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Set new IP on E2THelpful Member! 

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619Tech (Vendor)
17 May 12 16:24
I setup a new controller in my lab with static addressing; I used Putty to set my E2T IP (192.168.0.144), all went well and it conected to my RTC (192.168.0.145). Now I need to change IPs for the customer LAN, but when I log in now via putty I'm not getting the VxWorks Boot count down. Pressing <Enter> after logging in gets me a -> prompt. I assume there is a command I can't locate, but am not sure.

This is an MXeIII not a MX server, so I can't edit IP in GUI.
kwbMitel (TechnicalUser)
17 May 12 17:15
Do you have a copy of the secure telnet program provided by mitel?

If so you can connect to the e2t via the rtc ip on port 2007 (instructions in THB)

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619Tech (Vendor)
17 May 12 19:17
I was connected via telnet. Needed the "Toggle" command to reset E2T; issue resolved.
kwbMitel (TechnicalUser)
17 May 12 21:19
you don't need to toggle if you connect to port 2007

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619Tech (Vendor)
18 May 12 12:05
I had two connections going: my RTC cable and my E2T telnet to 2007. Issuing the Toggle command from my RTC connection reset the E2T and allowed me to triple space bar in of my E2T telnet connection count down and change the IP. I assume there is a command to set the IP directly on the 2007 connection, but I could not find one...
Helpful Member!  kwbMitel (TechnicalUser)
18 May 12 12:08
bootChange

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619Tech (Vendor)
18 May 12 12:43
@ kwbMitel: U R THE MAN!! Thanks.
MitelInMyBlood (TechnicalUser)
20 May 12 12:07


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