IMPORTANT
The SBC 5100, SBC 5110, SBC 5200, and SBC 5210 platforms are no longer supported beginning with the SBC Core 10.0.0R0 release. This release supports SBC 5400/7000/SWe platforms. Contact Ribbon Sales for upgrade information.
This section includes the following topics for installing and configuring the SBC 5000 series (51x0/52x0) and SBC 7000 software components.
Software Installation Overview
- SBC 5000 and 7000 Series Software Components
- Installation Sequence
- System Name and Hostname Naming Conventions
Creating an IP Plan
Configuring the SBC 5000 Series Platform
- Configuring BMC IP Address Via Serial Console
- BMC Brute-Force Password Guessing
- Configuring SBC 5xx0 BMC for Remote Access
- Configuring the Host Network Management Interface
- Configuring NTP Server Settings Using the BMC
- Uploading New SSL Certificates using the BMC
- Changing the BMC Password
- Launching the Remote Console from the BMC
Configuring the SBC 7000 Platform
- Configuring SBC 7000 BMC IP Address Via Serial Console
- Configuring SBC 7000 BMC for Remote Access
- Configuring SBC 7000 Host Network Management Interface
- Configuring NTP Server Settings Using SBC 7000 BMC
- Uploading New SSL Certificates using SBC 7000 BMC
- Changing the SBC 7000 BMC Password
- Launching the Remote Console from the SBC 7000 BMC
Installing SecureLink for Remote Access
Installing SBC Application
- Downloading Software from the Ribbon Support Portal
- Uploading SBC Package to SBC Platform
- Setting Up Physical Connection between High Availability Nodes
- Gathering Information for SBC Installation
- Installing SBC Standalone
- Installing SBC HA
Re-Installing ConnexIP Operating System for SBC 5000 Series
Re-Installing ConnexIP Operating System for SBC 7000 Series
The SBC Core system is a closed network device. Customer modifications at the Linux level are not allowed or supported. These modifications can cause stability, update and fail-over issues. Customers should only configure the SBC using the supported interfaces (Ribbon SBC Core CLI, REST API, EMA, or Ribbon EMS).
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