Restart the nFast server, and run the
enquiry
utility again. See the User Guide for more
about how to restart the nFast server.
8.2. Mode switch and jumper switches
The Mode switch on the back panel controls the mode of the module. See the
User Guide
for more about checking and changing the mode of an HSM. You can set the physical
mode override jumper switch on the circuit board of the nShield Solo to the
On
position,
to prevent accidental operation of the Mode switch. If this override jumper switch is on,
the nShield Solo and nShield XC Solo XC will ignore the position of the Mode switch (see
Back panel and jumper switches
).
You can set the remote mode override jumper switch on the circuit
board of the nShield Solo and nShield Solo XC to the On position to
prevent mode change using the
nopclearfail
command. This should be
done if, for example, the security policies of your organization require
the physical mode switch to be used to authorize mode changes.
8.3. Log message types
By default, the hardserver writes log messages to:
• The event log in Windows Operating Systems.
•
log/logfile
in the
nCipher
directory (normally
opt/nfast/log
directory) on Linux. The
environment variable
NFAST_SERVERLOGLEVEL
determines what types of message you
see in your log. The default is to display all types of message. For more information
on
NFAST_SERVERLOGLEVEL
, see the
User Guide
.
NFAST_SERVERLOGLEVEL
is a legacy debug variable.
8.3.1. Information
This type of message indicates routine events:
nFast Server service: about to start
nFast Server service version starting
nFast server: Information: New client clientid connected
nFast server: Information: New client clientid connected - privileged
nFast server: Information: Client clientid disconnected
nFast Server service stopping
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