NETASQ U Series Hoja de especificaciones

TECHNICAL NOTE

Connectors and cards: U Series

TECHNICAL NOTE

TECHNICAL NOTE : CONTENTS

CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................... 2

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 3

1PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES.................................................................................. 4

1.1INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................ 4

1.2THE U30 APPLIANCE................................................................................................................................... 5

1.3THE U70 APPLIANCE................................................................................................................................... 6

1.4THE U120 APPLIANCE................................................................................................................................. 7

1.5THE U250 APPLIANCE................................................................................................................................. 8

1.6THE U450 APPLIANCE............................................................................................................................... 10

1.7THE U1100 APPLIANCE............................................................................................................................. 11

1.7.1FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................................................................ 11

1.7.2REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................................................... 12

1.8THE U1500 APPLIANCE............................................................................................................................. 12

1.8.1FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................................................................ 13

1.8.2REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................................................... 14

1.9THE U6000 APPLIANCE............................................................................................................................. 14

1.9.1FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................................................................ 15

1.9.2REAR PANEL.......................................................................................................................................... 16

1.10DISMANTLING THE APPLIANCE ................................................................................................................. 17

1.11PRECAUTIONS ON USE ............................................................................................................................ 17

2ADDING AN ADDITIONAL U6000 NETWORK CARD ............................................................ 18

2.1GENERAL POINTS...................................................................................................................................... 18

2.1.1.AUTHORIZATION.................................................................................................................................... 18

2.1.2.WARNING ............................................................................................................................................. 18

2.1.3.APPLIANCES CONCERNED...................................................................................................................... 18

2.1.4.DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS ................................................................................................................. 19

2.2STEPS TO FOLLOW.................................................................................................................................... 19

2.2.1INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................... 19

2.2.2PROCEDURE FOR ADDING A CARD ........................................................................................................... 20

2.2.3ADDING A PCI-E NETWORK CARD ........................................................................................................... 22

2.2.4ADDING A 2ND PCI-E NETWORK CARD...................................................................................................... 23

2.2.5ADDING A PCI-X NETWORK CARD ........................................................................................................... 23

2.3SCENARIOS FOR ADDING PCI-X CARDS...................................................................................................... 24

2.3.1SCENARIO IN WHICH A 6-PORT PCI-X CARD IS ADDED TO A DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ............................... 25

2.3.2SCENARIO IN WHICH A 2-PORT PCI-X CARD IS ADDED TO A DEFAULT CONFIGURATION ............................... 26

2.3.3SCENARIO IN WHICH A 6-PORT PCI-X CARD IS ADDED AFTER A PCI-E CARD.............................................. 27

3APPENDIX A: UPDATING THE LICENSE............................................................................... 28

RETRIEVING THE LICENSE................................................................................................................................... 28

INSTALLING THE LICENSE ................................................................................................................................... 30

GLOSSARY.................................................................................................................................... 31

TECHNICAL NOTE : INTRODUCTION

The majority of U Series appliances have multi-gigabit intrusion prevention and filtering performance

abilities. Each of these appliances has been designed to adapt to all types of infrastructures. There are

8 appliance models: U30, U70, U120, U250, U450, U1100, U1500 and U6000.

This technical note sets out the methods to connect to these appliances (front and rear panels) and

explains how to add additional network cards to the U6000 appliance.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

In this chapter, we will be describing the front and rear panels of the U Series appliances.

On certain models, the 3 LEDs (from bottom to top) described below will appear on the front panel:

NOTE

The U6000 appliance has other LEDs that will be covered later in this document.

For all models, upon startup, the LEDs light up in the following order:

Power Status Online

The Power LED will light up first, then Status, then Online. The Online LED, which indicates that the

product is running, will light up after about 2 minutes.

For all models, upon shutdown, the LEDs shut off in the following order:

Power Status Online

The Online LED goes off first, then Status followed by Power.

The connectors on U30, U70, U120, U250 and U450 appliances are located on the front panel.

3. Online LED (green)

2. Status LED (green)

1. Power LED (yellow)

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

The U30 appliance has the following characteristics:

Throughput of 200 Mbits/s.

50,000 concurrent connections.

4,000 new sessions per second.

1. Software shutdown button.

2. LEDs from bottom to top: Power/Status/Online.

3. Serial port: for connecting the firewall directly to a PC or modem.

4. PS2 mini-din port: for connecting a keyboard.

5. VGA port: for connecting a monitor.

6. Button to reset to the default configuration (defaultconfig).

7. 1 USB port: for secure configuration or updates.

8. OUT Interface.

9. IN Interface.

Point 1: to shut down the software, hold down the software shutdown button for 4 seconds (until the Online

(green) LED goes off).

