F5 BIG-IP 1600, Руководство по платформе

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Finding additional information
In addition to this guide, there are other sources of documentation you can
use to work with the BIG-IP system. The information is available in the
guides and documents described below.
The following printed documentation is included with the BIG-IP system:
◆
BIG-IP system setup instructions
All hardware from F5 Networks contains printed system setup
instructions that describe the basic configuration steps required to get the
BIG-IP system up and running in the network.
◆
Configuration Worksheet
This worksheet provides you with a place to plan the basic configuration
for the BIG-IP system.
The following guides are available in PDF format on the F5 Technical
Support web site,
https://support.f5.com :
◆
BIG-IP
®
Systems: Getting Started Guide
This guide provides detailed information about installing upgrades to the
version 10.x BIG-IP system. It also provides information about licensing
the BIG-IP system software and connecting the system to a management
workstation or network.
◆
TMOS
™
Management Guide for BIG-IP
®
Systems
This guide contains any information you need to configure and maintain
the network and system-related components of the version 10.x BIG-IP
system. With this guide, you can perform tasks such as configuring
VLANs, assigning self IP addresses, creating administrative user
accounts, and managing a redundant system.
◆ Installation, Licensing, and Upgrades for BIG-IP
®
Systems
This guide provides detailed information about installing upgrades to the
version 9.x BIG-IP system. It also provides information about licensing
the BIG-IP system software and connecting the system to a management
workstation or network.
◆ BIG-IP
®
Network and System Management Guide
This guide contains any information you need to configure and maintain
the network and system-related components of the version 9.x BIG-IP
system. With this guide, you can perform tasks such as configuring
VLANs, assigning self IP addresses, creating administrative user
accounts, and managing a redundant system.