Page 4 SonicWALL SSL-IA/SSL-R Hardware Guide
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4. To disconnect a cable, press the small tab on the connector
and gently pull the connector from the jack. If the connector
does not disengage, press the tab down more firmly and pull
again.
Note:
You must connect the cables to the SSL appliance so client
requests (inbound) and server traffic (outbound) move through dif-
ferent ports. Inbound traffic uses the “Network” port. Outbound
traffic uses the “Server” port. The configuration computer must be
connected via the “Server” port. This is discussed further in the
SSL-IA/SSL-R User Guide
.