NOTE: There is no internal fan on this appliance.

Point 2: the Power LED (yellow) indicates that the product has been plugged in. If this is the only LED that

lights up, this means that the appliance is off.

The product is running when the Power LED and the Status and Online LEDs (green) are visible. The

Online LED will be the last to light up when the product is running. Traffic will pass through the interfaces.

When the appliance is restarting, shutting down or being updated, only the Status and Power LEDs will light

up. WARNING

You are strongly advised against unplugging the product when the Status LED is restarting, shutting

down or being updated.

The Status LED will blink (quick blinking every 250 milliseconds) in the event of a major failure of the product

(hardware modification, faulty network interface, etc). In this case, do contact your distributor.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

Points 3, 4 and 5: these different ports enable access to the appliance in console mode.

The LEDs above the interfaces provide indications as to the throughput. For the U30, an interface with a

LED that does not light up indicates a throughput of 10 mbits/s, an interface with 2 LEDs that light up indicate

a throughput of 100 mbits/s.

Blinking LEDs indicate the presence of network activity.

NOTE: power is supplied to this appliance from outside the rear panel. An upgrade to version 8.0

is recommended.

The U70 appliance has the following characteristics:

Throughput of 600 Mbits/s.

100,000 concurrent connections.

6 Gigabit interfaces.

6,000 new sessions per second.

1. Software shutdown button.

2. LEDs from bottom to top: Power/Status/Online.

3. Serial port: for connecting the firewall directly to a PC or modem.

4. PS2 mini-din port: for connecting a keyboard.

5. VGA port: for connecting a monitor.

6. Button to reset to the default configuration (defaultconfig).

7. 1 USB port: for secure configuration or updates.

8. OUT Interface.

9. IN Interface.

Point 1: to shut down the software, hold down the software shutdown button for 4 seconds (until the Online

(green) LED goes off).

NOTE: The fan is directly linked to the power supply.

Point 2: the Power LED (yellow) indicates that the product has been plugged in but has been shut down. If

this is the only LED that lights up, this means that the appliance is off.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

The product is running when the Power LED and the Status and Online LEDs (green) are visible. The

Online LED will be the last to light up when the product is running. Traffic will pass through the interfaces.

When the appliance is restarting, shutting down or being updated, only the Status and Power LEDs will light

up.

WARNING

You are strongly advised against unplugging the product when the Status LED is restarting, shutting

down or being updated.

The Status LED will blink (quick blinking every 250 milliseconds) in the event of a major failure of the product

(hardware modification, faulty network interface, etc). In this case, do contact your distributor.

For an appliance configured in high availability, the Online LED will light up intermittently (for every second it

lights up, it will go off for 2 seconds). This means that the appliance is in passive mode.

Points 3, 4 and 5: these different ports enable access to the appliance in console mode.

The LEDs above the interfaces provide indications as to the throughput. For the U70, if the left LED lights up

on an IN interface, this indicates a throughput of 10 mbits/s, 2 LEDs that light up indicate a throughput of 100

mbits/s and if the right LED lights up, this indicates a throughput of 1000 mbits/s.

One or two blinking LEDs on an IN interface indicate the presence of network activity.

NOTE: power is supplied to this appliance from outside the rear panel. An upgrade to version 8.0

is recommended.

The U120 appliance has the following characteristics:

Throughput of 700 Mbits/s.

200,000 concurrent connections.

6 Gigabit interfaces.

6,500 new sessions per second.

1. Software shutdown button.

2. LEDs from bottom to top: Power/Status/Online.

3. Serial port: for connecting the firewall directly to a PC or modem.

4. PS2 mini-din port: for connecting a keyboard.

5. VGA port: for connecting a monitor.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

6. Button to reset to the default configuration (defaultconfig).

7. 1 USB port: for secure configuration or updates.

8. OUT Interface.

9. IN Interface.

Point 1: to shut down the software, hold down the software shutdown button for 4 seconds (until the Online

(green) LED goes off).

NOTE: The fan is directly linked to the power supply.

Point 2: the Power LED (yellow) indicates that the product has been plugged in but has been shut down. If

this is the only LED that lights up, this means that the appliance is off.

The product is running when the Power LED and the Status and Online LEDs (green) are visible. The

Online LED will be the last to light up when the product is running. Traffic will pass through the interfaces.

When the appliance is restarting, shutting down or being updated, only the Status and Power LEDs will light

up. WARNING

You are strongly advised against unplugging the product when the Status LED is restarting, shutting

down or being updated.

