128T Configuration and Administration Basics




	The basic premise is to restrict inbound access to the public-facing addresses to only allow ports 4505/TCP, 4506/TCP, and 930/TCP
Pre-requisite	Centos 7.5 or RHEnterprise
interfaces	renames: mgmt1, lan1 and wan1 ( + IP@)
hostname	unique, and meaningful name
create 128t user (	sudo privileges
disable	Hyperthreading disabled: friewalld: SELinux:

Install 128T	Router and Conductor
	1. Launch a Linux command prompt. 2. Enter the command sudo yum install http://yum.128technology.com/installer/repo.rpm to install the Yum repository that corresponds to the 128T software installer. 3. Enter the command sudo yum install 128T-installer command to download the installer 4. Enter the command sudo install128t to launch the interactive installer wizard. Result: The 128T installer application's splash screen appears. 5. Press the enter key to select Begin and start the installation wizard. 6. When prompted, open the client certificate you received as part of your 128T purchase. Copy the entire contents, including the Certificate and Private key information, and paste it into the Client Certificate window of the install wizard. The content must begin with the line ----- BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and end with ---- -END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----. 7. Press the tab key after pasting the client certificate to select the OK button, and hit enter.
	copy the client's certificate to /etc/pki/128technology/release.pem
Initialiser	Select: ROuter or Conductor Select: Standalone or 1xHA & 2xHA ( 2x Node in the router )
	Node Name= ( By default this field uses the Linux system's hostname) Router/Conductor Name: identifiable by the full name of nodeName.routerName ; e.g., labsystem1.boston.
	sudo systemctl status 128T sudo systemctl start/restart/stop 128T
Terminology
Under Authority	Conductor Service Tenant Security Policy Routers
Under Authority > Router