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      dhoshiel
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      I have a Raspberry PI2 connected to the standard serial port on an G-4860.  It powered up and ran fine for a while, but doesn't appear to be online, any more.

      Can I 'power cycle' or disable/enable the port via CLI or GUI?

      Thanks, in advance,
      Dennis

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      • jimpJ
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
        last edited by

        It's not quite clear from your wording what you're asking.

        Do you mean the RPI2 is a serial client connected to the USB serial console port on the SG unit?

        … and the console is no longer working?
        ... and the RPI2 is no longer working?
        ... and the SG-4860 is no longer working?
        ... and the SG-4860 is not connecting to the Internet?

        Reset what port? The serial port? The WAN port? something on the RPI2?

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