The Status LED will blink (quick blinking every 250 milliseconds) in the event of a major failure of the product

(hardware modification, faulty network interface, etc). In this case, do contact your distributor.

For an appliance configured in high availability, the Online LED will light up intermittently (for every second it

lights up, it will go off for 2 seconds). This means that the appliance is in passive mode.

Points 3, 4 and 5: these different ports enable access to the appliance in console mode.

The LEDs above the interfaces provide indications as to the throughput. For the U120, if the left LED lights

up on an IN interface, this indicates a throughput of 10 mbits/s, 2 LEDs that light up indicate a throughput of

100 mbits/s and if the right LED lights up on an IN interface, this indicates a throughput of 1000 mbits/s.

One or two blinking LEDs on an IN interface indicate the presence of network activity.

NOTE: power is supplied to this appliance from inside the rear panel. An upgrade to version 8.0

is recommended.

The U250 appliance has the following characteristics:

Throughput of 850 Mbits/s.

400,000 concurrent connections.

6 Gigabit interfaces.

8,500 new sessions per second.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

1. Software shutdown button.

2. LEDs from bottom to top: Power/Status/Online.

3. Serial port: for connecting the firewall directly to a PC or modem.

4. PS2 mini-din port: for connecting a keyboard.

5. VGA port: for connecting a monitor.

6. Button to reset to the default configuration (defaultconfig).

7. 1 USB port: for secure configuration or updates.

8. OUT Interface.

9. IN Interface.

Point 1: to shut down the software, hold down the software shutdown button for 4 seconds (until the Online

(green) LED goes off).

NOTE: The fan is directly linked to the power supply.

Point 2: the Power LED (yellow) indicates that the product has been plugged in but has been shut down. If

this is the only LED that lights up, this means that the appliance is off.

The product is running when the Power LED and the Status and Online LEDs (green) are visible. The

Online LED will be the last to light up when the product is running. Traffic will pass through the interfaces.

When the appliance is restarting, shutting down or being updated, only the Status and Power LEDs will light

up. WARNING

You are strongly advised against unplugging the product when the Status LED is restarting, shutting

down or being updated.

The Status LED will blink (quick blinking every 250 milliseconds) in the event of a major failure of the product

(hardware modification, faulty network interface, etc). In this case, do contact your distributor.

For an appliance configured in high availability, the Online LED will light up intermittently (for every second it

lights up, it will go off for 2 seconds). This means that the appliance is in passive mode.

Points 3, 4 and 5: these different ports enable access to the appliance in console mode.

The LEDs above the interfaces provide indications as to the throughput. For the U250, if the left LED lights

up on an IN interface, this indicates a throughput of 10 mbits/s, 2 LEDs that light up indicate a throughput of

100 mbits/s and if the right LED lights up, this indicates a throughput of 1000 mbits/s.

One or two blinking LEDs on an IN interface indicate the presence of network activity.

NOTE: power is supplied to this appliance from inside the rear panel. An upgrade to version 8.0

is recommended.

TECHNICAL NOTE : 1. PRESENTATION OF THE APPLIANCES

The U450 appliance has the following characteristics:

Throughput of 1000 Mbits/s.

600,000 concurrent connections.

15 Gigabit interfaces.

10,500 new sessions per second.

1. Software shutdown button.

2. LEDs from bottom to top: Power/Status/Online.

3. Serial port: for connecting the firewall directly to a PC or modem.

4. PS2 mini-din port: for connecting a keyboard.

5. VGA port: for connecting a monitor.

6. Button to reset to the default configuration (defaultconfig).

7. 1 USB port: for secure configuration or updates.

8. OUT Interface.

9. IN Interface.

Point 1: to shut down the software, hold down the software shutdown button for 4 seconds (until the Online

(green) LED goes off).

NOTE: The fan is directly linked to the power supply.

Point 2: the Power LED (yellow) indicates that the product has been plugged in but has been shut down. If

this is the only LED that lights up, this means that the appliance is off.

The product is running when the Power LED and the Status and Online LEDs (green) are visible. The

Online LED will be the last to light up when the product is running. Traffic will pass through the interfaces.

When the appliance is restarting, shutting down or being updated, only the Status and Power LEDs will light

up. WARNING

You are strongly advised against unplugging the product when the Status LED is restarting, shutting

down or being updated.

The Status LED will blink (quick blinking every 250 milliseconds) in the event of a major failure of the product

(hardware modification, faulty network interface, etc). In this case, do contact your distributor.

For an appliance configured in high availability, the Online LED will light up intermittently (for every second it

lights up, it will go off for 2 seconds). This means that the appliance is in passive mode.

Points 3, 4 and 5: these different ports enable access to the appliance in console mode.

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