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Adj: /* Configuration item three -- let the switch know who it's talking with */

2018-05-29T14:57:29Z

Configuration item three -- let the switch know who it's talking with

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	AH-827b00#		AH-827b00#


	=== Configuration item four -- security objects ===		=== Configuration item four -- security objects ===

Adj: /* HiveOS configuration */

2018-05-29T04:22:04Z

HiveOS configuration

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	Decline the offer of running the initial setup wizard.		Decline the offer of running the initial setup wizard.

			HiveOS configuration is done in an imperative style from the main CLI. There is no separate configuration mode ala Cisco IOS. The command prompt is the access point's hostname followed by '''<code>#</code>''' for a privileged session. The default hostname is "'''<code>AH-</code>''' followed by 6 hex digits corresponding to the last 3 bytes of MAC address of the '''<code>Eth0</code>''' interface.

			=== Configuration item one -- do not phone home ===
			AH-827b00# '''no capwap client enable'''
			This will prevent the AP from registering the Aerohive cloud management system, "HiveManager"

			=== Configuration item two -- other-than default credentials ===
			AH-827b00# '''admin root-admin ''root'' password ''**********************'' '''
			Where '''<code>''root''</code>''' is the new administrative user account name and the asterisks are echoed as the password is typed. Note that the Aerohive password strength requirements are stricter than average. (Yay!)

			=== Configuration item three -- let the switch know who it's talking with ===
			LLDP and CDP are both good things.
			AH-827b00#'''lldp
			AH-827b00#'''lldp cdp '''
			Now, if you like, see who the AP's network neighbors are...
			AH-827b00#
			AH-827b00#'''show lldp neighbor'''
			LLDP neighbor table: Total number = 1
			--------------------------------
			Incoming Port: eth0
			Chassis ID(mac address): 0022:67f4:2c00
			Port ID(mac address): 0022:67f4:2c18
			Hold time(seconds): 117
			Port description: Port 24
			System name: the-lower-nortel-switch
			System description: Ethernet Routing Switch 5520-48T-PWR HW:34 FW:6.0.0.21 SW:v6.3.6.017
			System capabilities: bridge, router
			Enables capabilities: bridge
			Management address:
			IP address: 10.10.0.253
			interface subtype:Unknown type, number:0
			Oid: 2b060104012d033b02
			802.3 Power Via MDI:
			MDI Power Support: 0x07
			Port Class: PSE
			PSE MDI power: supported
			PSE MDI power enabled: yes
			PSE pairs control ability: no
			PSE power pair: 1
			power class: 5
			TIA - Media Capabilities:
			Capabilities: 0x2f
			LLDP-MED capabilities
			network policy
			location identification
			extended power via MDI - PSE
			Inventory
			Device Type: Network Connectivity
			Extended Power-via-MDI:
			power type: PSE device
			power source: primary
			power priority: low
			power value: 160
			hardware revision: 34
			firmware revision: 6.0.0.21
			software revision: v6.3.6.017
			serial number: LBNNTMJPT4081R
			manufacturer name: Avaya
			model name: 5520-48T-PWR
			AH-827b00#
			AH-827b00#'''show lldp cdp neighbor'''
			CDP neighbor table: Total number = 1

			Incoming interface: eth0

			Device-ID: thekitchenciscowap

			Device addresses:
			Device addresses number: 1
			IP Address: 172.16.0.61

			Holdtime: 142 sec

			System Capabilities: Transparent_Bridge ,IGMP

			Version:Cisco IOS Software, C1250 Software (C1250-K9W7-M), Version 12.4(10b)JDA3, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
			Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport
			Copyright (c) 1986-2009 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
			Compiled Sun 07-Jun-09 03:50 by prod_rel_team

			Platform: cisco AIR-AP1252AG-A-K9

			Port-ID (Port on Neighbor's Device): GigabitEthernet0

			AH-827b00#


			=== Configuration item four -- security objects ===
			This is where we set security parameters on the wirele
			ss network SSIDs. And probably other things, too. But that is all we are doing for now...
			AH-827b00#'''security-object Guest-Network-SO-0'''
			AH-827b00#'''security-object Guest-Network-SO-0 security protocol-suite open'''
			AH-827b00#'''

Adj: /* More than 3 seconds before boot */

2016-11-10T18:14:27Z

More than 3 seconds before boot

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	* Power on device		* Power on device
	* Interrupt boot loader		* Interrupt boot loader
	* Enter boot loader password ('''<code>administrator</code>''')		* Enter boot loader password ('''<code>administrator</code>''' or '''<code>AhNf?d@ta06</code>''')
	* change the environment setting:		* change the environment setting:
	=> setenv bootdelay 15		=> setenv bootdelay 15

Adj: /* messing around in the HiveOS CLI */

2016-02-01T23:51:39Z

messing around in the HiveOS CLI

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	current temperature is 39		current temperature is 39
	Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0		Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0

			== HiveOS configuration ==
			This looks quite similar to a Cisco IOS configuration. (Funny how that works.)


