Gnodal: Setting up the gnodal switch

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Default settings

192.168.1.1 / root / admin123

By default the ports will closed/powered off for security, all ports need to be enabled before you will see any link activity.

Check the port status

GNOS# show interface status

Port        Status           Duplex   Speed       Negotiation   
----        ------           ------   -----       -----------   
Eth0/1      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/2      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/3      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/4      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/5      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/6      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/7      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/8      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/9      not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation
Eth0/10     not connected    Full     10 Gbps     No-Negotiation

Turn on all the ports

And write the changes to ensure systems boots up in the same configuration.

GNOS# configure terminal 
GNOS(config)# interface range ethernet 0/1-72 
GNOS(config-if-range)# no shutdown
GNOS(config-if-range)# exit
GNOS(config)#GNOS# write startup-config
Building configuration ...
[OK]       exit