How to configure IP address to an AR158E interface?
Created: Sep 1, 2021 14:04:26Latest reply: Sep 1, 2021 15:15:53
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Hi guys, in my work we saw one old Huawei AR158E router gathering some dust and I'm playing now with it seeing if I can give it some new purpose...
So far I have been able to configure some VLANs and a VLANIF in Ethernet0/0/2 and works flawlessly... But I was wondering if I can configure an IP address directly to a interface, let's say Ethernet0/0/2, I was somehow related to Huawei cli but my skill levels are average at most. So I try to follow this tutorial, but I get stuck in one step and I can't configure the IP.
<AR-158E> system-view [AR-158E] interface Ethernet0/0/2 [AR-158E-Ethernet0/0/2] ip address 192.168.0.15 255.255.255.0 ^ Error: Unrecognized comand found at '^' position
When i try:
[AR-158E-Ethernet0/0/2] ip? ip IP packet [AR-158E-Ethernet0/0/2] ip ? ^ Error: Unrecognized comand found at '^' position
I guess I need to active some kind of hiden option, but I can't figure it out what it can be... How, if can be done, can I achieve to configure an IP to an interface?
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kCyborg
Created Sep 1, 2021 15:32:35
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Indeed!!! I can (after undo portswitch) only configure the IP address on FE0 (Ethernet0/0/0) but not in the other interfaces. I will try to upgrade the router to V200R007C00 and will let you know, thanks mate!!! A question rise for me: why do I need to send the "undo portswitch" command? And yes, I have access to "system-view". Thanks!!!!
kCyborg
Created Sep 3, 2021 12:23:46
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Hi again... It took me some time, but I, just now, successfully upgraded the old AR158E from V200R003 up to V200R010C10!!! Just now I configure the IP address to the Ethernet0/0/2 interface!!! Thanks you very much for your help... Just a question arise now: why can't I configure more than one interface in the same subnet? I had 10.0.0.1 on Eth0/0/0 and want to use 10.0.0.2 on Eth0/0/2 and give me the "The specified address conflict with another interface"? 
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kCyborg
Created Sep 1, 2021 14:20:14
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Hi mate, without enter into the system-view: <AR-158E> undo ? clock Specify the system clock debugging <Group> debugging command group license <Group> license command group schedule Schedule system task screen-length Set the number of lines displayed on a screen sslvpn Sslvpn terminal Set the terminal line characteristics
kCyborg
Created Sep 1, 2021 14:22:48
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When I enter into the system-view (the most related like commands): ping <Group> ping command group pki <Group> pki command group policy-based-route Specify a policy for policy based routing port-group Port-group port-mapping Specify PAM(Port to Application Mapping) configuration information portal <Group> portal co
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kCyborg
Created Sep 1, 2021 15:32:35
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Indeed!!! I can (after undo portswitch) only configure the IP address on FE0 (Ethernet0/0/0) but not in the other interfaces. I will try to upgrade the router to V200R007C00 and will let you know, thanks mate!!! A question rise for me: why do I need to send the "undo portswitch" command? And yes, I have access to "system-view". Thanks!!!!
kCyborg
Created Sep 3, 2021 12:23:46
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Hi again... It took me some time, but I, just now, successfully upgraded the old AR158E from V200R003 up to V200R010C10!!! Just now I configure the IP address to the Ethernet0/0/2 interface!!! Thanks you very much for your help... Just a question arise now: why can't I configure more than one interface in the same subnet? I had 10.0.0.1 on Eth0/0/0 and want to use 10.0.0.2 on Eth0/0/2 and give me the "The specified address conflict with another interface"?
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