Steps to change network settings on Cyber Vision Center after installation

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Updated:July 13, 2023
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    Introduction

    This document describes the steps needed to change the network settings on a Cyber Vision Center after installation. It’s applicable to 3.x & 4.x software trains.

    Q. How to change network settings on Cyber Vision Center

    A.   There are two ways to accomplish this.

    Option #1

    From the center CLI, type the command below (Root access will be required)

    sbs-netconf

    This will invoke the Wizard to make the configuration changes. It can be done by selecting the interface of interest.

    Option #2

    Navigate to /data/etc/systemd/network directory from the CLI of the server.

    The files below should be modified depending on the interface that requires a change.

    • 00-eth0-static.network (Access Interface - Web)
    • 00-eth1-static.network (Collection interface - Sensors)

    Example of contents in the eth0 interface config file:

    ramkris2_0-1689275405616

    Checking Network Status

    From the CLI, gain root access using ‘sudo -i’

    1. To view the configuration on the networking interface, use ifconfig <Interface>

       

    ifconfig eth0
    1. To display the IP routing table in complete numeric form, use   
      route -n

    Revision History

    Revision Publish Date Comments
    1.0
    19-Jul-2023
    Initial Release
    TAC Authored

    Contributed by Cisco Engineers

    • Ram Krishnamoorthy
      TAC

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