WSM Reference Guide - WatchGuard Technologies

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Using the LCD Interface in Firebox Default Mode Firebox Model Information Appliance software type Appliance software build number Uptime Time interval since Firebox was last restarted Time interval since the last time a configuration was saved to the Firebox Load Load average, showing the average system load for the past 1, 5, and 15 minutes. Memory usage Example To view the CPU temperature of the Firebox from your LCD display, use the Right button to scroll through options until you see Hardware Monitor. Then, use the Down button to move into the “tree” view. Use the Right button to scroll through the Hardware Monitor entries until you find the CPU temperature. Use the Up button to return to the main category level. 72 WatchGuard System Manager
Using the LCD Interface in Firebox Safe Mode Using the LCD Interface in Firebox Safe Mode In Safe mode, you can troubleshoot problems when all access to the Firebox is lost. You can also use Safe mode to reset Firebox passphrases when you do not know or have forgotten them. To recover the Firebox while started from Safe mode, you must use the QuickStart Wizard. To put a Firebox into Safe mode using the LCD display 1 Physically restart the Firebox using the power switch on the back of the Firebox. 2 Look at the LCD screen. During the 5 second countdown, push any key on the keypad to access the menu. 3 When the menu appears, use the Down button to scroll through the menu choices until Safe displays. Use the Left button to select Safe. You can also put a Firebox into Safe mode by restarting the Firebox while you hold the Up arrow button down. Using the LCD Interface in Firebox Maintenance Mode In Firebox Maintenance mode, you can recover a Firebox that has a corrupted image. You use the Maintenance mode only when you cannot connect to a Firebox using any other recovery tool. Note We recommend that you only use Maintenance mode at the direction of and under the guidance of a WatchGuard technical support representative. When a Firebox is booted into Maintenance mode, you can start a Maintenance server which is stored in a protected area of the Firebox hard drive. You can then set the external or trusted interface of the Firebox to an IP address you make a TCP/IP connection to. In Maintenance mode, the LCD display on the Firebox operates in three states: • Status • Menu • Dialog The keypad buttons adjacent to the Firebox LCD display have different functions depending on the state of operation. To put a Firebox into Maintenance Mode: 1 Physically restart the Firebox using the power switch on the back of the Firebox. 2 Look at the LCD screen. During the 5 second countdown, push any key on the keypad to access the menu. 3 When the menu appears, use the Down button to scroll through the menu choices until Maintenance displays. Use the Left button to select Maintenance. Using Maintenance Mode Status Screens The default state of the LCD User Interface in Maintenance mode shows status information only. From the Maintenance mode Status screen, use the Up or the Down button to change to Menu Mode. Reference Guide 73
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