16 GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide

Disk Re-formatting Warning

It may take several minutes for the runtime to install. A pipe indicator

()will be animated while the system installs. A message similar to the following will display when the system installation is complete:

Loading runtime image for <runtime number> – succeeded Initializing disklabel for da0 – succeeded Initializing runtime slice 2 – succeeded

Initializing runtime slice 1 – succeeded

Completing Installation

Your Compact Flash disk or hard disk should now have GB-Ware firewall software installed. Remove the GNAT Box System installation CD and press ENTER to reboot. Power off the computer.

If you have installed GB-Ware using a proxy computer, remove the GB- Ware disk from the computer and install it as the boot disk on the intended firewall.

Note

See the Appendix for instructions on installing a Compact Flash card and Compact Flash IDE adapter on your intended firewall.

If you installed GB-Ware using a proxy computer, restore the BIOS boot settings to the computer and re-connect any drives you may have discon- nected during GB-Ware installation.

Attaching the Hardware Key Block

After installing the GB-Ware Compact Flash card or hard drive, but before initial configuration, plug the hardware key block (USB or parallel) into your GB-Ware firewall.

Note

Without the key block, the software will operate in an unregistered mode during which the system is operational for only 60 minutes.

GTA's hardware key block is different from other key blocks because it is attached only to the GB-Ware firewall and not to client computers. The key block also provides freedom to upgrade or change system hardware: simply

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