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Securepoint NextGen UTM booting from a USB stick
Last adaption: 12.2
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v 11.7.2.2 v 11.6

This article describes how to boot a Securepoint NextGen UTM from a USB stick. This procedure is necessary when a UTM is reinstalled or an update is to be performed.


Preparation

  • A USB stick with the UTM image is required.
    For this, the Securepoint Imaging Tool can be used. (Resellerportal → Menu  DownloadsTools x )
  • A monitor must be connected to the UTM.
  • A keyboard must be connected to the UTM
  • The UTM must be switched off
  • For devices with only one USB port, a USB hub is required.

  • Update / Installation

    • The prepared USB stick must be connected to the UTM.
    • Switch on the UTM
    • Start the UEFI BIOS with the Del key
      (default key, otherwise pay attention to the screen display)
    • Adjust the boot order so that the USB stick is in position #1 and the internal hard drive is in position #2.
      The other positions should be disabled.
      • Tab Boot
      • Menu Boot Option Priorities
      • Menu Hard Drive BBS Priorities
      • Leave the menu with the ESC-key
      • In the Boot menu disable all boot devices that are not needed.
    • Leave the BIOS via Save & Exit with the option Save Changes and Reset.
    • The UTM now boots from the USB stick
    • The update / installation is performed
    • Pay attention to input prompts
    • Restart the UTM with Strg + Alt + Del



    Notes on G3 devices: Black Dwarf / RC100 / RC200

    The right time and date are important for communication and services

    • Switch on the UTM
    • Under Save & Exit execute Restore Defaults
    • Check the date and time under Standard CMOS Setup.
      • Summer time = -2 hours
      • Winter time = -1 hour
    • Afterwards change the boot order and save the changes.

    Notes on G3 devices: RC300 / RC400 / RC1000

    The right time and date are important for communication and services

  • Boot without additional network interface modules initial startup
  • This procedure is no longer required as of version 11.8.12
    • Switch on the UTM
    • After the UTM has been shut down, additional network interface modules can be installed
      This procedure is no longer required as of version 11.8.12
    • Under Save & Exit execute Restore Defaults
    • Check the date and time under Standard CMOS Setup.
      • Summer time = -2 hours
      • Winter time = -1 hour
    • Under Advanced Info Report Configuration set all settings to Disabled
    • Under Advanced Serial Port Console set all settings to Disabled
    • Under Chipset PCH-IO Configuration LAN Configuration set all PXE settings to Disabled
    • Afterwards change the boot order and save the changes.

    Note on devices G5: Black Dwarf (v12)

    The right time and date are important for communication and services

  • v12 is mandatory, since the installed MMC is not supported by the UTM v11
  • When installing/updating via USB stick, use the image first UTM v12.x - Interactive installation UTM Software v12 - USB-Image
    (not Autoinstall or Autoupdate)
    • Switch on the UTM
    • Under Save & Exit execute Restore Defaults
      The USB stick should then be listed at the top of the boot menu of the device, preceded by the TAG UEFI
    • Execute under Save & Exit Save Changes and Reset
    • Perform installation/ update