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Installation
This section explains how to install UniBox in your network. UniBox needs to be deployed as a
network gateway so it is installed between the LAN and WAN network. UniBox is always shipped
with two or more Ethernet ports. The photos below display the various components of two UniBox
variants – standalone unit and 1U server unit.
Standalone Unit
UniBox U50/U100
UniBox U-100 standalone unit comes with three Ethernet ports, serial port, two USB ports and a
power jack. The photo shows the various connectors available to the user. The LAN port needs to
be connected to your private network that UniBox will manage. The WAN port needs to be plugged
into your Internet (WAN) connection.
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UniBox U-200
UniBox U-200 standalone unit comes in 1U form factor with 4 Ethernet ports, 2 USB ports, serial
port and power jack. The photo shows the various ports available on UniBox U200. Any port can be
configured as WAN or LAN port. The admin can create multiple WAN profile and then assign these
profiles to multiple Ethernet ports. If multiple WAN ports are assigned, then UniBox will be
automatically configured for load balancing and failover.
Similarly any port can be configured as LAN port and multiple LAN profiles can be setup and
assigned to physical LAN ports.
UniBox U-500 /U-1000
UniBox U-500 / U-1000 models comes with a 1U form factor and is generally installed in a server
rack. The unit comes with 6 Gigabit Ethernet ports. The admin is free to chose any port as LAN or
WAN port. Depending on client requirements, the U500 or U1000 might also come with 2 SFP+ ports.
These ports can be assigned LAN or WAN profile depending on the client requirements.