business processes; or (5)
use of any product in any country other than the country or countries
specifically authorized by Supplier.
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a) In these Term and Conditions, “Export Controls and Sanctions” means the
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applicable country, territory or jurisdiction including the United Nations,
European Union and the United Kingdom, and any regulations, orders, guides,
rules, policies, notices, determinations or judgements issued thereunder or
imposed thereby.
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and Conditions may be subject to Canadian, U.S. and other country Export
Controls and Sanctions. Buyer shall accept and comply with all applicable
Export Control and Sanctions in effect and as amended from time to time
pertaining to the export, re-export and transfer of Supplier’s products,
documentation and services. Buyer also acknowledges and agrees that the
export, re-export or transfer of Supplier products, documentation and services
contrary to applicable Export Controls and Sanctions may be a criminal
offence.
c) For greater certainty, Buyer agrees that (i) it will not directly or
indirectly export, re-export or transfer Supplier products, documentation and
services provided under these Terms and Conditions to any individual or entity
in violation of any aforementioned Export Controls and Sanctions; (ii) it will
not directly or indirectly export, re-export or transfer any such products,
documentation and services to any country or region of any country that is
prohibited by any applicable Export Controls and Sanctions or for any of the
following end-uses, or in any of the following forms unless expressly
authorized by any applicable government permit issued under or otherwise
expressly permitted by applicable Export Controls and Sanctions:
i) For use that is directly or indirectly related to the research, design,
handling, storage, operation, detection, identification, maintenance,
development, manufacture, production or dissemination of chemical, biological
or nuclear weapons, or any missile or other delivery systems for such weapons,
space launch vehicles, sounding rockets or unmanned air vehicle systems;
ii) Technical information relating to the design, development or
implementation of the cryptographic components, modules, interfaces, or
architecture of any software; or
iii) Source code or pseudo-code, in any form, of any of the cryptographic
components, modules, or interfaces of any software.
d) Buyer confirms that it is not (i) listed as a sanctioned person or entity
under any Export Controls and Sanctions list of designated persons, denied
persons or specially designated
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nationals maintained by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and
Development, the Canadian Department of Public Safety and Emergency
Preparedness, the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control of the U.S. Department
of the Treasury, the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Department of
Commerce, United Nations Security Council, the European Union or any EU member
state, HM’s Treasury, or any other department or agency of any of the
aforementioned countries or territories, or the United Nations or any other
country’s sanctions-related list; (ii) owned or controlled by such person or
entity; or (iii) acting in any capacity on behalf of or for the benefit of
such person or entity. Buyer also confirms that this applies equally to any of
its affiliates, joint venture partners, subsidiaries and to the best of
Buyer’s knowledge, any of its agents or representatives.
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THE SOFTWARE, OR BY USING THE HARDWARE (AS DEFINED BELOW), ALL OF THE TERMS
AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN THIS EULA BECOME LEGALLY BINDING ON THE
CUSTOMER.This End User License Agreement (the “EULA”) supplements the Terms
and Conditions or such other terms and conditions between iS5Com or, if
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technology and records to which access is obtained hereunder by the Customer,
and any materials provided by iS5Com to the Customer, but does not include any
data or information which: (a) is or becomes publicly available through no
fault of the Customer; (b) is already in the rightful possession of the
Customer prior to its receipt from iS5Com; (c) is already known to the
Customer at the time of its disclosure to the Customer by iS5Com and is not
the subject of an obligation of confidence of any kind; (d) is independently
developed by the Customer; (e) is rightfully obtained by the Customer from a
third party; (e) is disclosed with the written consent of iS5Com; or (f) is
disclosed pursuant to court order or other legal compulsion. “Customer”
means the licensee of the iS5Com Software pursuant to the Contract. “iS5Com
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the Contract relating to the development, use, installation, implementation,
integration, configuration, operation, modification, maintenance or support of
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in object code format that is embedded in iS5Com Hardware. “iS5Com Hardware”
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“iS5Com Software” means Software supplied by or on behalf of iS5Com under
the Contract. For greater certainty, iS5Com Software shall include all
operating Software for iS5Com Hardware, and iS5Com Firmware.
