Restoring Login Access To The Administrative Interface; Log Contains 'Interrupted System Call' Messages - Coyote Point Systems E350GX Installation And Administration Manual

1. Log into Equalizer using the serial line or SSH as root.
2. Enter the following command exactly as shown to enable access via all IP addresses and protocols:
parse_config -a -H 1 -i /var/eq/eq.conf -E -I -F -p -s
• :
-a
• :
-H 1
•
-i /var/eq/eq.conf
• :
-E -I -F
• :
-p -s
3. Running the above command does not update the configuration file, so access may be lost the next time the
Apache server is restarted. To restore interface access in the current configuration, see the section "Managing
Access to Equalizer" on page 55.

Restoring Login Access to the Administrative Interface

The Administrative Interface prevents you from deleting the login that you are currently using. For example, you
cannot log in as touch and delete the touch login; to delete touch, you must log in using a different user name that
has the add/del permission on users. This also prevents you from deleting all logins via the interface. However, it is
possible that all user logins could be deleted by manually editing the configuration file, or in the unlikely event the
configuration file becomes corrupted. If this occurs, do the following:
1. Log into Equalizer using the serial line or SSH as eqadmin or root.
2. Enter:
eqadmin
3. Select
4 Manage users
4. Select
1 Full Access
Press Enter.
5. A series of prompts appears at the bottom of the screen. Type in the information described below at each prompt
and press Enter:
Enter username: <Login>
Enter full name: <Description or Name>
Enter password: <password>
Enter password again: <repeat password>
6. After you press Enter at the final prompt above, the system should respond with:
User <Login> created successfully.
The eqadmin utility then returns to the main menu.
Note that any logins you create via eqadmin are auto ma ti ally added to /var/eq/eq.conf, and will appear in the
Administration Interface's

Log Contains 'interrupted system call' Messages

These messages are normal and indicate that the Equalizer configuration file was updated; the load balancing
daemon stopped what it was doing in order to re-load the configuration. These messages can be safely ignored.
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Update the Apache server configuration.
Restart Apache after one second (seconds must be greater than 0).
: Location of Equalizer's configuration file.
Start Apache on the External IP, Internal IP, and Failover IP; respectively.
Enable the HTTP and HTTPS protocols; respectively.
and press Enter.
to create an Administrator login; select
table (
Users Equalizer > Permissions > Users

Restoring Login Access to the Administrative Interface

to create a read-only login.
2 Read Only
) when you log in again.
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