Beemo BeeBox 503 - Set-Up from a Gnu;Linux Computer; Set-Up from a Macos Computer

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2. Fill out all the ﬁelds, then click on Conﬁgure Beemo Appliance (Figure 2.1). The operation can take several

minutes.

3. A dialog box is displayed, indicating the success or failure of the the

Beemo appliance setup.

If Figure 2.2 is visible, the

Beemo appliance is ready to perform backups of servers and workstations on your

network.

If Figure 2.3 is visible, check that the

Beemo appliance is turned on and connected to the networ k, check your

network settings, your license number and make sure port TCP 6666 is indeed open then rerun the ’Beemo

First Conﬁguration’ .

FIGURE 2.2 – ’Beemo First Conﬁguration’ succeeded

FIGURE 2.3 – ’Beemo First Conﬁguration’ failed

2.2 Set-up from a GNU/Linux computer

In a terminal window, run the backup client in command line mode with the following settings :

--detect ’Licence

number’ ’IP Address’ ’Subnet mask’ ’Gateway’ ’DNS’

Using the example in Figure 2.1, the command line would be :

# /usr/local/dsr/dsr --detect 6606010999 192.168.1.108 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.254

192.168.1.254

2.3 Set-up from a MacOS computer

In a terminal window, run the backup client in command line mode with the following settings :

--detect ’Licence

number’ ’IP Address’ ’Subnet mask’ ’Gateway’ ’DNS’

Using the example in Figure 2.1, the command line would be :

# /Applications/Data\ Safe\ Restore/dsr --detect 6606010999 192.168.1.108

255.255.255.0 192.168.1.254 192.168.1.254

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