“Documentation” means written instructions and manuals of a technical
nature. “EULA” means this End User License Agreement. “Hardware” means
hardware, mainframes, personal computers, servers, client/server
stations, network equipment, routers, semi-conductor chips, communication
lines and other equipment. “Intellectual Property Rights” means any and all
proprietary rights provided under: (i) patent law; (ii) copyright law
(including moral rights); (iii) trade-mark law; (iv) design patent or
industrial design law; (v) semi-conductor chip or mask work law; or (vi) any
other statutory provision or common law principle applicable to this EULA,
including trade secret law, which may provide a right in either Hardware,
Software, Documentation, Confidential Information, ideas, formulae,
algorithms, concepts, inventions, processes or know-how generally, or the
expression or use of such Hardware, Software, Documentation, Confidential
Information, ideas, formulae, algorithms, concepts, inventions, processes or
know-how trade secret law; any and all applications, registrations, licenses,
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of the foregoing; and all licenses and waivers and benefits of waivers of the
intellectual property rights set out herein, all future income and proceeds
from the intellectual property rights set out herein, and all rights to
damages and profits by reason of the infringement of any of the intellectual
property rights set out herein. “Software” means scripts, programs, macros,
computer programs, application programming and other interfaces, tools and
other instructions and sets of instructions for hardware to follow, including
SQL and other query languages, hypertext markup language (“html”) and other
computer mark-up languages. “Third Party License Terms” means additional
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and sublicensed to the Customer. “Update” means a supplemented or revised
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as a higher release number from, for example, 6.06 to 6.07 or 6.1 to 6.2.
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case of iS5Com Firmware, solely on iS5Com Hardware on which iS5Com Firmware
was installed, provided that Customer may only install iS5Com Software on such
number of nodes expressly set out in the Contract.
2.2 License Restrictions
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Except as otherwise provided in Section 2.1 above, the Customer shall not: (a)
copy iS5Com Materials for any purpose, except for the sole purpose of making
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iS5Com Software or iS5Com Hardware; (f) use iS5Com Materials in a manner that
uses or discloses the Confidential Information of iS5Com or a third party
without the authorization of such person; (g) permit third parties to use
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latest version of iS5Com Materials provided to the Customer as of the
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subsequently provided to the Customer by iS5Com pursuant to the terms of this
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expressly set out in the Contract.
2.4 Versions In the event any Update or Upgrade includes an amended version
of this EULA, Customer will be required to agree to such amended version in
order to use the applicable iS5Com Materials and such amended EULA shall be
deemed to amend the previously effective version of the EULA.
2.5 Third Party Software Customer shall comply with any Third Party License
Terms.
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owner of all Intellectual Property Rights in iS5Com Materials and all related
modifications, enhancements, improvements and upgrades thereto, and that no
proprietary interests or title in or to the intellectual property in iS5Com
Materials is transferred to the Customer by this EULA. iS5Com reserves all
rights not expressly granted to the Customer under Section 2.1.
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in or forming a part of iS5Com Hardware is being licensed and not sold, and
that the words “purchase,” “sell” or similar or derivative words are
understood and agreed to mean “license,” and that the word “Customer” as used
herein are understood and agreed to mean “licensee,” in each case in
connection with iS5Com Firmware.
3.3 Third Party Software Certain of iS5Com Software provided by iS5Com may
be Third Party Software owned by one or more third parties and sublicensed to
the Customer. Such third parties retain ownership of and title to such Third
Party Software, and may directly enforce the Customer’s obligations hereunder
in order to protect their respective interests in such Third Party Software.
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Materials contain Confidential Information of iS5Com and that disclosure of
such Confidential Information to any third party could cause great loss to
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employees or officers of the Customer who require access to use iS5Com
Materials as permitted by the Contract and this EULA and shall ensure that
such employees or officers keep the Confidential Information confidential and
do not use it otherwise than in accordance with the Contract and this EULA.
The obligations set out in this Section 4 shall continue notwithstanding the
termination of the Contract or this EULA and shall only cease to apply with
respect to such part of the Confidential Information as is in, or passes into,
the public domain (other than in connection with the Customer’s breach of this
EULA) or as the Customer can demonstrate was disclosed to it by a third person
who did not obtain such information directly or indirectly from iS5Com.
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such time as set out in the Contract or upon termination or expiration of the
Contract, in each case at which time this EULA shall be deemed to terminate.
