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    TN Ip and Ospf

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    The document provides instructions for changing the IP address on a Telnet (TN) device using the command line interface (CLI). It describes entering privileged EXEC mode by typing "enable", entering global configuration mode by typing "configure terminal", and then using the "ip address" command followed by the new IP address and subnet mask. An example CLI configuration is provided. Additional discussion provides guidance on using the OSPF routing protocol on a TN device by entering router configuration mode and adding networks, and commands to check neighbor tables and routing tables.

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    TN Ip and Ospf

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    The document provides instructions for changing the IP address on a Telnet (TN) device using the command line interface (CLI). It describes entering privileged EXEC mode by typing "enable", entering global configuration mode by typing "configure terminal", and then using the "ip address" command followed by the new IP address and subnet mask. An example CLI configuration is provided. Additional discussion provides guidance on using the OSPF routing protocol on a TN device by entering router configuration mode and adding networks, and commands to check neighbor tables and routing tables.

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    The document provides instructions for changing the IP address on a Telnet (TN) device using the command line interface (CLI). It describes entering privileged EXEC mode by typing "enable", entering global configuration mode by typing "configure terminal", and then using the "ip address" command followed by the new IP address and subnet mask. An example CLI configuration is provided. Additional discussion provides guidance on using the OSPF routing protocol on a TN device by entering router configuration mode and adding networks, and commands to check neighbor tables and routing tables.

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    TN Ip and Ospf

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    The document provides instructions for changing the IP address on a Telnet (TN) device using the command line interface (CLI). It describes entering privileged EXEC mode by typing "enable", entering global configuration mode by typing "configure terminal", and then using the "ip address" command followed by the new IP address and subnet mask. An example CLI configuration is provided. Additional discussion provides guidance on using the OSPF routing protocol on a TN device by entering router configuration mode and adding networks, and commands to check neighbor tables and routing tables.

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    Hi, Telnet to TN, type "enable" to enter privileged EXEC mode, type "configure terminal" to enter global configuration

    mode, type following command to change the IP: ip address address subnet mask The whole procedure will look like in this example: CLI interface: Password: ******** MyTN>enable Password: ******** MyTN#configure terminal MyTN (config)#ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 MyTN(config)#end Use IP address and subnet mask you need. Be careful not to lose connection with the TN. BR Like Reply privately Flag as inappropriate 23 hours ago

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    JONATHAN JONATHAN DOMINGO Supervising Engineer-III at Digitel Mobile Philippines Inc. - Suncellular in support to Bro Ion Darii, TN can be based on CISCO environment which is CLI. check integrity of connections to NE, ping test can be help, monitor before you execute changes. . Like Reply privately Flag as inappropriate 10 hours ago

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    Ahmed Ahmed Zehara at Ericsson Algeria o o o o Thanks for your help,and what about OSPF CLI ? Like Reply privately Flag as inappropriate 7 hours ago

    Ion Ion Darii Transmission Network Engineer This is also similar to Cisco CLI. Enter OSPF configuration mode, add the new network and mask, wait for OSPF to converge and then check its neighbor table and routing table to see the results. Then you can try to ping it from your management machine. Check this example: CLI interface: Password: ******** MyTN>enable Password: ******** MyTN#configure terminal MyTN(config)#router ospf MyTN(config-router)#network 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 area 0 MyTN(config-router)#end To check neighbors table and routing table use: MyTN#show ip ospf neighbor MyTN#show ip route To remove a network from OSPF configuration use "no" in front of "network" command You can use Cisco OSPF configuration guideline for more details, it is almost the same as in TN. Like Reply privately Flag as inappropriate 6 hours ago

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