Initial Configuration With The Unit In Provisioning Mode - Cisco FLUIDMESH FM3200 Endo Installation And Configuration Manual
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• By connecting a control device to the Fluidmesh device through an
internet connection (Internet access)
7.2.1. Initial configuration with the unit in Provisioning Mode
The Cisco FM3200 Endo cannot be operated without entering some basic
configuration settings. These settings allow the unit to connect to a local
network and communicate with the network hardware.
If a new unit is being configured for use for the first time, or has been
reset to factory default configuration for any reason, the unit will enter
Provisioning Mode. This mode allows you to program the unit's initial
configuration settings.
If the unit is in Provisioning Mode, it will try to connect to the internet using
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP):
• If the unit successfully connects to the internet, you can do a
centralized configuration of the unit using the FM Racer interface, or
do a local configuration using the Configurator interface.
• If the unit fails to connect to the internet, you must do a local
configuration using the Configurator interface.
•
Check that the unit is in Provisioning Mode by looking at the
colored icon to the right of the RACER™ tag in the upper left-
hand corner of the screen
Figure 13. FM Racer status icon (Provisioning Mode)
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NOTE
By default, the local IP address of the unit is set as
192.168.0.10, and the subnet mask is set as 255.255.255.0 (as
shown in the Current IP Configuration section).
In Provisioning Mode, the unit connects to the cloud server
through a WebSocket connection with 4 096-bit asymmetric
encryption and verified security certificates, protecting the
communication from cyber-security threats.
(Figure 13 (page
48)).
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