6.2 Survival Each of Sections 1, 2.4, 3, 4, 5, 6.2, and 7 shall survive
termination of the EULA.
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applicable, any click-wrap license agreement or Third Party License Terms
pertaining to the use of iS5Com Materials) the entire agreement between the
Customer and iS5Com pertaining to the Customer’s right to access and use
iS5Com Materials, and supersedes all prior or collateral oral or written
representations or agreements related thereto. Notwithstanding anything to the
contrary contained in the Contract, to the extent of any inconsistency between
this EULA and the Contract, or any such applicable click-wrap agreement, this
EULA shall take precedence over the Contract and such click- wrap agreement.
In the event that one or more of the provisions is found to be illegal or
unenforceable, this EULA shall not be rendered inoperative but the remaining
provisions shall continue in full force and effect. The parties expressly
disclaim the application of the United Nations Convention for the
International Sale of Goods. This EULA shall be governed by the laws of the
Province of Ontario, Canada, and federal laws of Canada applicable therein. In
giving effect to this EULA, neither party will be or be deemed an agent of the
other for any purpose and their relationship in law to the other will be that
of independent contractors. Any waiver of any terms or conditions of this
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granting such waiver, and (b) shall be effective only in the specific instance
and for the specific purpose for which it has been given and shall not be
deemed or constitute a waiver of any other provisions (whether or not similar)
nor shall such waiver constitute a continuing waiver unless otherwise
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constitute or be deemed a waiver or forfeiture of such rights, neither in the
specific instance nor on a continuing basis. No single or partial exercise of
any such right shall preclude any other or further exercise of such right or
the exercise of any other right. Customer shall not assign or transfer this
EULA or any of its rights or obligations hereunder, in whole or in part,
without the prior written consent of
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iS5Com. The division of this EULA into sections and the insertion of headings
are for convenience of reference only and shall not affect the construction or
interpretation of this EULA. References herein to Sections are to sections of
this Agreement. Where the word “include”, “includes” or “including” is used in
this EULA, it means “include”, “includes” or “including”, in each case,
“without limitation”. All remedies provided for iS5Com under this EULA are
non-exclusive and are in addition, and without prejudice, to any other rights
as may be available to of iS5Com, whether in law or equity. By electing to
pursue a remedy, of iS5Com does not waive its right to pursue any other
available remedies. The parties acknowledge that they have required this
Agreement to be written in English. Les parties aux présentes reconnaissent
qu’elles ont exigé que la présente entente soit rédigée en anglais. 7.2
Subject to Change Terms and Conditions are subject to change. For the latest
information please visit: https://is5com.com/terms-and-conditions/
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Introduction
PURPOSE AND SCOPE INTRODUCTION
The Quick Start Guide provides instruction for first time users on how to login to the MicroRAPTOR through the WebUI, Console or SSH interfaces, how to backup and restore configurations, and how to upgrade the device. This document explains how to use Command Line Interface (CLI) interface and Web user interface (WebUI) to perform the following tasks: · Login to the MicroRAPTOR · Create an IP address for VLAN #1 · Set password, switch name, banner name, and prompt · Save configuration · Restore configuration · Upgrade the MicroRAPTOR
Purpose and Scope
This document covers the startup procedures and specifies the basic
configuration commands. For more information or support, email
[email protected].
This document has been validated against the following products.
iMR920
Product
1.12.05
Firmware Version
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CHAPTER 2
CONSOLE PORT LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
2. Console Port: Logging into the MicroRAPTOR
The following sections describe how the serial console interface on the
MicroRAPTOR is used to configure an IP Address, save a configuration, and
upgrade the firmware.
1. On a laptop, install a terminal emulator. A popular option is Putty.
a. A link to download Putty is:
https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html
NOTE: The connection details are summarized in Figure and the Console port is
shown in Figure .
COM Port Connectivity
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CONSOLE PORT: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
Console Port
2. Form a serial connection from your computer to the console port of the
MicroRAPTOR, by attaching the console port to the USB port of your laptop or
PC and the RJ45 termination to the console port on the MicroRAPTOR.
3. To determine the communications port being used on your computer, open
Device Manager on your PC or laptop.
a. Open Device Manager. RESULT: The Device Manager window appears.
