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Management
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SSH CLI login
After
access
to
the
CLI
has
been
established
to
the
SEG
through
SSH,
you
must
log
on
to
the
system
to
execute
any
CLI
commands.
This
authentication
step
ensures
that
only
trusted
users
can
access
the
system,
as
well
as
provides
user
information
for
auditing
purposes.
After
communication
is
established,
the
SEG
will
respond
with
a
login
prompt.
Enter
the
username
followed
by
the
Enter
key,
and
then
type
the
password
followed
by
the
Enter
key
again.
After
the
first
startup,
the
SEG
will
allow
you
to
log
in
with
the
username
admin
and
the
password
admin
.
This
default
password
should
be
changed
as
soon
as
possible.
If
you
are
accessing
the
CLI
through
an
RS232
console
connection,
authentication
will
only
be
required
if
an
AuthenticationProfile
is
associated
with
the
console’s
COMPortAccess
object.
After
a
successful
logon,
the
SEG
CLI
command
prompt
will
appear:
Device:/>
The
default
welcome
message
will
also
be
displayed
directly
after
the
logon.
This
SSH
welcome
message
can
be
removed
with
the
CLI
command:
Device:/>
set
RemoteManagement
RemoteMgmtSSH
ssh
Banner=
Where
ssh
is
the
name
of
the
RemoteMgmtSSH
object.
To
reset
the
message,
enter:
Device:/>
set
RemoteManagement
RemoteMgmtSSH
ssh
Banner="Welcome!"
SSH connection timeout
When
connecting
to
the
SEG
with
SSH,
there
is
a
default
inactivity
timeout
of
30
minutes.
To
increase
this
timeout
to
a
higher
value,
use
the
following
CLI
command:
Device:/>
set
RemoteManagement
RemoteMgmtSSH
ssh_allnets
SessionIdleTime=1000000
Changing the admin user password
Change
the
default
password
of
the
admin
account
from
admin
to
another
password
as
soon
as
possible
after
initial
startup.
User
passwords
can
be
any
combination
of
characters
and
cannot
be
greater
than
256
characters
in
length.
It
is
recommended
to
use
only
printable
characters.
For
example,
to
change
the
password
to
my
‐
password
,
the
following
CLI
commands
are
used.
First,
change
the
current
CLI
context
to
be
the
relevant
LocalUserDatabase
object:
Device:/>
cc
LocalUserDatabase
AdminUsers
The
password
of
the
admin
user
can
now
be
changed:
Device:/LocalUserDatabase/AdminUsers>
set
User
admin
Password="my
‐
password"
Finally,
return
to
the
default
CLI
context:
Device:/LocalUserDatabase/AdminUsers>
cc
