Dell PowerVault LTO4-120HH Dell DR Series System Administrator's Guide - Page 41

Initial Configuration - Change Administrator Password, Initial System Configuration Wizard

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5. In the Settings pane of the Initial Configuration - Change Administrator Password page, complete the following: a) In Current Password, enter the current administrator password. b) In New Password, enter the new administrator password. c) In Retype New Password, enter the new administrator password again to confirm it. d) Click Next to continue with the initial configuration process (or click Back to return to the previous page, or click Exit to close the Initial System Configuration Wizard). The Initial Configuration - Networking page is displayed. 6. In the Settings pane of the Initial Configuration - Networking page, complete the following: a) In Hostname, enter a hostname that meets the hostname naming convention: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, the dash special character (-), within a maximum 19 character limit. b) In IP Address, select the Static or DHCP mode of IP addressing, and if planning to use a Secondary DNS, enter an IP address for the secondary domain name system. c) In Bonding, select the Mode choice from the drop-down list (ALB or 802.3ad). Dell recommends that you verify the system can accept your bonding selection type. The connection will be lost unless it is correctly configured. For more information, see Configuring Networking Settings. 41

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5.
In the Settings pane of the
Initial Configuration — Change Administrator Password
page, complete the following:
a)
In
Current Password
, enter the current administrator password.
b)
In
New Password
, enter the new administrator password.
c)
In
Retype New Password
, enter the new administrator password again to confirm it.
d)
Click
Next
to continue with the initial configuration process (or click
Back
to return to the previous page, or
click
Exit
to close the
Initial System Configuration Wizard
).
The
Initial Configuration — Networking
page is displayed.
6.
In the Settings pane of the
Initial Configuration — Networking
page, complete the following:
a)
In
Hostname
, enter a hostname that meets the hostname naming convention: A-Z, a-z, 0–9, the dash special
character (-), within a maximum 19 character limit.
b)
In
IP Address
, select the
Static
or
DHCP
mode of IP addressing, and if planning to use a
Secondary DNS
, enter
an IP address for the secondary domain name system.
c)
In
Bonding
, select the
Mode
choice from the drop-down list (ALB or 802.3ad).
Dell recommends that you verify the system can accept your bonding selection type. The connection will be
lost unless it is correctly configured. For more information, see
Configuring Networking Settings
.
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