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b. Navigate to Ports to determine which COM number the serial connection is
using. You may have to unplug and reinsert the USB connection on your PC to
make a determination of which COM number has been assigned to your serial
connection.
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RESULT: When the Ports leaf is exanded it will appear similar to the image below.
4. Putty can be configured by selecting the type of connection, entering the
port number, and setting the baud rate. a. Additional serial parameters can be
configured in Putty by selecting the Serial category found at the bottom of
the Category panel.
NOTE: The serial port configuration is as follows: · Baud rate: 115200 · Data:
8 · Parity: none · Stop: 1
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· Flow Control: none
b. You should confirm in Putty’s user interface that it has been confirgured
with the appropriate Baud rate, Data, Parity, stop and flow control values.
STEP RESULT: The following image provides an image of the port and baud rate
being set.
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5. Click Open to launch a terminal. STEP RESULT: A blank terminal window will
appear.
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6. Press Enter. STEP RESULT: The login prompt will apear.
CONSOLE PORT: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
7. To access the command line interface CLI shell, at the iS5Com login
prompt, use the user name admin and password admin. STEP RESULT: If this is
the first login to the device, then you will be prompted to change the
password. % Password must be reset. Please change the password Enter old
password:
8. Enter the old password which is admin. STEP RESULT: You will now be
prompted for a new password. Enter new password:
NOTE: The new password must meet the following criteria: Password length
should be in the range of 8 – 20 !! characters Password should contain at
least 1 lowercase characters !! Password should contain at least 1 uppercase
characters !! Password should contain at least 1 numerical characters !!
Password should contain at least 1 special characters !! New Password must be
different from previous password
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9. Enter the new password. STEP RESULT: You will be prompted to confirm the
new password. Re-enter new password:
10. Re-enter the new password. STEP RESULT: The console prompt will appear.
iS5comm#
RESULT: You have logged into the MicroRAPTOR via the console port.
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3. SSH: Logging into the MicroRAPTOR
This section describes how an SSH session can be established between a laptop
and the MicroRAPTOR. CONTEXT: MicroRAPTOR can be configured through an SSH
Interface from a terminal emulator such as Putty. The command line interface
allows the user to control various parameters at the system and protocol
level. Before configuring the MicroRAPTOR from a PC, confirm accessibility of
MicroRAPTOR’s firmware by pinging it from the PC. 1. On a laptop, install a
terminal emulator. A popular option is Putty.
a. A link to download Putty is:
https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html
2. An Ethernet cable must connect the RAPTOR’s switch ports and a computer.
The computer interface should be assigned an IP address on the 192.168.10.0/24
network. FOR EXAMPLE: An address of 192.168.10.100 with a subnet mask of
255.255.255.0 is one such suitable combination of an IP address and submask to
be assigned for the computer to be used in the connection.
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3. Open Putty, select the connection type of SSH, and provide the default IP
address of the MicroRAPTOR of 192.168.10.1. Then, click Open.
FOR EXAMPLE: The following image is an example of the Putty configuration
screen.
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STEP RESULT: A login prompt will appear on a terminal screen after Open is pressed.
4. To access the command line interface CLI shell, at the iS5Com login
prompt, use the user name admin and password admin. STEP RESULT: If this is
the first login to the device, you will be prompted to change the password. %
Password must be reset. Please change the password Enter old password:
5. Enter the old password which is admin. STEP RESULT: You will now be
prompted for a new password. Enter new password:
NOTE: The new password must meet the following criteria:
Password length should be in the range of 8 – 20 !! characters Password should
contain at least 1 lowercase characters !! Password should contain at least 1
uppercase characters !! Password should contain at least 1 numerical
characters !! Password should contain at least 1 special characters !! New
Password must be different from previous password 6. Enter the new password.
STEP RESULT: You will be prompted to confirm the new password. Re-enter new
password:
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7. Re-enter the new password. STEP RESULT: The console prompt will appear.
iS5comm#
RESULT: You have logged into the MicroRAPTOR via a SSH connection.
SSH: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
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4. Command Line: Switch Name
COMMAND LINE: SWITCH NAME
This section will document how to configure the MicroRAPTOR’s name.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the console cable or through SSH.
