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Infoblox NetMRI 1400 Appliance with Network Automation OS Configuration Steps

11/19/2016

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The Infoblox NT 1400 network automation appliance is designed to automate network change, see the impact of changes on network health, manage network configurations and meet a variety of compliance requirements.

KEY FEATURES:
  • Network Discovery
 Infoblox NT 1400 network automation appliance
Automatically and continually track multi-vendor infrastructure, end hosts, network constructs (routes, VLANs, virtual forwarding and routing, etc.), and topologies with current and historical information.
  • Configuration Management
Automatically detect and audit network changes and receive detailed analysis. Take advantage of configuration back up, powerful search, and correlation of network problems with time and location.
  • Change Automation
Manage network-wide change tasks with simple yet robust methods for encoding change logic with minimal scripting.

  • Policy and Compliance Enforcement
Automatically and continuously assess network changes in real time against security policies with an easy-to-use rule studio.
  • Network Analysis
Get analysis and alerts on network configuration problems, including ticking time bombs that show no fault or performance symptoms.
  • Anytime, Anywhere Mobile Access
Manage your network from your mobile device. View network inventory, find device locations, and control port and VLAN connections.
  • Hardened Appliance
Get a solution that ships on a purpose-built hardware device and includes the operating system and database, reducing your costs and maintenance requirements.




Configuration Steps:


1. Connect to console port on NetMRI appliance:



NetMRIProd login: admin
Password: 
Last login: Wed May 11 16:14:55 on ttyS0


                Network Automation Administrative Shell
                ---------------------------

Available Commands:
  acl         ftp               md5sum           register    setup        
  autoupdate  grep              more             remoteCopy  show         
  cat         halt              netstat          removedsb   snmpwalk     
  clear       help              ping             removemib   ssh-key      
  configure   installdsb        provisiondisk    repair      supportbundle
  debug       installhelpfiles  quit             reset       telnet       
  deregister  installmib        rdtclient        restore     tftpsync     
  diagnostic  license           reboot           rm          top          
  exit        ls                recalculate-spm  route       traceroute   
  export      maintenance       refreshgroups    set                      

NetMRIProd> configure                                                                        
*** Unknown Command '' ***

Usage: configure <setting> [show|reset]

Available Settings
------------------
ssh       - Configures ssh client and server
http      - Configures http and https server
snmp      - Configures SNMP server
server    - Configures system settings such as IP address, gateway, etc.
certificates - Configures SSL certificates
reset     - resets all systems to factory default

NetMRIProd> setup                                                                
This option allows you to configure system settings such as IP address,
subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers.

Do you want to start system setup now? (y/n) [n]: y

Default values, when available, are given within [].
You may clear defaults by typing a SPACE and pressing Enter.

+++ Configuring Network Identification Settings
Database Name is a descriptive name for this deployment. It is used in reports titles, headers, etc.
Recommended: Begin name with uppercase letter.

        Database Name [netmri]: 

The Server Name identifies this system in SNMP and HTTPS server certificates.
The installed HTTPS certificate contains the following subject:
        subject= /CN=NetworkAutomation-1450201401100015/O=Network Automation

        Server Name [NetMRIProd]: 
Do you want to generate a new HTTPS Certificate? (y/n) [n]: n

Domain Names are used to truncate device names in Network Automation tables and reports.
Recommended: specify local domain name(s).

        Domain Name 1 (e.g., example.com) [gi-de.com]: 
        Domain Name 2 (optional) []: 

Time Servers are used to synchronize time with reliable time sources.
Recommended: use a local ntp server if available.

        Time Server [us.pool.ntp.org]: 

Time Zone Regions
Choose your local region.

  0. Africa          1. Antarctica       2. Arctic           3. Asia
  4. Atlantic        5. Australia        6. Brazil           7. Canada
  8. CET             9. Chile           10. EET             11. GMT
 12. GMT-1          13. GMT+1           14. GMT-2           15. GMT+2
 16. GMT-3          17. GMT+3           18. GMT-4           19. GMT+4
 20. GMT-5          21. GMT+5           22. GMT-6           23. GMT+6
 24. GMT-7          25. GMT+7           26. GMT-8           27. GMT+8
 28. GMT-9          29. GMT+9           30. GMT-10          31. GMT+10
 32. GMT-11         33. GMT+11          34. GMT-12          35. GMT+12
 36. Europe         37. Hongkong        38. Iceland         39. Indian
 40. Israel         41. Mexico          42. NZ              43. NZ-CHAT
 44. Pacific        45. US              46. UTC             47. WET

Enter choice (0-47) [7]: 7

Choose a location within your time zone.

  0. Atlantic        1. Central          2. East-Saskatchewan 3. Eastern
  4. Mountain        5. Newfoundland     6. Pacific          7. Saskatchewan
  8. Yukon          

Enter choice (0-8) [3]: 

+++ Configuring Management Port Settings
You must configure an IPv4 or IPv6 address/mask on the management port.
Network Automation can perform analysis from the management port or a separate scan port.

        IP Address (optional) [10.9.90.42]: 10.9.12.40
        Subnet Mask (optional) [255.255.255.0]: 
        IPv6 Address (optional): 
        IPv6 Prefix (optional): 
You must provide either an IPv4 gateway, an IPv6 gateway, or both.

        IPv4 Default Gateway (optional) [10.9.90.20]: 10.9.12.1
        IPv6 Default Gateway (optional) []: 

Do you want to configure the Scan Port? (y/n) [n]: 

DNS Servers are used to map hostnames to IP addresses.
You may enter up to 2 name servers below.

        DNS Server 1 (IP) [10.9.90.2]: 
        DNS Server 2 (optional) []: 


Current settings:
Database Name: netmri
Server Name: NetMRIProd
Domain Name 1: gi-de.com
Domain Name 2: 
Time Server: us.pool.ntp.org
Time Region: Canada
Time Location: Eastern
Mgmt Port IP Address: 10.9.12.40
Mgmt Port Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Mgmt Port IPv6 Address: 
Mgmt Port IPv6 Prefix: 
Mgmt Port IPv4 Default Gateway: 10.9.12.1
Mgmt Port IPv6 Default Gateway: 
Scan Port IP Address: 
Scan Port Subnet Mask: 
Scan Port IPv6 Address: 
Scan Port IPv6 Prefix: 
Scan Port IPv4 Default Gateway: 
Scan Port IPv6 Default Gateway: 
DNS Server 1: 10.9.90.2
DNS Server 2: 

NOTICE: Using existing HTTPS Certificate.

Edit these settings? (y/n) [n]: 

Configure the system with these settings? (y/n) [y]: y

Configuring system ...

Configuring Scan port...

OK.
Configuring Mgmt port...

OK.
+++ Restarting Network ... OK
Server name successfully configured
NTP successfully configured
Timezone successfully configured

+++ Syncing System Clock ...
+++ Trying us.pool.ntp.org ...
Error resolving us.pool.ntp.org: Name or service not known (-2)
 3 Nov 16:36:52 ntpdate[20129]: Can't find host us.pool.ntp.org: Name or service not known (-2)
 3 Nov 16:36:52 ntpdate[20129]: no servers can be used, exiting
+++ NTP service from us.pool.ntp.org is not available.

+++ Restarting Server ... OK
NetMRIProd>            



2. WebUI Step by Step Configuration

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