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Pushing the
Erase
button on the rear panel
twice
. A ball-‐point pen or bent paper clip is a suitable tool for this
procedure. Do not use a graphite pencil. Press the button gently
twice
(within a couple of seconds) while the
unit is powered ON.
This will reset the
console server
back to its factory default settings and clear the
console server
’s stored configuration
information.
The
hard
erase will clear all custom settings and
return the unit back to factory default settings (
i.e.
the IP address will be reset to 192.168.0.1).
You will be prompted to log in and must enter the
default administration username and
administration password:
Username:
root
Password:
default
11.2 Upgrade Firmware
Before upgrading, make sure you are already running the most current firmware in your gateway. Your
console server
will not allow you to upgrade to the same or an earlier version.
The
Firmware
version is displayed in each page’s header.
Or select
Status: Support Report
and note the
Firmware Version
.
To upgrade, you first must download the latest firmware image from the Black Box.web site.
S
ave this downloaded firmware image file to a system on the same subnet as the
console server.
Download and read the
release_notes.txt
for the latest information.
To upload the firmware image file to your
console server
, select
System: Firmware
.
Specify the address and name of the downloaded Firmware Upgrade File, or
Browse
the local subnet and locate
the downloaded file.
Click
Apply
and the
console server
appliance will perform a soft reboot and start upgrading the firmware. This
process will take several minutes.
After the firmware upgrade completes, click
here
to return to the Management Console. Your
console server
will
have retained all its pre-‐upgrade configuration information.
11.3 Configure Date and Time
We recommend that you set the local Date and Time in the
console server
as soon as it is configured. Features like Syslog
and NFS logging use the system time for time-‐stamping log entries, while certificate generation depends on a correct
Timestamp
to check the validity period of the certificate.