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Using the Setup Utility

BIG-IP® Reference Guide 2-9

Setting the time zone

Next, you need to specify your time zone. This ensures that the clock for the

BIG-IP is set correctly, and that dates and times recorded in log files

correspond to the time zone of the system administrator. Scroll through the

list to find the time zone at your location. Note that one option may appear

with multiple names. Select the time zone you want to use, and press the

Enter key to continue.

Configuring the DNS proxy forwarding settings

This option is only available if you do not have the 3-DNS module installed.

You need to complete this step only if you want machines inside your

BIG-IP managed network to use DNS servers outside of that network (for

example, for reverse DNS lookup from a web server).

Specify the DNS name server and domain name for DNS proxy forwarding

by the BIG-IP. For more information on DNS proxy forwarding see

Configuring DNS on the BIG-IP, on page 12-8.

If you have the 3-DNS module installed, please refer to the 3-DNS

documentation for more information about configuring DNS.

Configuring remote administrative access

After you configure remote web access, the Setup utility prompts you to

configure remote command line access. On most BIG-IP units, the first

screen you see is the Configure SSH screen, which prompts you to type an

IP address for SSH command line access. If SSH is not available, you are

prompted to configure access through Telnet and FTP instead.

When you configure shell access, the Setup utility prompts you to create a

support account for that method. You can use this support account to

provide a support engineer access to the BIG-IP.

When the Setup utility prompts you to enter an IP address for

administration, you can type a single IP address or a list of IP addresses,

from which the BIG-IP will accept administrative connections (either

remote shell connections, or connections to the web server on the BIG-IP).

To specify a range of IP addresses, you can use the asterisk (*) as a wildcard

character in the IP addresses.

The following example allows remote administration from all hosts on the

192.168.2.0/24 network:

192.168.2.*

Note

For administration purposes, you can connect to the BIG-IP floating self IP

address, which always connects you to the active unit in an active/standby

redundant system. To connect to a specific unit, connect directly to the IP

address of that BIG-IP.

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