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Alteon iSD SSL
Software version 9.0
When connecting to the ASA 310-FIPS, you can use a console connection, or a
remote connection (Telnet or SSH, if enabled in the system configuration).
Note:
It is important that you log in to the particular ASA 310-FIPS on which a reboot
has occurred, and not to the Management IP address (MIP) of the cluster.
2. Log in to each HSM card consecutively by inserting the correct HSM-USER iKey
and providing the associated password.
Remember that each HSM card requires inserting the specific HSM-USER iKey that
was used when initializing that particular HSM card. This holds true even if you use
the same password for both HSM-USER iKeys.
>> Main#
maint/hsm/login
Verify that HSM-USER iKey (blue) is inserted in card 0 (with
flashing LED).
Hit enter when done.
Enter the current HSM-USER password for card 0: <enter the
password associated with the HSM-USER iKey for card 0>
Successful login on card 0.
Verify that HSM-USER iKey (blue) is inserted in card 1 (with
flashing LED).
Hit enter when done.
Enter the current HSM-USER password for card 1: <enter the
password associated with the HSM-USER iKey for card 1>
Successful login on card 1
.
Note:
If you enter the wrong password for the HSM-USER fifteen (15) times in a row,
the HSM-USER iKey will be rendered unusable. This is due to the strict security
specifications placed on the ASA 310-FIPS.
3. Verify that the alarms that caused the ASA 310-FIPS to stop processing SSL traffic
have been cleared.
>> #
/info/events/alarms
** (alarm) Active Alarm List
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Troubleshooting the AVG
138 User Guide April 2013
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