Initial CLI configuration
Connect to the Stream CLI and configure static IP, gateway, DNS, and password changes if not using DHCP or changes are needed after initial deployment.
Introduction
When Stream is deployed virtually or as a physical M-Series appliance, it defaults to DHCP for the management interface. If you are not using DHCP or would like to set a static address, you will need to login to the CLI of Stream to set a static interface assignment. DNS must also be configured at the CLI of Stream for these types of deployments.
Connecting to the CLI
Stream login at the CLI is very similar to logging in to other Sensors. The primary difference is that there is no physical console access or IPMI/iDRAC to log in to unless you are using an M-Series physical appliance. Logging in can be done via your hypervisor console function or using SSH to the management interface if it was preconfigured with DHCP.
To connect to the CLI of an M-series appliance, please see the quick start guide for more details.
Available options for connecting will vary by your specific model. Some options are:
KVM or “crash cart”
Serial console (M29 only)
Support (MGT2) port
iDRAC/IPMI
MGT (MGT1) port once configured
Default password is
changethispassword.
For traditional hypervisor deployment (VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, etc)
Connect to the Stream CLI using your hypervisor console or
ssh vectra@<IP or Hostname>if you know the IP address or hostname (if configured in your DNS).Default password is
changethispassword.
For cloud deployed Stream appliances (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Connect to the Stream CLI using
ssh -i /path/to/private_key vectra@<IP or Hostname>if you know the IP address or hostname (if configured in your DNS).Once logged in you can view command syntax for the
set interfacecommand:
A KB article is available for IP address configuration should more detail be desired: Configuring IP settings for appliances
Setting Static IP and DNS
Setting the IP address statically:
set interface mgt1 static x.x.x.x y.y.y.y z.z.z.z
Where:
x.x.x.xis the desired interface IP addressy.y.y.yis the desired interface network maskz.z.z.zis the desired gateway
To change back to DHCP (default):
set interface mgt1 dhcp
Configure DNS for the appliance:
Command syntax to set DNS (up to 3 nameservers are supported):
set dns [nameserver1 <ip>] [nameserver2 <ip>] [nameserver3 <ip>]
Example:
set dns 10.50.10.101 10.50.10.102
Verifying DNS Configuration:
show dns
Once you have set an IP and DNS, please use the set password command to change the password.
Example:
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