1. Configure the switch name. FOR EXAMPLE: At the command prompt type:
iS5comm# configure terminal iS5comm(config)# set switch-name XYZ
iS5comm(config)# exit STEP RESULT: The switch name has been changed to XYZ
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5. Command Line: Switch Prompt
COMMAND LINE: SWITCH PROMPT
This section will document how to change the command line prompt.
PREREQUISITE:
In order to perform the tasks in this section you will have already logged
into the MicroRAPTOR via the console cable or through SSH.
1. Configure the switch prompt. FOR EXAMPLE: At the command prompt type:
iS5comm# configure terminal iS5comm(config)# set prompt-name Prompt-XYZ
Prompt-XYZ(config)# exit STEP RESULT: The command line prompt has been changed
to Prompt-XYZ
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COMMAND LINE: IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
6. Command Line: IP Address Configuration
This section will document the configuration of an IP Address and a default
route.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the console cable or through SSH.
Speak with your Network Administrator to determine the values of the following
parameters: · IP Address · IP Address Mask · Default Route
These values will be needed to configure the MicroRAPTOR.
1. Configure the IP Address. FOR EXAMPLE: At the command prompt type:
iS5comm# configure terminal iS5comm(config)# interface vlan 1 iS5comm(config-
if)# ip address
2. Configure the default route. FOR EXAMPLE: At the command prompt type:
iS5comm# configure terminal iS5comm(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
192.168.32.254 iS5comm(config)# exit STEP RESULT: The default route has been
set to 192.168.32.254.
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7. Command Line: Admin Password
COMMAND LINE: ADMIN PASSWORD
This section will document how to set the administrator password.
PREREQUISITE:
In order to perform the tasks in this section you will have already logged
into the MicroRAPTOR via the console cable or through SSH.
1. Configure the administrator password. FOR EXAMPLE: At the command prompt
type: iS5comm# configure terminal iS5comm(config)# username admin password
Abcd123! privilege 15 confirm-password Abcd123! iS5comm(config)# exit STEP
RESULT: The password has been changed to Abcd123!
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COMMAND LINE: SAVE AND RESTORE CONFIGURATION
8. Command Line: Save and Restore Configuration
This section will document how to save and restore the MicroRAPTOR
configuration.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the console cable or through SSH.
1. Save the running configuration to flash memory. FOR EXAMPLE: At the
command prompt type: iS5comm# write startup-config STEP RESULT: The following
will appear on the terminal when logged in via the console port. Building
configuration … [OK] The prompt will reappear and the configuration will now
be saved in flash memory.
2. Optionally, you could save the configuration to USB. Insert a USB drive
into the MicroRAPTOR and type the following: FOR EXAMPLE: iS5comm# copy
startup-config usb STEP RESULT: The following text will appear followed by a
prompt: Configuration is copied to USB
3. Optionally, you could restore a configuration that was saved to a USB. a.
Insert the USB thumb drive into the MicroRAPTOR and type the following: FOR
EXAMPLE: iS5comm# copy usb startup-config RESULT: The following text will
appear followed by a prompt: Configuration is restored from USB File Copied
Successfully b. For the configuration to be applied, the MicroRAPTOR needs to
be reloaded. FOR EXAMPLE: iS5comm# reload RESULT: Are you sure you want to
reload the device? (Y/N) [N]? c. Confirm that you would like to reload the
device by typing Y. RESULT: The MicroRAPTOR will be reloaded. STEP RESULT: The
MicroRAPTOR will be reloaded with the configuration that was restored from the
USB.
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COMMAND LINE: UPGRADING THE MICRORAPTOR
9. Command Line: Upgrading the MicroRAPTOR
This section will document how to upgrade the firmware on the MicroRAPTOR.
This process takes approximately 5 minutes to execute.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via an SSH connection or through the console port. For all
upgrades it is recommended that user’s backup their current running
configuration prior to commencing the upgrade process.
Valid Upgrade Paths
If the release that your device is running is not listed on the table below,
it is recommended that the iS5Com support team is contacted for more detailed
instructions. Table 1: Upgrade Paths
Model
Initial Release
Target Release
iMR920 iMR920 iMR920 iMR920
1.10.06 1.10.06 1.11.06
1.10.06 is the initial release 1.11.06 1.12.05 1.12.05
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NOTE: Downgrades to an earlier release are not supported.
