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System Status button
The System Status button (only) is a status indicator as well as a link. It changes color to indicate
the satellite modem’s current status, as explained in
Table 5: System Status button colors on
page 66. To see more detailed status information, click the System Status button to open the
System Status page.
Table 5: System Status button colors
Meaning Button color
The satellite modem is operating normally. ( OK appears beneath the System
Status button.)
Green
A problem has been detected.
Red
Performance is temporarily impaired because:
Yellow
• There may be a problem with Web Acceleration.
• The modem may be temporarily using a backup configuration.
• There may be virus activity.
Degraded – The modem is fully operational, but performance is temporarily
impaired because the daily download allowance has been exceeded.
Orange
If the System Status button is red or yellow , look for a red flag next to any value or
values on the System Control Center information pages (those with tables listing parameters and
values). The red flag indicates a problem related to the parameter listed next to the flagged value.
If the parameter name is underlined, click the parameter name to see a message that may include
helpful information, depending on what the problem is.
IPSec icon
An icon that looks like a small lock next to the System Status button means IPSec is enabled.
This icon is shown in
Figure 53: IPSec icon on page 66.
Figure 53: IPSec icon
IPSec (Internet Protocol Security) is a set of network protocols and services that provide security
to IP networks by authenticating and encrypting each IP packet of a data stream. IPSec-protected
packets travel through a virtual tunnel or path between two points. An IPSec tunnel is
up when
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