Blue Coat SG210 series, Руководство по установке

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Chapter 1: The SG210 Series Appliance 7
Serial Port
Connects to a PC, serial terminal, or standalone serial console box. Use this port to configure or maintain
the SG210 using the command line interface (CLI).
Ethernet Adapter Ports 0 and 1
Two full-duplex, auto-sensing Ethernet network adapters supporting 10/100 Base-T connections. The
physical interfaces of a bridge card are designated as WAN or LAN interfaces to help administrators
configure the bridge. For example, a two-port bridge card has the following interfaces:
Interface 0 (WAN)
Interface 1 (LAN)
If you have a MACH5 license, a programmable bridge card, and labeled WAN/LAN interfaces, the WAN
interface allows transparent interception by default. All other cases, all traffic is bypassed by default.
Reset Button
Restores the appliance to its factory defaults. All configurations are lost when you reset the appliance.
Installing the SG210
There are three methods of installing the SG210 appliance—placing it on a shelf or tabletop, mounting it
on a wall, or mounting it in an equipment rack.
Important: The SG210 ships with a pass-through card that is designed to fail open when the
appliance is powered down or loses power so that Web traffic remains uninterrupted. If
you prefer that the appliance fail closed, remove the pass-though card before mounting
the SG210 on a rack. See
Appendix A:Removing the Pass-Through Card
on page 43.
Placing the SG210 on a Shelf or Tabletop
For shelf or tabletop use, affix the four skid-proof rubber pads to the underside of the SG210.
Mounting the SG210 on a Wall
To mount the SG210 vertically on a wall, use the wall-mounting bracket, anchors, and screws; you also
need a drill and a Phillips screwdriver.
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Use the holes on the wall-mounting bracket to mark the positions on the wall for the two anchors; drill
holes in the wall just large enough to fit each anchor.