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So for Raspberry you are to download VirtualHere USB Server for Linux (ARM), file vhusbdarm.Ĭommon x86-compatible computer may be i386 or AMD64. WTware works on three architectures: i386, AMD64, ARM.Īll Raspberry Pi versions are ARM architecture. On the page " Linux USB Server" download "Generic VirtualHere USB Server Builds" for needed architecture. So you'll have to download it and prepare.ġ.

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VirtualHere license doesn't allow to add their server into WTware distributive.

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The information that the feature key contains is bound to the serial number of the Firebox and contains licensing information only.VirtualHere allows to redirect one USB device from each thin client for free. If you restart the device before you save a new configuration, the device uses your current configurationĪ feature key does not contain any identifiable information about a WatchGuard customer. Your current configuration is deleted only when you save a new configuration file to the XTM device.If you run the Quick Setup Wizard to create a new configuration, the wizard uses the feature key previously installed on the device. The current feature key is not removed.In safe mode, the IP address of interface 1 is 10.0.1.1. The device temporarily uses the factory-default network and security settings.When an XTM device is started in safe mode, the LCD display shows the model number followed by the word safe. Continue to press the down arrow button until the message Safe Mode starting appears on the LCD display.Press and hold the down arrow button on the device front panel while you power on the device.For more information, see About Factory-Default Settings. The IP address of the trusted interface changes to 10.0.1.1. You must complete the second reboot at the end to restart your device before you can connect to it.

Make sure that you complete all of the steps. If you want to reset the Firebox and do not want to remove the saved backup images, use the CLI command restore factory-default without the all parameter. For more information, see Export a Backup Image Stored on the Firebox. Before you reset a Firebox, we recommend that you export a recent backup image from the Firebox. When the Firebox restarts, if Interface 0 is connected to a network and can get a DHCP address, the Firebox automatically attempts to download the latest feature key from WatchGuard.įor a complete description of the factory-default settings, see About Factory-Default Settings.īackup images saved on your Firebox are removed when you reset it to factory-default settings. The previously installed feature key is removed. The previously installed feature key is not removed when the device is started in safe mode.įor Firebox and XTM models that do not have an LCD screen The status of the feature key after a Firebox reset depends on the device model:įor XTM devices that have an LCD display on the front panel For more information about FireCluster device discovery, see Discover a Cluster Member.

The device is discoverable as a new FireCluster member (if the device supports FireCluster).

The device is discoverable by the WSM Quick Setup Wizard.

The Web Setup Wizard starts automatically when you log in to Fireware Web UI.

The default admin and status management user accounts are available, with the default passphrases.

Interface 24 is enabled as a trusted interface with the IP address 10.0.24.1, and DHCP server is enabled (Firebox M4800 only).

Interface 32 is enabled as a trusted interface with the IP address 10.0.32.1, and DHCP server is enabled (Firebox M5600 and M5800 only).

Interface 1 is enabled as a trusted interface with the IP address 10.0.1.1, and DHCP server is enabled.

Interface 0 is enabled as an external interface, as a DHCP client.

Any saved backup images are deleted from the Firebox.

The Firebox is reset to factory-default settings.

For example, if you do not know the configuration passphrase, or if a power interruption causes damage to the Fireware OS, you can use the Quick Setup Wizard or Web Setup Wizard to build your configuration again or restore a saved configuration. If your Firebox has a configuration problem, or you just want to create a new configuration, you can reset the device to its factory-default settings.