D-Link DFL-1660 Installation Manual page 4

LCD Keypad Controls During Boot-up
When you power on the DFL-1660/DFL-2560/
DFL-2560G, the LCD panel will display following
message: "Press keypad to enter setup". Once
you press any key on the keypad, it will lead
you to enter the startup menu. If you don't
press any keys after five seconds, the device
will automatically continue the NetDefendOS
boot-up procedure.
Confirm Button
Not Used
Back Button
Figure 5. Button Definitions (During Boot-up)
If you press any keypad buttons within five
seconds of powering the firewall on, the LCD
panel will display three options:
<Start Firewall>
If this option is selected, the system will
initialize, start the NetDefendOS software, and
load the saved configuration.
<Reset Firewall>
If this option is selected, the hardware will reset
to factory defaults. This option will carry out the
following steps:
- Remove console security so there is no
console password.
- Restore all NetDefendOS settings to their
default configuration
<Restore Config>
When you select this option, the system will
restore all NetDefendOS settings to their
default configuration. Other options, such as
console security, will not be affected.
Note: Once you select "Reset Firewall" or
"Reset Config" and confirm these options, all
saved settings will be permanently erased.
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LCD Keypad Controls After Boot-up
Back Button
Figure 6. Button Definitions (After Boot-up)
Once the DFL-1660/DFL-2560/DFL-2560G has
completed its system startup routine, the LCD
panel will be ready to display the device status
information. You can use the keypad to select a
desired display option. The following table lists
the status information that can be displayed on
Next Button
the firewall's LCD panel.
Item
Model Name:
System Status:
CPU Load:
Connections:
Total BPS:
Total PPS:
Date:
Time:
Uptime:
Mem:
IDS Sigs:
Interface Name:
Core Version:
CPU Temp.
System Temp.
Fan Status
Table 6. Device Status Shown on LCD Panel
Next Button
Description
Device model name
System function status
CPU utilization and concurrent
sessions
Concurrent traffic per second
Concurrent packets per second
Current device date
Current device time
The amount of time since last
restart
System memory utilization
IDS signature information
IP address for each interface
Current firmware version
CPU and system temperature via
on board sensor
Fan speed