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If you have installed After installing the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 for the first time , or have reset resetting the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 to factory defaults, then you will need to run the Initial Setup to configure the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 System

When a system is in Factory Default mode, the DHCP client is enabled on Ethernet 1 and the DHCP server is enabled on Ethernet 2. This allows you to connect to the Sonus SBC without having to assign your computer a static IP.

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1. Assemble the following equipment:
   • Laptop or other portable computer running a compatible web browser equipped with an Ethernet port.
   • Ethernet patch cord with standard straight-through wiring or crossover wiring.
   • Optional: DHCP server and DNS server (with dynamic DNS enabled). Dynamic DNS is required for initial configuration only if you want to access the system via its serial number/hostname.
2. Verify that the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 system

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    system power cable is plugged in and the system is running.

Connect the Sonus SBC 1000/2000

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For SBC 1000/2000 - Connect through Ethernet 1

Prerequisite: The DHCP server must be linked with the DNS server through dynamic DNS. For more information, see refer toManaging the DHCP Client.

1. Connect the Ethernet 1 port on the SBC to the DHCP/DNS enabled network. For the location of the Ethernet 1 port, see refer to Sonus SBC 1000 v2 Front Panel or  or Sonus SBC 2000 Front Panel.

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   The DHCP client acquires an IP address from the DHCP server. During DHCP lease acquisition, the SBC provides the DHCP server with its hostname, which is set to the SBC node's serial number. If your network's DHCP and DNS servers have Dynamic DNS configured properly, the DHCP server will inform the DNS server that the SBC is reachable via its default hostname (i.e., the SBC's serial number). For more information, see refer to Managing the DHCP Client.

2. Direct your PC's browser to the node's serial number as the domain name (i.e., A4025511270005.yourlocaldomain.doc or A4025511270005.yourlocaldomain.com).
3. Continue with Initial Setup. See Proceed with the Initial Setup.

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1. Connect the Ethernet 2 port on the SBC to your PC. The SBC's DHCP server will assign an IP address to the PC automatically (192.168.129.10). If you prefer, you can statically assign an address to the PC in the 192.168.129.x subnet (i.e.. 192.168.129.8). See Configuring a Static IP on Windows or Configuring a Static IP on a Mac. For the location of the Ethernet 2 port, see refer to Sonus SBC 1000 v2 Front Panel or  or Sonus SBC 2000 Front Panel.
2. Direct your PC's browser to the SBC at 192.168.129.2 (default IP address).
3. Continue with Initial Setup. See Proceed with the Initial Setup.

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1. Directly connect the Ethernet Cable to the Admin Port on the SBC. To see where the Admin port is located, see Sonus SBC 2000 Front Panel.
2. Assign a temporary static IP address of 192.168.128.8  to the PC.
   • Configuring a Static IP on Windows
   • Configuring a Static IP on a Mac
3. Connect to the Sonus SBC 2000 at 192.168.128.2.
4. Continue with Initial Setup. See Proceed with the Initial Setup.

Proceed with the Initial Setup

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Once you complete the Initial Setup, Sonus SBC 1000/2000 should

For information on getting started with Sonus SBC 1000/2000the

• Sonus SBC Edge User's Guide
• Sonus SBC Edge FAQ and Best Practices