Datatek IPv6 Transformer User Manual - Manual (Page 22)

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3.2 Transformer Setup
The Transformer must be set up and minimally configured in order to use a web browser to
completely configure the Transformer. To setup the Transformer:
Unpack the Transformer and its power cable.
Connect the Transformer’s IPv4 port to the IPv4 device with standard Ethernet cables, for
example, Cat 5.
Connect the Transformer’s IPv6 Network port to the IPv6 network with standard Ethernet
cables, for example, Cat 5.
Connect the console port to an ASCII terminal, PC com port (with terminal emulator) or via a
console access device. Terminal settings are: 9600 baud, 8 bit, no parity, one (1) stop bit (8N1).
The console cable used should be a cross-over (db9 pin, null-modem) cable. See Appendix A for
the crossover connector pinout diagram.
The console port is used for initial configuration of the Transformer. It’s possible to do the initial
configuration using the IPv4 port, provided that the factory default IP address assigned to the port works
for you.
Power up the Transformer, and monitor booting from the console. You may safely ignore traces
during the boot process.
The following is what the user will typically see during the boot process:
/kernel text=0x4c70d8 data=0x50714+0x5b47c \-----------------------
Loading mfsroot...6000000 0107 0280 00 00 00 00000000 00000000
Booting...B 0020 02000000 0107 0290 00 3F 00 0000E101 A0000000 10
.
.
.
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/md0a
Found configuration on ad0.
Initializing timezone... done
Initializing PC cards... failed (probably no PC card controller present)
Configuring firewall... done
Configuring LAN interface... done
Configuring WAN interface... done
Starting syslog sservice... is1: link state changed to DOWN
done
Starting webGUI... done
Starting DNS forwarder... done
Starting DHCP service... done
Starting NTP client... done
Initializing SSH...started sshd