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EN-2000™ Quick Configuration Guide
Using the EN-2000's Configuration
Make sure you have selected the Save & Apply button (in the lower right corner of the
screen). That saves the configuration, reboots the EN-2000, and displays the log-in
screen (recall the EN-2000 Log-In Screen shown on page 1).
12 When the log-in screen is displayed, log in again. (If you changed the password, use
the new password.)
❖ The Status Overview screen is displayed. This screen provides quick information
about the connections in the EN-2000.
13 If you need to reconfigure the device mode (for example, to change the DHCP Server
setting), select the Quickstart tab.
❖ The Application Configuration screen is displayed. The screen shows the current
configuration parameters.
Note: The EN-2000 reboots only after the initial configuration (when the Save &
Apply button is selected). Later configurations also use the Save & Apply button,
but they do not require reboot.
Returning to the Default Configuration
Caution: If your EN-2000's configuration is not correct, try to reconfigure the EN-2000
!
before returning to the default configuration. Do not perform the action described here
unless there is no other way to resolve problems with the EN-2000 configuration.
To set the EN-2000 back to its factory default configuration (cell failover), insert the end
of a paper clip into the EN-2000's Reset button (a small hole on the front of the
chassis). Wait about 5 seconds for the EN-2000's LEDs to blink in synch. Then remove
the paper clip from the Reset button. When the LEDs stop blinking, the Sys Status LED
will go out. When the Sys Status LED is on again, the EN-2000 uses the default
configuration.
Restart the EN-2000 management system to see the default configuration. Return to the
beginning of this document to reconfigure the EN-2000 for its use in the network.
EN-2000 Status Overview Screen
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