D-Link DFL-1660 - Page 4

4  D-Link NetDefend Firewall
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Item Description
Model Name: Device model name
System Status: System function status
CPU Load:
Connections:
CPU utilization and concurrent
sessions
Total BPS: Concurrent trafc per second
Total PPS: Concurrent packets per second
Date: Current device date
Time: Current device time
Uptime: The amount of time since last
restart
Mem: System memory utilization
IDS Sigs: IDS signature information
Interface Name: IP address for each interface
Core Version: Current rmware version
CPU Temp.
System Temp.
CPU and system temperature via
on board sensor
Fan Status Fan speed
Table 6. Device Status Shown on LCD Panel
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
the rewall’s LCD panel.
Figure 6. Button Denitions (After Boot-up)
LCD Keypad Controls After Boot-up
Next Button
Back Button
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 ve seconds, the device
will automatically continue the NetDefendOS
boot-up procedure.
If you press any keypad buttons within ve
seconds of powering the rewall 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 conguration.
<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 conguration
<Restore Cong>
When you select this option, the system will
restore all NetDefendOS settings to their
default conguration. Other options, such as
console security, will not be affected.
Note: Once you select “Reset Firewall” or
“Reset Cong” and conrm these options, all
saved settings will be permanently erased.
Figure 5. Button Denitions (During Boot-up)
LCD Keypad Controls During Boot-up
Conrm Button
Not Used
Back Button Next Button