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Configuring Device Functions
This chapter describes how to configure common device functions such as setting the host name,
configuring the date and time, and system logging. The chapter also discusses how to load the
factory default configuration, perform a firmware upgrade, and upgrade the product key and
covers the following topics:
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Host Name Configuration by Using the CLI
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Date and Time Configuration
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System Logging Configuration
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Exporting the Configuration
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Upgrading Firmware
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Resetting the Nokia IP45 Security Platform to Factory Defaults
Host Name Configuration by Using the CLI
Use the following commands to view or change your platform host name:
show hostname
set hostname
name
For more information on setting the host name, see
the Nokia IP45 Security Platform CLI
Reference Guide Version 4.0.
Date and Time Configuration
For information on setting the date and time, see
“Setting the Nokia IP45 Security Platform
Time”
on page 52.
For advanced date and time configuration using the NTP server, see the
Nokia IP45 Security
Platform CLI Reference Guide, Version 4.0.
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System Logging Configuration
You can configure the Nokia IP45 security platform to send event logs to a syslog server that
resides in your internal network or on the Internet. The logs store the event details like the date
and the time as they occur. If the event is a communication attempt that was rejected by the
firewall, the event details include the source and destination IP address, the destination port, and
the protocol used for the communication attempt (for example, TCP or UDP).
Nokia IP45 supports local event logging, which you can view from Reports > Event Log. Up to
100 events can be logged here. You can also configure an external syslog server by using the
following method.
To configure an external syslog server
1.
Choose Setup from the main menu, and select the Logging tab.
The Logging page opens.
2.
Enter the IP address for the syslog server in the Syslog Server field.
3.
To enter the IP address of your computer, click
This Computer
.
Note
The syslog server can run either on a computer outside your network, or on a computer
inside your IP45 network.
4.
Specify the port number where the syslog server should run. The default port number is 514.
5.
Click Apply.
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Setting the Syslog Server by Using the CLI
Use the following commands to set the syslog server by using the CLI:
set syslog
address - Syslog server address
port
- Syslog server port
For more information about how to set the syslog server, see the
Nokia
IP45
Security Platform
CLI Reference Guide, Version 4.0.
Network Utilities
You can use the following network utilities from the IP45 security platform GUI:
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Ping
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Traceroute
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WHOIS
In addition to the above utilities, you can also use the following utilities by using the command
exec:
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arp
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netstat
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nslookup
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ping
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tcpdump
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traceroute
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To use the network utilities from the Nokia IP45 GUI
1.
Choose Setup from the main menu, and select the Tools tab.
The Tools page opens.
2.
Select either ping, traceroute, or WHOIS from the IP Tools drop-down list, depending on the
tool you want to use.
3.
Enter the IP address in the Address field.
Click Go on the right.
4.
The IP Tools window opens, providing the statistics of the network.
The following window is an example of ping tool usage.

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