Network administration
This page has information about network administration for the Foundation Services Rack.
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Pointers to third-party documents for the network devices.
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Instructions for changing passwords for the network devices.
Most users do not significantly change the configuration of the serial console server or the Juniper switches. These devices come pre-configured for each customer based on the information supplied in the site survey that was completed prior to shipment. This topic discusses only tasks that you’re likely to perform and includes example IP addresses.
For more information:
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About general configuration and maintenance of the network devices in the Foundation Services Rack, see Third-party documentation.
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About port connection details, see the Foundation Services Rack hardware installation document.
1. Default username and passwords
The following table shows several components in the Foundation Services Rack that have default passwords for users with administrative/root credentials.
SambaNova highly recommends that you change these default passwords as soon as possible. See How to change passwords for switches. |
Component | Username | Default password |
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Lantronix serial console server |
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Juniper QFX5130 high-bandwidth Ethernet data switch |
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Juniper EX4300 access switch |
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VertivTM PDU |
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SambaNova highly recommends that you change the default passwords at first login. |
2. How to change passwords for switches
This section gives instruction for changing passwords on switches. See Default username and passwords
2.1. Juniper EX4300 access switch and QFX5130 data switch
Change password for the Juniper EX4300 access switch and QFX5130 data switch:
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Run the following commands:
$ ssh root@<Juniper_switch_IP_address> root@:RE:0% cli root> configure root# set system root-authentication plain-text-password New password: <type_password> Retype new password: <type_password> root# commit
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Log out of the switch by using the
exit
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Log back in with the new password.
3. Patch releases for network devices
SambaNova provides a periodic patch release for these network devices.
Customers can download these patches from the SambaNova ext-infra-patch
repository.
See KB article #1062 "Listing and downloading available SambaNova firmware" for details.
Patch release notes explain any steps that differ from the standard steps described in the product administration documentation.
SambaNova does not qualify all firmware releases from device manufacturers. Apply only SambaNova approved firmware updates. |