Global Technology Associates GBWA200501-01 manual Hardware Key Block Settings

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Note

Distinguish between crossover cables and straight-through cables by comparing the connection ends. On a straight-through cable, the wire order matches; on a crossover cable, the first three of the four wires are in reverse order.

6a. How do I install the parallel port hardware key block?

The parallel port hardware key block must be installed in the parallel (printer) port. The side to be attached to the port is labeled COMPUTER, with arrows pointing in the direction of the computer. Screws are provided to connect the key block securely to the port. If the computer is close to a wall or other obstacle, you can attach an extension cable to the port, then attach the hard- ware key block to the cable. Use a straight-through, 25-pin, male-to-female cable.

If the hardware key block is not recognized once you have booted the system, and the serial number and activation code are both entered cor- rectly, make sure that your system’s parallel port is set to the values below.

Hardware Key Block

Settings

Mode:

EPP, SPP or Both

Address (Hex Value)

IRQ

0x378

7

0x278

5

6b. How do I install the USB hardware key block?

USB Key Block

In order to use GB-Ware, you must first install the hardware key block. Do this after you install GB-Ware, but before configuration.

1.Register your GB-Ware firewall and retrieve your activation code. (For more information, see the registration section.)

2.Plug the USB key block in to your GB-Ware firewall.

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Contents GB-Ware Tel +1.407.380.0220 Contents Troubleshooting Features About GTA FirewallsAbout GB-Ware Optional Features Additional Software ProductsAdditional Options for 10-User Version Hardware Specifications Software SpecificationsSystem Requirements Optional Components Memory RecommendationsPPP Hardware Support Options SupportUpgrades About This GuideDocumentation Conventions Mailing List Additional DocumentationGetting Your Activation Code RegistrationRequirements Installing GB-Ware on PC HardwareSetup for GB-Ware Installation Setting the Boot SequenceInstalling the Compact Flash Card Reader or IDE Adapter Using GB-Ware’s Gnat Box Installer Selecting a GB-Ware Runtime Selecting an Installation Disk Installing the Runtime Attaching the Hardware Key Block Completing InstallationInstallation GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide Setting the Boot Sequence Selecting a User InterfaceLoading the Correct Memory Slice Partition Physically Connecting Your GB-Ware Firewall Making a Temporary Peer Network Connection If using the web user interface, you will needGB-Ware Firewall Product Guide Making a Video Connection Making a Serial ConnectionBrowser Compatibility Configuring Your FirewallConfiguration Using a Web Browser On the Network Information section Entering Your Network InformationEntering a Network Configuration Using a Browser Accessing the Firewall Re-configuring Your ComputerConfiguration Using GBAdmin GBAdmin Network Information Window Configuration Using the Serial Console Hardware Configuration Using the Video ConsoleVideo Console Navigation Using the Setup WizardSetup Wizard Run DHCP? Quantity of Addresses Network Class IP Address Range Accessing Your GTA Firewall GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Troubleshooting BasicsWhy cant I see or ping the protected network interface? Hardware Key Block Settings Installation of the USB Key Block Power on the firewall. The following words will display Use these troubleshooting steps My system did not auto-detect the Compact Flash GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide Appendix Installing the Compact Flash CardInstalling the Compact Flash IDE Adapter Assembling the Compact Flash IDE AdapterLocating IDE Controller Ports Mounting the Compact Flash Card Connecting the IDE Cable Connecting the Power SupplyMoving an Old Configuration to GB-Ware Merging Configurations Using GBAdmin FileMerge the GB360.GBcfg using GBAdmin Page GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide Index SymbolsSPP