Security Gateway Manual Netgate-4200
Similar to the isolated network scenario, it is also possible to be much more strict with rules to only allow specific
outbound ports. When creating this type of configuration,
2.6.7 Other Services
In most cases the above configuration is sufficient and clients on the new LAN can now obtain an address and reach the
Internet. However, there may be other custom settings which need accounted for when adding a new local interface:
• If the DNS resolver has specific interface bindings, add the new interface to the list.
• If using ALTQ traffic shaping, re-run the shaper wizard to include this new LAN type interface.
• Consider using captive portal to control access the interface
2.7 Factory Reset Procedure
This procedure performs a factory reset using the hardware reset button on the Netgate 4200. This button is located
on the rear side of the unit toward the left end, between the power and console connectors and under the power button.
See Input and Output Ports for reference photos.
See also:
• Factory Reset from GUI or Console
Unlike some other models of Netgate hardware, the reset procedure on Netgate 4200 can be triggered while the device
is running and does not require complicated timing.
1. Power on the device if it is not already running.
If the device is booting, wait for the Diamond LED to start flashing blue or turn solid blue.
2. Press and hold the reset button (bottom).
Note: This is the bottom (recessed) button and may require a pen, paperclip, or similar tool to press.
The LEDs will start to fill in red one by one (Circle, Square, then Diamond) while the button is held in the
depressed state.
3. Continue holding in the button until all of the LEDs start flashing red.
This will take approximately 8 seconds. Once the LEDs start flashing red, the factory reset is in progress and the
button can be released. The device will reboot automatically.
To cancel the reset procedure, release the button at any point before the LEDs begin to flash red. The Diamond
LED will return to a solid blue state indicating that the reset has been canceled.
4. Wait for the system to complete the reset and finish the boot process.
At the end of the boot process the LEDs will return to the ready state, with the Diamond LED solid blue.
When the device boots again it will be at its factory default settings and accessible from the LAN at https://192.
168.1.1.
If this procedure fails, connect to the console and perform a factory reset there.
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