1. Optionally, you may choose to upgrade the MicroRAPTOR firmware. a. Rename
the upgrade software to “firmware-upgrade.tgz” and copy the file to the USB
stick. b. Insert USB stick into front panel USB connector. c. Type the
following: FOR EXAMPLE: iS5comm# firmware upgrade usb firmware_upgrade.tgz
STEP RESULT: The upgrade process will begin, text similar the following will
begin scrolling on the terminal:
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2. Allow the MicroRAPTOR to reboot, the U-Boot menu will appear. Do not interact with it. STEP RESULT: Do not interact with this menu and the boot process will proceed automatically.
The clock will expire and the upgrade will proceed without user intervention.
The upgrade process will terminate at a user prompt.
RESULT: The MicroRAPTOR has been upgraded and users may now login to it.
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WEB INTERFACE: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
10. Web Interface: Logging into the MicroRAPTOR
This section describes how to login to the MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI (Web User Interface). PREREQUISITE: Figure 1: Ethernet / IP Connectivity
CONTEXT: RAPTOR can be configured through Web User Interface ( Web UI) from
web browsers. The Web UI allows the user to control various parameters at the
System and Protocol level. Before configuring the Raptor from a PC, confirm
accessibility of MicroRAPTOR’s firmware by pinging it from the PC. 1. An
Ethernet cable must connect the switch and a computer. The computer interface
should be
assigned an IP address on the 192.168.10.0/24 network. This is summarized in
Figure 1. FOR EXAMPLE: An address of 192.168.10.100 with a subnet mask of
255.255.255.0 is one such suitable combination of an IP address and submask to
be assigned for the computer to be used in the connection.
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2. Launch a web browser to enter the MicroRAPTOR’s default IP address. The IP
address of the MicroRAPTOR’s interface is 192.168.10.1. The https protocol is
now the default protocol.
FOR EXAMPLE: https://192.168.0.1
STEP RESULT: Warnings from the browser about the web site having an invalid
certificate may appear. On the Edge Browser, the following will appear. If the
warnings do not appear, skip ahead to Step 4.
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3. Click the Advanced button. STEP RESULT: The following screen will appear.
WEB INTERFACE: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
4. Launch a web browser to enter the MicroRAPTOR’s default IP address. The IP
address of the MicroRAPTOR’s interface is 192.168.10.1. Enter
https://192.168.10.1 into the browser’s address bar. STEP RESULT: The Login
page appears.
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Figure 2: Login Page
WEB INTERFACE: LOGGING INTO THE MICRORAPTOR
5. Enter the User Name “admin” and Password “admin” and click Login. STEP RESULT: If this is the first login to the device the user will be prompted to change the password.
NOTE: The new password must meet the following criteria: Password length
should be in the range of 8 – 20 !! characters Password should contain at
least 1 lowercase characters !! Password should contain at least 1 uppercase
characters !!
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Password should contain at least 1 numerical characters !! Password should
contain at least 1 special characters !! New Password must be different from
previous password
6. Enter the User Name “admin” and Password “admin” and then a new password
in the New Password and Re-enter New Password fields. Then click Update. STEP
RESULT: The home page will appear.
Figure 3: Home Page
RESULT: You have logged into the MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI.
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11. Web Interface: System Settings
WEB INTERFACE: SYSTEM SETTINGS
This section will document how to configure common MicroRAPTOR system
settings. PREREQUISITE: To perform the tasks in this section, you will have
already logged into the MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI. 1. Navigate to the System
Settings page.
FOR EXAMPLE: In the Home page, go to System > System Information > System
Settings STEP RESULT: The following screen will appear. Figure 1: System
Settings
2. At this point you may change the values of any of the following fields.
Switch Name–enter the name for identifying the device. The default value is
iS5. This value range is a string of size 15. Prompt Name–enter the prompt
name to be used. The default value is iS5. Banner Name–enter the banner name
to be used. The default value is MicroRAPTOR iBiome OS. System Contact–enter
the contact person details for this managed node. This value range is a string
of size 50. The default value is iS5com. System Name–enter the system name.
The default value is iS5com. System Location–enter the physical location of
this node. This value range is a string of size 50. The default value is
iS5com.
3. Click Apply to make your changes effective. RESULT: The system settings
have been changed.
