The Quick Setup Wizard - Cisco ASR 5000 Series Administration Manual

The Quick Setup Wizard

The Quick Setup Wizard
The Quick Setup Wizard consists of a series of questions that prompt you for input before proceeding to the
next question. Some prompts may be skipped depending on previous responses or whether a particular function
is supported in the StarOS release.
The following is a sample of the Quick Setup Wizard with responses that are designed to show most of the
questions.
[local]<host_name># setup
1. Do you wish to continue with the Quick Setup Wizard[yes/no]: yes
2. Enable basic configuration[yes/no]: yes
3. Change chassis key value - WARNING: old configuration scripts will become
invalid after key change[yes/no]: no
5. Create new tech-support password[yes/no]: yes
6. New tech-support password: <ts_password>
7. local context administrator username[admin]: <admin_name>
8. local context administrator password: <admin_password>
9. confirm local context administrator password: <admin_password>
10. hostname[<host_name>]: <host_name>
11. Create single dedicated LI context[yes/no]: no
13. Enable segregated LI configuration[yes/no]: yes
14. Enable LOCAL interface[yes/no]: yes
17. LOCAL Out of band Ip Address: <ip_address>
18. LOCAL Out of band subnet mask: <subnet_mask>
19. Default gateway Ip Address: <gw_ip_address>
20. Enable remote access[yes/no]: yes
21. Enable sshd[yes/no]: yes
22. Enter a default SSH key size[2048/3072/4096/5120/7168/9216]: 2048
23. Enable sftp server[yes/no]: yes
24. Enable telnetd[yes/no]: no
25. Enable ftpd[yes/no]: no
Do you want to review your selections[no/yes]: no
Do you want to view the configuration script created[yes/no]: yes
<configuration_script_output>
Do you want to apply configuration script created[yes/no]: no
[local]<host_name>#
Table 2: Quick Setup Wizard Questions
Ques.
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Task
Enter or exit the wizard.
Enable a basic configuration.
Description/Notes
Enter no at the prompt to automatically be directed
to the command line interface (CLI). Proceed to
Using the CLI for Initial Configuration, on page 24
for instructions on performing an initial system
configuration with the CLI.
Enter setup at the command prompt to re-invoke the
wizard.
Enter yes to create a basic configuration file.
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