			Power on the device (without a LAN attached) and watch it boot. If it manages to have an internet connection, it will phone home to the Aerohive mothership and will try to register itself. On the console, log in as '''<code>admin</code>''' with password '''<code>aerohive</code>'''.
			Welcome to Aerohive Product

			AH-998580 login: admin
			Password:

			Decline the offer of running the initial setup wizard.

Adj: /* First things */

2016-02-01T23:43:26Z

First things

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	some quick Googling has found the U-Boot bootloader password to be '''<code>administrator</code>'''. (Simple is good, right?)		some quick Googling has found the U-Boot bootloader password to be '''<code>administrator</code>'''. (Simple is good, right?)

			=== hardware info ===
			CPU is an Freescale Semiconductor embedded dual core PowerPC, running at 533MHz. There are 256Mibytes of RAM and 64Mbytes of Flash on the board.

	== poking around in the boot loader ==		== poking around in the boot loader ==

Adj: /* poking around in the boot loader */

2016-01-22T03:06:17Z

poking around in the boot loader

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	== poking around in the boot loader ==		== poking around in the boot loader ==
			The boot loader is [http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot/ U-Boot], a free software boot loader. Plenty of documentation to be found scattered across the interwebs about it, but start at its home site.

	=== More than 3 seconds before boot ===		=== More than 3 seconds before boot ===
	* Power on device		* Power on device
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	=== a root shell without HiveOS ===		=== a root shell without HiveOS ===


	== messing around in the HiveOS CLI ==		== messing around in the HiveOS CLI ==

Adj at 01:08, 22 January 2016

2016-01-22T01:08:15Z

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	== messing around in the HiveOS CLI ==		== messing around in the HiveOS CLI ==
	Unable to log in with the default HiveOS credentials? ('''<code>~~Admin~~</code>'''/'''<code>aerohive</code>''')? Wipe the AP's config by holding the Reset switch for 10 seconds. Here's a console transcript of that happening:		Unable to log in with the default HiveOS credentials? ('''<code>admin</code>'''/'''<code>aerohive</code>''')? Wipe the AP's config by holding the Reset switch for 10 seconds. Here's a console transcript of that happening:
	ap10-sf login: ******get interrppt from irq 47		ap10-sf login: ******get interrppt from irq 47
	gpio ier 800000, imr 800000		gpio ier 800000, imr 800000

Adj: /* More than 3 seconds before boot */

2016-01-22T00:22:08Z

More than 3 seconds before boot

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	Watching it boot, should see the 3 second autoboot timeout now be 15 seconds in length.		Watching it boot, should see the 3 second autoboot timeout now be 15 seconds in length.

			=== a root shell without HiveOS ===


			== messing around in the HiveOS CLI ==
			Unable to log in with the default HiveOS credentials? ('''<code>Admin</code>'''/'''<code>aerohive</code>''')? Wipe the AP's config by holding the Reset switch for 10 seconds. Here's a console transcript of that happening:
			ap10-sf login: ******get interrppt from irq 47
			gpio ier 800000, imr 800000
			****this my gpio interrupt
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Pressed reset-button over 5 seconds, restore the default factory configuration!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			[board]: Reset-button pressed!
			Restarting system.


			U-Boot 2009.11 (Mar 18 2014 - 16:01:33)

			CPU0: P1020E, Version: 1.1, (0x80ec0011)
			Core: E500, Version: 5.1, (0x80212051)
			Clock Configuration:
			CPU0:533.333 MHz, CPU1:533.333 MHz,
			CCB:266.667 MHz,
			DDR:266.667 MHz (533.333 MT/s data rate) (Asynchronous), LBC:16.667 MHz
			L1: D-cache 32 kB enabled
			I-cache 32 kB enabled
			I2C: ready
			SPI: ready
			DRAM: Configuring DDR for 533.333 MT/s data rate
			DDR: 256 MB
			FLASH: 64 MB
			L2: 256 KB enabled
			MMC:

			PCIE2 connected to Slot 1 as Root Complex (base addr ffe09000)
			Scanning PCI bus 01
			01 00 168c 0030 0280 ff
			PCIE2 on bus 00 - 01

			PCIE1 connected to Slot 2 as Root Complex (base addr ffe0a000)
			Scanning PCI bus 03
			03 00 168c 0030 0280 ff
			PCIE1 on bus 02 - 03

			In: serial
			Out: serial
			Err: serial
			Net: eth0, eth1
			current temperature is 39
			Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0

Adj at 21:26, 21 January 2016

2016-01-21T21:26:17Z

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	=> saveenv		=> saveenv
	=> reset		=> reset

			Watching it boot, should see the 3 second autoboot timeout now be 15 seconds in length.

Adj: /* First things */

2016-01-21T20:45:08Z

First things

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	some quick Googling has found the U-Boot bootloader password to be '''<code>administrator</code>'''. (Simple is good, right?)		some quick Googling has found the U-Boot bootloader password to be '''<code>administrator</code>'''. (Simple is good, right?)

			== poking around in the boot loader ==
			=== More than 3 seconds before boot ===
			* Power on device
			* Interrupt boot loader
			* Enter boot loader password ('''<code>administrator</code>''')
			* change the environment setting:
			=> setenv bootdelay 15
			=> printenv
			=> saveenv
			=> reset