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12. Web Interface: IP Address and Default Routes
This section will explain how to set the IP Address on the MicroRAPTOR and
create a default route. PREREQUISITE: To perform the tasks in this section,
you will have already logged into the MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI. Speak with
your Network Administrator to determine the values of the following
parameters: · IP Address · IP Address Mask · Default Route
These values will be needed to configure the MicroRAPTOR. 1. Configure the
VLAN settings by first navigating to the VLAN settings screen.
FOR EXAMPLE: Go to Layer 3 Management > IP > VLAN Interface. STEP RESULT: The
following screen will appear. VLAN Interface Basic Settings
2. Configure the values as follows: Select–select the VLAN Interface for
which configuration needs to be modified or deleted. In this case it will be
VLAN interface #1.
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VLAN Interface–enter “1”. Switch–default. Admin State–select “UP” from
the drop down list. Operating State–choose UP. Proxy ARP–select the Proxy
ARP admin status for the interface. The default option is
Disabled. Select Disabled. MTU–enter 1500
3. Click Apply. STEP RESULT: The VLAN is now configured.
4. Configure the PIv4 settings of the VLAN by first navigating to the PIv4
Settings Page. FOR EXAMPLE: Go to Layer 3 Management > IP > IPv4 AddrConf.
IPv4 Interface Settings STEP RESULT: The following page will appear: IPv4
Interface Settings
5. If you wish to change the IP address and subnet, enter new values in those
fields and then click Modify. STEP RESULT: The IP address of VLAN 1 will have
changed.
6. Configure the IP routes. FOR EXAMPLE: For IP Route Configuration, go to
Layer 3 Management > IP > IP Route. IP Route Configuration appears.
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WEB INTERFACE: IP ADDRESS AND DEFAULT ROUTES
7. You will need two routes: one route to your network and a default route to
your control center. Once these routes are established, a remote user can
configure the switch for proper configuration. a. You will need to configure
VLAN 1 to use the default gateway. This route may already be in your list. The
destination network should be the network for the IP Address configured in
section 0, the subnet mask, the interface should be “vlan1”, the switch option
should be “default”, and the distance should be “0”. Click Add. b. Configure
the default gateway. The destination network should be 0.0.0.0, the subnet
mask should be 0.0.0.0, and the gateway should be the gateway router IP
address. Consult with your administrator if you do not know this value. Leave
the interface blank. The switch should be “default” and the distance should be
“1”. Click Add. c. Click Apply STEP RESULT: You should see a screen similar to
the following:
RESULT: The IP address and default routes have been configured on MicroRAPTOR.
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13. Web Interface: User Password
WEB INTERFACE USER PASSWORD
This section will explain how to change a users password. PREREQUISITE: To
perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI. 1. Navigate to the Users page.
FOR EXAMPLE: In the Home Page, go to System > Users STEP RESULT: The following
screen will appear. Figure 1: User Manager
2. Click the admin radial button. STEP RESULT: The username and password
fields, starred out, will be populated on the panel above the radial
selection.
3. Change the password in the Password and Password Verification fields. 4.
Click Update button. RESULT: The admin password has been changed.
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WEB INTERFACE: SAVE AND RESTORE CONFIGURATIONS
14. Web Interface: Save and Restore Configurations
This section will describe how to save and restore the MicroRAPTOR’s
configuration.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI.
1. To save the configuration to flash memory, perform the following. a.
Navigate to the Save Configuration screen. FOR EXAMPLE: In the Home page, go
to System > Save and Restore > Save RESULT: The following web page will
appear. b. Set the fields as follows: · Save option–select Flash Save. · Save
Format–select either MIB OID or Script. Script format is human- readable.
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· File Name–default file name where the switch configurations are saved is
iss.conf. Use the default file name.
c. Click Apply to save the changes.
STEP RESULT: The running configuration will now be saved to flash memory.
Without saving to flash, the configuration will be lost in the event of a
power cycle or device reset. The following screen will appear when the save
configuration process is complete:
Save Configuration
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2. To save the configuration to USB, perform the following. a. Navigate to the Save Configuration screen. FOR EXAMPLE: In the Home page, go to System > Save and Restore > Save RESULT: The following web page will appear.
b. Set the fields as follows: · Save option–select USB Save. · Save
Format–select either MIB OID or Script. Script format is human- readable. ·
File Name–default file name where the switch configurations are saved is
iss.conf. Use the default file name.
c. Insert the USB thumb drive into the USB port on the front of the
MicroRAPTOR. d. Click Apply to save the changes. STEP RESULT: The current
configuration will be saved to USB. 3. To Restore a Configuration from USB. a.
