Oracle Talari T3010, Руководство по оборудованию

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| Oracle Talari T3010/T5000 | Hardware Guide
LAN/WAN Port Connectivity
Connect a configured Ethernet LAN port to the LAN side of your network. Connect the corresponding
configured WAN port to the WAN side of your network. As illustrated in
Figure 5
, port 1 corresponds to
port 2, while port 3 corresponds to port 4. For the T5000, port 5 corresponds to port 6, and port 7
corresponds to port 8.
Figure 5: LAN/WAN Ports and Bypass Pairs
The aforementioned port pairs can operate in bypass mode. This bypass capability allows the
appliance to forward Ethernet frames between the bypass port pairs in the event of power loss or
if the Talari Service is disabled.
The T3010 and T5000 ship with the assigned, default IP address of 192.168.0.2/30. The appliance
is accessible via the Management Auxiliary (AUX) port using the default IP address until the
management IP address is changed via the web console. Follow the instructions in the Talari APN
Appliance Quick Start Guide
to configure the appliance.
Untrusted Interfaces
Ethernet ports may be configured as untrusted interfaces. Untrusted interfaces connect to untrusted
zones that the administrator does not want to place within the normal switched or routed enterprise
network because of security or convenience. Non-Conduit traffic from the WAN to an untrusted
interface is unable to communicate to any network point inside of the Talari WAN. For example, a user
on the enterprise LAN cannot ping, or otherwise communicate with, any entity on the Ethernet
domain attached to an untrusted interface through the Talari Appliance or vice-versa. An untrusted
segment is entirely isolated from the rest of the network with the exception of the Talari WAN’s own
AES encrypted paths.