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Note Regarding Enterprise Login
The Kona Enterprise disables root login by default for security reasons. Hence, you will need to log in through the admin account on the gateway. The default credentials for older Kona Enterprise gateways are as follows:
User: admin
Password: Serial number found on the label of the gateway. (ie. 1212A3434)
For newer Kona Enterprise Gateways, the default credentials are as follows:
User: admin
Password: Random String of Characters provided on the Test-Report sheet that came with the gateway
Note: To configure the gateway, you will need to prefix each command with sudo.
Additionally, the Enterprise gateways admin level access to the gateway does not allow you to upload files to the gateway. To upload files to the gateway, you either must either change the permissions for the folder where you are uploading the file, or you must re-enable the root level access to the gateway. Please see below for these commands:
Change Folder Permissions:
sudo chmod 777 /folder/location
Re-enable Root Access:
sudo opkg remove disable-root-login