There are two ways to connect to the management console:
Use SSH or PuTTY to access the public IP address of the NSv.
Use the Hyper-V manager to access the NSv CLI and NSv command line interface.
To connect to the CLI using SSH
Launch PuTTY and type in the public IP address of the NSv.
For Port, type in 22
if it is not already set.
Changing the SSH port to anything other than 22 can prevent access to the SonicCore management console and the SonicOS/X CLI console.
For Connection type, SSH should already be selected by specifying port 22.
Click Open to open a console connection to access the CLI.
When you are prompted to log in at the User prompt, enter the SonicOS/X administrator credentials (default: admin / password).
To use the CLI to change the default X0 IP address
At the CLI prompt:
config(2CB8ED694DF8)# interface X0
(edit-interface[X0])# ip-assignment LAN static
(edit-LAN-static[X0])# ip 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
(edit-LAN-static[X0])# commit
% Applying changes...
% Status returned processing command:
commit
Changes made
When IP address configuration and management settings are complete, type restart
to reboot the NSv with the new settings.
Press Ctrl+Alt to regain control of your mouse.
After configuring an IP address and enabling management, you can log into SonicOS/X on your NSv instance from a browser, or ping the virtual machine from a command window or other application.
To connect to the management console through the Hyper-V Manager
Bring up the Hyper-V Manager, select the NSv instance with a left-click and then right-click to select Connect.
Wait for the NSv to boot to the command line in the Hyper-V Virtual Machine Connection window and then login as admin with the password: password. The management console then comes up.
See Navigating the NSv Management Console for more information about the options in the NSv management console.