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When necessary, you can reset the B1-105 appliance to the factory default using one of the following methods:

  • USB flash drive
  • Device UI

Important

When you reset the appliance, all configurations and software/patch versions on the appliance will be reset to the factory default.

Resetting via a USB Flash Drive

To reset the B1-105 appliance using a USB flash drive, complete the following:

  1. Obtain a USB flash drive that supports FAT32 (for Windows) or EXT4 (for Linux) file system. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the B1-105 appliance. 

  2. Add an empty file called “dofactoryreset” to the USB flash drive by doing one of the following:

    1. From the Cloud Services Portal, download the “dofactoryreset” file to the USB by clicking Administration -> Downloads -> Download Factory Reset.

    2. For Linux, create a file called “dofactoryreset” in the root file system of the USB.

  3. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the B1-105 appliance.
  4. The appliance detects the settings on the USB flash drive and begins performing the factory reset operation.
  5. During the reset process, the appliance reboots and resets itself to the default configuration.
  6. Once the reset process is complete, you can set up and reconfigure the appliance, as described in Deploying the B1-105 Appliance.

Important

If you use a USB drive that contains a previously downloaded or created “dofactoryreset” file, ensure that you change the timestamp of the file before resetting your B1-105 appliance. Otherwise, you will not be able to reset the appliance. On a Linux system, you can use the "touch" command to change the timestamp of the file. You can also remove the old file and download a new one from the Cloud Services Portal.

Resetting via the Device UI

To reset the B1-105 appliance using the Device UI, complete the following:

  1. Log in to the Cloud Services Portal.
  2. Click Manage -> On-Prem Hosts.
  3. On the On-Prem Hosts page, select the on-prem host you want to configure.
  4. Click the On-Prem Hosts drop-down menu, and then select Local Access to enable local access to the B1-105 appliance.
  5. In the Enable Local Access dialog, complete the following:
    • Username: Enter the login user name for the B1-105 appliance.
    • Password: Enter the last eight digits of the serial number for the B1-105 appliance.

  6. Click Enable. Local access to the appliance is granted for two hours.

    Note

    Enabling local access to the B1-105 appliance allows you to reset the on-prem host using the Device UI.
  7. Log in to the Device UI. For information about the Device UI, see Troubleshooting Servers.
  8. Click Administration -> Reset Host from the left pane menu.
  9. On the Administration page, click Reset for Factory Reset.
  10. In the Confirm your action dialog, complete the following:
    • Enter your password: Enter the last eight-digit serial number of your B1-105 appliance.
  11. Click Confirm to proceed with the factory reset.
  12. Once the reset process is complete, you can set up and reconfigure the appliance, as described in Deploying the B1-105 Appliance..


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