Technical Frequently Asked Questions: Configuration

Resetting OpenRG's configuration back to its default settings, can be done in one of the following 2 ways:

1. From the OpenRG Command Line Interface (CLI), execute the 'restore_default' command:
   
   OpenRG> system restore_default
   The board will reboot and reset to its default settings.
   
2. In OpenRG's Web-based management, go to 'Advanced' and select 'Restore Defaults'
   The board will reboot and set to its default settings.

After OpenRG resets to its default settings, both the user name and the password are 'admin'.

Our evaluation images as well as the SDK provided in our Web site contain the full feature set of OpenRG.
In order to evaluate OpenRG, please refer to our Operational and Management Guide. If you would like to receive additional information regarding future features, please contact your local sales representative.

Yes. In order to change the logo to your desired logo, change the file below:
Note that the size of the new logo should be 103x45 pixels.

OpenRG's 'System Log' logs modules initialization, system failure and modules operation failure.

The code you are looking for can be found in:

It might be that your DHCP client application requires a configuration file to bring up an interface.
If this is the case, you should create an ifcfg-[interface_name] file for it to use.
On a Linux Redhat, for example, the file ifcfg-[interface_name] should be added under:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
After creating the file, execute the dhclient command again.

The command you executed:
'jnetwork start --add eth0:wanbr'
adds eth0 interface under the WAN bridge, hence, eth0 is NOT supposed to obtain an IP address, as it is enslaved under a bridge.