Q: How do I change the interface IP address or settings from the command line?

A:

Once you have Voyager access to the firewall, setting the IP address, mask, etc. is simple. However, you may not have Voyager access if your IP settings don't yet match the network you are on. Log onto the console and run clish. The show interfaces command will show your IP settings and interface names. Determine the logical name of the interface (such as eth1c0) and its current IP. To remove the current IP address, use: delete interface eth1c0 address 172.16.24.35 Then supply the new IP address and mask in CIDR format: add interface eth1c0 address 192.168.14.3/24 To see if it is working, exit from clish back to the IPSO command line and PING something local.