To reset the SecureEdge hardware appliance to factory defaults, reinstall your hardware appliance with the USB flash drive that was shipped with the purchase. The factory default settings will reset the unit to its original factory configuration by erasing all previous settings on the unit.
Before You Begin
Before installing the Barracuda SecureEdge, you must have the following:
- Empty USB flash drive of at least 2 GB, and no larger than 32 GB.
- Download the Barracuda Firewall Install application from the Barracuda Networks download portal.
- Download the SecureEdge ISO image from the Barracuda Networks download portal.
- You must install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 on your computer to use Barracuda Firewall Install.
Step 1. Prepare the USB Flash Drive for Installation
- Insert the USB flash drive into an available USB port on your client.
- Launch Barracuda Firewall Install with administrative privileges.
Select Auto Installation USB Flash Drive.
- Click Next.
- From the Write to USB flash drive list, select Yes.
- From the Save to list, select your USB flash drive.
- Click Next.
- Select the Format USB flashdrive check box.
- To import an ISO image, click Import and select copy ISO Image from your disk.
Select the ISO image on your disk and click OK.
Click Next.
- In the Installation Mode Settings section, click Import and import the Barracuda ISO image.
- Click Next. The installation details window opens.
Click Finish. The files are written to the USB flash drive.
When the USB Drive Formatted Successfully window opens, click OK.
The USB flash drive is now prepared for installation.
Step 2. Install the Barracuda SecureEdge
Start the installation by inserting the USB drive and rebooting the SecureEdge.
- Safely remove the USB flash drive from your client.
- Plug the USB flash drive into your Barracuda Networks appliance and then turn the unit on.
An acoustic signal indicates a successful installation.
- Remove the USB flash drive from the appliance and reboot the unit.
Next Steps
Complete the initial setup. For more information, see Hardware Deployment and Getting Started.