Do the basic configuration

Before you can use the Nozomi Networks Operating System (N2OS) software, you must do the basic configuration.

You have installed the Nozomi Networks Operating System (N2OS) software.
After you have done this procedure, your system management interface will be set up and reachable:
Note: The configuration of more than one mgmt interface is not supported.
Note: You can use either a serial console (for physical sensors) or the text hypervisor console (for virtual sensors). This is dependent on the sensor model.
Note: The sensor's shell has two users: admin and root. You should use admin to log in to both. If you want to elevate from admin to root, you should use the admin password. The root account does not have a separate password.
  1. The console shows a prompt with the text N2OS - login:. Type admin and then press Enter.
    Note: In a virtual sensor, you are instantly logged in, as no password is set by default. In physical sensors, nozominetworks is the default password.
    Note: If you ever need to change the password, you can use the change_password command.
  2. To elevate your privileges, enter the command: 
    enable-me
    Your privileges have been elevated.
  3. To launch the initial configuration wizard, enter the command: 
    setup
  4. For virtual sensors, at the prompt, choose the admin password first.
    Attention: You should select a strong password as this will permit the admin user to access the sensor through SSH.
  5. In the menu, select Network Interfaces.
  6. Select the management interface, then select Enter.
  7. Choose a method to configure the internet protocol (IP) address.
    • To configure all automatically, move the cursor to DHCP and select Enable, then (go to step 9)
    • Do a static configuration (go to step 8)
  8. Do a static configuration.
    1. Move the cursor to ipaddr and edit the values for the IP address.
    2. Move the cursor to netmask and edit the values for the netmask.
  9. Move the cursor to X Save/Exit and select Enter.
  10. In the menu, select Default Router/Gateway.
  11. Enter the IP address of the default gateway.
  12. Press tab and then select Enter to save and exit.
  13. In the menu, select DNS nameservers.
  14. Configure the IP addresses of the domain name server (DNS) servers.
  15. Move the cursor to X Exit and select Enter.
    The basic configuration is complete.