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I still have to boot in safemode.. right?
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I still have to boot in safemode.. right?

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You only need to boot into that mode if you intend on resetting the appliance back to factory defaults or the web interface is otherwise inaccessible.
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You only need to boot into that mode if you intend on resetting the appliance back to factory defaults or the web interface is otherwise inaccessible.

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Hi fellows!<br />
I need to reconfigure the ISP connection on a Firebox x550e.<br />
i have acess to the WatchGuard system Manager(software). &nbsp;i Cannot find any pklace where i can CHANGE my isp configuration <br />
It look like i have no choice but to go into Safe Mode to run the Quick Setup Wizard.<br />
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<a href="http://static.compusa.com/pdf/watchGuard-Firebox-Core-E-quickguide.pdf" rel="ugc">http://static.compusa.com/pdf/watchGuard-Firebox-Core-E-quickguide.pdf</a><br />
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First, Is there a way to change this without having to restart in Safemode?<br />
Secondo, what are the repercution if i boot up in safemode?<br />
There is a lot of firewall and vpn configuration. I must be sure that nothing will be overwrited except the ISP setting. Could some precise me what are the repercution of booting in Safemode and changing the configuration?<br />
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According to the .pdf, to setup the router after booting up in safemode , i have to connect through : <a href="http://10.0.1.1:8080" rel="ugc">http://10.0.1.1:8080</a>&nbsp;. My Firebox is currently configured in another subnet and ip address. Will i have to replace this address by the current address of my firebox?<br />
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Thank you for your quick responces! <br />

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Hi fellows!
I need to reconfigure the ISP connection on a Firebox x550e.
i have acess to the WatchGuard system Manager(software).  i Cannot find any pklace where i can CHANGE my isp configuration 
It look like i have no choice but to go into Safe Mode to run the Quick Setup Wizard.

http://static.compusa.com/pdf/watchGuard-Firebox-Core-E-quickguide.pdf


First, Is there a way to change this without having to restart in Safemode?
Secondo, what are the repercution if i boot up in safemode?
There is a lot of firewall and vpn configuration. I must be sure that nothing will be overwrited except the ISP setting. Could some precise me what are the repercution of booting in Safemode and changing the configuration?

According to the .pdf, to setup the router after booting up in safemode , i have to connect through : http://10.0.1.1:8080 . My Firebox is currently configured in another subnet and ip address. Will i have to replace this address by the current address of my firebox?

Thank you for your quick responces! 


Firebox -  change ISP Setting

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