Navigate to the Restore page.
FOR EXAMPLE: Go to System > Save and Restore > Restore. RESULT: The Startup
Configuration Restore Sourcepage appears. Figure 1: Startup Configuration
Restore Source
b. Set the fields as follows: · Save option–select USB Save.
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· Save Format–select either MIB OID or Script. Script format is human-
readable. · File Name–default file name where the switch’s configurations are
saved is iss.conf.
Use the default file name. c. Insert the USB thumb drive into the USB port on
the front of the MicroRAPTOR. d. Click Apply to save the changes.
RESULT: The MicroRAPTOR will restore the configuration on the USB. e. For the
changes to take effect, the RAPTOR must be rebooted. Navigate to the reboot
screen.
FOR EXAMPLE: Go to System > Reboot. RESULT: The following screen will appear.
f. Click Reboot . RESULT: A confirmation window will appear.
NOTE: The IP address will depend on the address of the MicroRAPTOR. g. Click
OK. RESULT: A second confirmation window will appear.
NOTE: The IP address will depend on address of the MicroRAPTOR. h. Click OK.
STEP RESULT: The MicroRAPTOR will reboot and the restored configuration will
take effect.
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WEB INTERFACE: UPGRADE THE MICRORAPTOR
15. Web Interface: Upgrade the MicroRAPTOR
This section will explain how to upgrade the MicroRAPTOR firmware. This
process takes approximately 5 minutes to execute.
PREREQUISITE:
To perform the tasks in this section, you will have already logged into the
MicroRAPTOR via the Web UI.
For all upgrades, it is recommended that user’s backup their current running
configuration prior to commencing the upgrade process.
Valid Upgrade Paths
If the release that your device is running is not listed on the table below,
it is recommended that the iS5Com support team is contacted for more detailed
instructions. Table 1: Upgrade Paths
Model
Initial Release
Target Release
iMR920 iMR920 iMR920 iMR920
1.10.06 1.10.06 1.11.06
1.10.06 is the initial release 1.11.06 1.12.05 1.12.05
NOTE: Downgrades to an earlier releases are not supported. 1. To Upgrade a
Configuration from USB navigate to the Upgrade page.
FOR EXAMPLE: Go to System > System Upgrade STEP RESULT: The upgrade page
appears: System Upgrade
2. Set the fields as follows:
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Upgrade From field–select USB. File Name–enter the file name to be loaded from the USB.
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3. Click Apply to upgrade the MicroRAPTOR.
STEP RESULT: A timer will appear providing the elapsed time since the upgrade
started. The screen will appear similar to the following:
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The screen will eventually change to the following:
WEB INTERFACE: UPGRADE THE MICRORAPTOR
RESULT:
The MicroRAPTOR will be upgraded and reloaded automatically. After about 5
minutes the device will be ready for users to login to it.
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Index
C
Command Line Admin Password 17 IP Address Configuration 16 Save and Restore
Configuration 18 Switch Name 14 Switch Prompt 15 Upgrading the 19
Configure Admin Password 17 Default route 16 IP Address 16
Console Port 3 Logging into the 2
D
Device Manager 4
I
Installing terminal emulator Putty 2, 10
P
Passwords for iS5Com initial login 8, 12 Products used for validation of the
document 1 Putty
Session Configuration 6, 11
R
Return Manufacturing Authorization xiii
S
Service Level Agreements xiii SSH
Logging into 10 new password criteria 12
V
Valid Upgrade Paths 36
W
Web Interface Ethernet/IP Connectivity 22 Home Page 26 IP Address and Default
Routes 28 IP Route Configuration 30 IPv4 Interface Settings 29 Logging into
the 22 Login Page 24 Rebooting the System 35 Save and Restore Configurations
32 Save Configuration 33 Startup Configuration Restore Source 34 System
Settings 27 System Upgrade 36 Upgrade the RAPTOR 36 User Password 31 VLAN
Interface Basic Settings 28
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