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     * Anyway, issue a ''​ifconfig''​ command to check all interfaces status, and try to ping a machine on the Internet (e.g. 8.8.8.8)     * Anyway, issue a ''​ifconfig''​ command to check all interfaces status, and try to ping a machine on the Internet (e.g. 8.8.8.8)
   - Check installed software and version numbers   - Check installed software and version numbers
-    * On iBTS or iFemtoCell, run the command: ''​ipkg list-installed'':​ this will list the installed packages+    * On iBTS or iFemtoCell, run the command: ''​opkg list-installed'':​ this will list the installed packages
     * On Wirnet Station, run the command: ''​get_version -u -v''​ and check the update log     * On Wirnet Station, run the command: ''​get_version -u -v''​ and check the update log
     * Anyway, please check that the ''​bscc'',​ ''​snmp'',​ ''​openvpn''​ and the ''​packet forwarder''​ packages are correctly installed with the expected version number     * Anyway, please check that the ''​bscc'',​ ''​snmp'',​ ''​openvpn''​ and the ''​packet forwarder''​ packages are correctly installed with the expected version number
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   - Check that the connection to the RAN is working   - Check that the connection to the RAN is working
     * Check that you have VPN interface in ''​ifconfig''​     * Check that you have VPN interface in ''​ifconfig''​
-    * Check the content of the Trustzone (except ​wirnet) ''​pnr_uploader -s -b 2'', ​ ''​pnr_uploader -s -b 10''​+    * Check the content of the Trustzone (except ​for Wirnet Station) ''​pnr_uploader -s -b 2'', ​ ''​pnr_uploader -s -b 10''​
     * Check that you can ping ''​172.18.0.1''​ and ''​10.8.0.1''​     * Check that you can ping ''​172.18.0.1''​ and ''​10.8.0.1''​
     * Check that you can ping ''​lns''​ and ''​snmp''​     * Check that you can ping ''​lns''​ and ''​snmp''​
-    * Add the station to the customer fleet and verify that the status is "​connected"​+    * In the dashboard, add the station to the customer'​s ​fleet and verify that its status is "​connected"​
   - Check that the packet forwarder is working properly   - Check that the packet forwarder is working properly
     * Check the configuration of the packet forwarder in the json config file ("​lns"​ should be defined as the server and port 1700 should be used)     * Check the configuration of the packet forwarder in the json config file ("​lns"​ should be defined as the server and port 1700 should be used)
-    * Check in the dashboard interface that the station received some messages (be sure that at least one end-device is located in the neighborhood of the gateway)+    * Check in the dashboard interface that the station ​has received some messages (be sure that at least one end-device is located in the neighborhood of the gateway)
  
  
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   * Check main system logs at ''/​var/​log/​messages''​   * Check main system logs at ''/​var/​log/​messages''​
-  * Check packet forwarder logs at ''/​user/​spf2/​var/​log/''​ for iBTS, ''/​user/​spf/​var/​log''​ for iFemtoCell and ''/​mnt/​fsuser-1/​spf''​ for Wirnet Station+  * Check packet forwarder logs at ''/​user/​spf2/​var/​log/''​ for iBTS, ''/​user/​spf/​var/​log''​ for iFemtoCell and ''/​mnt/​fsuser-1/​spf/var/log''​ for Wirnet Station
   * Check the kernel boot log with the ''​dmesg''​ command   * Check the kernel boot log with the ''​dmesg''​ command
  
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