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2. Connect to the MSS Web page (see Subsection 3.7.1) and verify that the
page loads and shows the present IP addresses and MAC addresses.
Verify these against the Experion MX MSS IP setup page, being careful to
note that the Experion MX page uses dots (unconventionally) to separate
the hexadecimals in the MAC address numbers.
Figure 20 Correct Ethernet Mac address need to be put in MSS IP Setup display
3. Connect to the MSS Web page. There should be a line labeled mss in the
Active Hosts table display. Verify when hovering the mouse over the
Process column that all listed processes show a green icon.
4. If the Web page is not accessible from the server, verify the network
connection: On the QCS server, use Start Run and enter ping
192.168.10.101 (adjust for proper local MSS address), and observe status of
the link. If there is no response the same test can be performed from a
laptop connected to the scanner network (use the fixed address 192.168.0.1
for the ping test).
5. If Step 4 fails, connect a keyboard, DVI or VGA monitor, and mouse to the
MSS and reboot. The page should show the BIOS status, then briefly the
Ubuntu boot page, and within 30 seconds, an empty dark console (press
[CTRL] - [ALT] - [F4] to obtain the login prompt, which should say mss
login:. A default username is evolution and password is the same.)
6. If Step 5 shows the BIOS and initial Linux boot but still fails to result in a
working system then MSS need to be replaced.
Figure 19 Layout of indicator on UPMP MSS
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