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BSGX4e Business Gateway Installation Guide 28
Release 01.01 NN47928-303
Note: To see an example configuration listing and information on all
configuration settings, see the BSGX4e Business Gateway User Guide .
Restoring default settings
Restoring the BSGX4e to its factory settings can be necessary for troubleshooting or
significant system changes.
After the unit is restored to default settings:
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All existing and previous configurations are erased; the only configuration that
remains contains the original factory settings.
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All user accounts are erased, except the two predefined users nnadmin and user.
Note: After the factory default settings are restored, the default passwords for
nnadmin and user are also restored. Change the default passwords
immediately (see
Logging on to the BSGX4e (page 21) ).
After the unit is restored to default settings, you can access them through:
n
The console port.
n
A workstation on the LAN through the eth1 interface. The default eth1 address
is 192.168.1.1.
n
A workstation on the WAN if DHCP assigns an address to eth0. (DHCP service is
enabled for eth0 by default.)
Restore the BSGX4e factory default settings using:
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the RELOAD button on its back panel.
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the Defaults button on the Operations menu in the Web User Interface (UI).
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the erase command from the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Reload Button
Reset the BSGX4e unit to its initial factory configuration by pressing the recessed
RELOAD button on its back panel (see
Figure 5 ). Use a pen to push in the RELOAD
button; press the button for at least five seconds.
If a terminal session is logged on to the unit when its reload button is pressed,
information about the reload and restart is sent to the session. The information is
the same as the erase command (see
Erase Command (page 30) ).