Viewing System Information

The SmartServer Configuration page provides the ability to configure the SmartServer system and network settings, as well as LON (LON is not available for SmartServer Pi 4.2; LON PL is not supported for SmartServer Pi 4.3 and higher), BACnet, OPC UA (for SmartServer Pi 4.2 and higher, OPC UA is beta), Modbus, RS-485, EnOcean, LoRaWAN, and Firewall (IAP/MQ server) settings. The Firewall tab is not available for SmartServer Pi.

To view your SmartServer system information, perform the following steps:

1. For SmartServer IoT, open the SmartServer Configuration page as described in Accessing the SmartServer IoT Configuration Page. The Network tab appears as the default SmartServer Configuration page. Once the network settings are configured for the SmartServer system, then the System tab will appear as the default as shown in the next step.
   
   For SmartServer Pi, open the SmartServer Configuration page as described in Accessing the SmartServer Pi Configuration Page. The Configuration tab that appears depends on your cache data. As needed, click the SmartServer IoT tab. The System tab (top) will appear as the default as shown in the next step.
   
   
   SmartServer IoT Network tab
   
   
2. Click the System tab. The System Configuration page appears with the system information displayed at the top of the page. The system information includes the following:

• Version – version of the SmartServer software that is running
• Serial number – SmartServer IoT serial number (not available for SmartServer Pi)
• MAC ID – unique ID used for SmartServer Configuration page System and LON tabs. The LON tab is not available for SmartServer Pi 4.2; LON PL is not supported for SmartServer Pi 4.3 and higher.  
• Install Code – part of the SmartServer Pi hostname, where hostname uses the format smartserver-<install code>. Example: smartserver-hsbcw69
• Segment Provisioning Status – provisioned or unprovisioned 
• Segment ID – the Segment Identifier (SID) is the logical address of the device that controls a segment
• LON Network Management Mode – Device Management Mode or Independent Management Mode (not available for SmartServer Pi)
• CMS Status  – provides status information about whether or not the CMS is running (not available for SmartServer Pi 4.2)
• System Uptime – length of time that the system has been running

SmartServer IoT


SmartServer Pi

For more information about the settings and information available on the System Configuration page, including the SmartServer version, install code, the configured LON network management mode, see (Optional) Secure Your SmartServer.

For more information about changing passwords, see Managing Passwords in the (Optional) Secure Your SmartServer section.

For more information about switching the LON network management mode, see (Optional) Switch From LON Management. This feature is not available for SmartServer Pi.

For more information about rebooting the system, see Rebooting Your SmartServer IoT. For SmartServer Pi, see Rebooting Your SmartServer Pi.

For more information about reseting the system to defaults, see Resetting the SmartServer IoT to Factory Defaults. This feature is not available for SmartServer Pi.

For more information about updating the system, see Updating or Re-imaging the SmartServer IoT. For SmartServer Pi, see Updating or Re-imaging the SmartServer Pi.

For more information about downloading logs, see Downloading Logs. This feature is not supported for SmartServer Pi 4.2.

For more information about configuring Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment (AIDE), see Configuring Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment (AIDE). AIDE is an open source, Linux operating system file and directory integrity checker. Running AIDE creates a significant load on the CPU and file system and can impact system performance. In high security installations, this feature may need to enabled; otherwise, it should be disabled. For SmartServer 4.3 and higher, AIDE is disabled by default and configurable through the System Configuration page to run once a day. For SmartServer 3.5 to 4.2 Update 1, AIDE is enabled by default to run a daily cron job and can be disabled manually through an SSH console session. This feature is not available for SmartServer Pi. 

For more information about HTTP proxy, see Configuring HTTP Proxy.

For more information about using Remote CMS, see Remote CMS Getting Started.