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VCOM24 Boot Error Codes
If an error is detected while starting the application on the VCOM24, one of the following LED patterns will be
displayed on the eight small LEDs.
LEDs
Error
Severity
7 and 0
OS Clock could not be started.
Fatal
7 and 1
Memory Manager could not be initialized.
Fatal
7 and 3
Object could not be created.
Fatal
6 and 1
User Interface Gateway could not be started.
Non-fatal
6 and 3
Task could not be started.
Fatal
Fatal errors will prevent the proper operation of the EDG, and is usually indicative of a board hardware failure.
Non-fatal errors will still allow the core EDG features, such as call processing, to operate correctly. However,
reduced functionality may result. For example, if the User Interface Gateway cannot be started on a VCOM24
board, the User Interface 'network' command will not be able to obtain statistics from that board.
TIGHTENING THE EDG'S PASSWORD SECURITY (OPTIONAL)
Tighten EDG password security if desired. The EDG comes with three user id's installed; "root", "user", and
"guest". The passwords for these user id's are the same as the user id. All of the user ids and passwords are in
lower case. The passwords can be changed using the "passwd" command. See the EDG User's Reference
Manual for more information.
MODIFYING THE HOSTS' CONFIGURATION (IP HOSTS ONLY)
For most computers, a routing entry must be added to instruct the host computer to use the EDG as the next
gateway for the IP Network ID assigned to the EDACS Network. Symbolic names can also be defined as desired
for the EDG CAP External Address, radios, and groups. These changes will normally be made by the System
Administrator of the host computer(s). The following example commands will work on most Unix (trademark of
Unix System Laboratories, Inc.) systems. Refer to the host computer's documentation for the actual commands to
use.
Assuming that the CAP External Address had been assigned to 1.0.15.14, the following statement could be added
to the /etc/host file to assign a symbolic name to the EDG Ethernet Network Interface.
1.0.15.14 edg_gateway
Assuming that the IMC IP Network ID had been assigned to 128.1.0.0, the following statement could be added to
the /etc/rc.local file to route all messages destined to radios or groups through the EDG.
route add net 128.1.0.0 edg_gateway 5