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`set system gateway-address 123.123.123` | set the default Gateway
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`set system ntp server 0.ubnt.pool.ntp.org` | set the ntp server (active per default). You can specify multiple NTP Server
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`set system time-zone Europe/Berlin` | set your timezone (use tab if you are in a different timezone)
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`set system login banner pre-login "This is a test \nAnd this is a new line\n"` set a banner (simular to banner in the cisco world)
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`set system login banner pre-login "This is a test \nAnd this is a new line\n"`| set a banner (simular to banner in the cisco world)
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the `delete` command can delete a configuration (simular to e.g. `no shutdown` in the cisco world). E.g.: `delete system domain-name`
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```
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set system login user <new-username> authentication plaintext-password <superSecretPassword123>
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set system login user <new-username> level admin
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# optional: set full name
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set system login user <new-username> full-name 'Firstname Lastname'
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```
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Now test if you can login with the new user and then delete the default user *ubnt*. This only works if the user isn't logged in (either via ssh or GUI).
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```
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delete system login user ubnt
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```
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### Configuration Switch
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The Router can also act as a switch. Here is an example:
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