Basic configuration

[Kassebasse]

Hi.

I am suppose to configure a HP MSR 3012 as a router between a local network and WAN.

The only problem is that I don't know how to do it. I have tried Google without any good results. 

So the gig 0/0 is suppose to get a DHCP address and use NAT. 

The gig0/1 is going to have ip 10.10.0.1. (That U know how to setup)

I'm also unsure on how to setup accesslist and if i need to use ospf. 

I am familliar with Cisco, but not HP, so the commands are a bit different, and I am no expert on Cisco. Just know my way around the system, how to find the stuff, but not accually how to configure it. 

[Paul Kurtz]

Hi I good start is on the below links:

Cisco to Comware commands,

Aruba HPE Networking and Cisco CLI Reference Guide

http://h20564.www2.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=c04793912

Hope this helps get you started in the right direction.

Link to documentation​ for networking,

Networking Information Library | Hewlett Packard Enterprise

http://h17007.www1.hpe.com/us/en/networking/library/index.aspx#.WP9M7ogDDNJ

You can narrow down documents for routing , then model. MSR3000

[Kiilerich]

Do you expect this to work as a "PAT" router or?

/Rasmus Kiilerich

[chrisdowland950]

Once in the router
Goto "system-view" hit enter no quotes on anything
Then "interface gigabit 0/0" enter
Then "ip address x.x.x.x m.m.m.m" enter
Or
"Ip dhcp-alloc " if you want auto op
Just like Cisco tab completes the shorthand commands it helps
Then if dhcp "dhcp client identifier mac GigaBitEthernet0/0" enter
Then you will need to exit so type exit then enter
Now you want your default gateway
stay in system-view mode for everything
Type "ip route-static 0.0.0.0 0 x.x.x.x" enter and x is going to be the ip of the main ISP router
Then add your dns servers
Type "dns server x.x.x.x" enter
You just keep entering that command for however many dns servers you have
Now go back to your interface pointing to the internet because I forgot a step you have to tell it to NAT
So "interface gigabitethernet 0/0" enter
Type "NAT outbound port-preserved" enter
Now you should be able to ping google.com or whatever you wish and it should work
Your inside interface sets up the same way as outside
So now for dhcp server and I may be off on some of this but maybe someone in the community can correct me
Still in system-view
Type "dhcp server ip-pool mydhcppool" enter (name or anything you want)
Type "gateway-list x.x.x.x" enter the ip of your inside adapter
Then "network x.x.x.x mask x.x.x.x" enter
Then "address range x.x.x.x x.x.x.x" enter
Okay this is the very most unsecured method of connecting to the internet there are 1000s of ways to secure your router but this will get you on the internet and last thing enable the web interface it's very user friendly to enable that
Type "ip http enable" enter
Then for this to work you have to enable a local user to have access to the web server so whatever username that you are using to access the router I will use admin as an example
Type "local-user admin" enter
Then "service-type web" enter
Also set a password while in this mode
Type "password simple pppppp" enter
P will be whatever password you choose
When finished testing
Type "save" enter
Again this is soooooo insecure but you should have internet access and maybe this will get you more interested in HP I've grown to like hp more than the Cisco products good luck