Connecting Micro Webserver
This section describes more explicitly what you need
to do to connect the Micro Webserver to your network and power source.
Connecting Micro Webserver to the Network
Remove the Micro Webserver from its shipping container
and place it on a flat surface. Connect Micro Webserver's 10BaseT (UTP)
port located on the back panel as shown below to an active 10BaseT HUB
port using a standard straight-through 10BaseT cable.
Setting Switch Settings
The switch settings on the Micro Webserver do not
need to be changed from the default mode except to manually download new
parameters or to add additional SCSI devices such as CD-ROM drives.
The following table describes the switches and their
function.
SCSI
|
S/W
|
Description
|
| down
|
down
|
external SCSI devices, normal operating mode
|
| down
|
up
|
external SCSI devices, manual firmware update mode
|
| up
|
down
|
Default. No external SCSI devices, normal operating
mode
|
| up
|
up
|
No external SCSI devices, manual firmware update
mode
|
Resetting Micro Webserver Firmware
You may need to reset the parameters stored in NVRAM
to the factory default states. Once an IP address is set, you must reset
the firmware to use the BOOTP server program. To reset the firmware, follow
the procedure below.
Caution Resetting the firmware will cause
you to lose all data previously set in the configuration NVRAM.
- Place the S/W switch UP (the switch that is most distant from the SCSI
connector).
- Power on the Micro Webserver. The yellow Ethernet LED in the back flashes
on and off, and the front LED flashes from green to red. While
these LEDs are flashing, put the S/W switch down (i.e., return it to its
original position).
You have about 10 seconds to place the S/W switch
down, or the system boots normally, and the procedure must be restarted
from step 1.
- The LEDs stop flashing. You are now running the FLUP (Flash Update
Program) program (the system is listening for a serial or TFTP download
of new firmware).
- Toggle the S/W switch 12 times (6 up + 6 down) or more.
- The NVRAM data is cleared. An informational message to this effect
appears on the serial line, although a serial device is not needed
to run this procedure.
- Place the S/W switch in the down position.
- Power the Micro Webserver off and on to reboot with cleared NVRAM.
The IP address is now set to 0.0.0.0 and BOOTP is enabled.
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