Crossbow Stargate NetBridge, User Manual

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Stargate NetBridge Gateway User’s Manual
4 System Configuration
4.1 Boot Procedure
The start of the boot process has the top LED named “Status” light up yellow. The LED just
below it labeled “Ethernet” will blink green at any time if a proper wired Ethernet connection is
present. After a short while, the Status LED will blink yellow and green alternately, followed by
all four LEDs blinking consecutively for a period of time. Subsequently, the bottom two LEDs
will turn off and the top LED will be yellow for a while. The boot process is complete when the
“Disk 1” LED starts lighting up and the Status LED turns blinks green and yellow. A short beep
indicates the completion of the boot procedure as well. The whole process takes about two
minutes.
After Stargate NetBridge has powered up, you should see the front indicators showing the
following status.
Table 4-1. Stargate NetBridge Gateway LED indicator
Indicator Color Status
Power Button Green System on
Green/flashing Yellow System running
Ready/Status
Yellow then flashing Green System boot
Ethernet Flashing Green Network activity
Disk2 Solid Green XServe Running
Disk1 Green USB disk running
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NOTE:
To turn off the power, press the power button. This allows Stargate NetBridge to
correctly shutdown the operating system and takes about 40 seconds.
4.2 Gateway Server Statistics
The gateway server statistics page provide information about the network interfaces, disk
allocation, memory usage, process list along with memory allocations. This can be accessed by
typing the following URL in a web browser.
http:// <hostname> /server.html or http:// <ip-address> /server.html
This is useful in finding if the gateway is running out of disk space or memory.
Server Information
Hostname: sluggo-00006
Server Uptime: 14:20:02 up 20:53, 0 users, load average: 0.07, 0.08, 0.07
Current Date: Tue Sep 25 14:20:02 PDT 2007
Network Interfaces:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:14:BF:68:8C:A1
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