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Chapter 2: ProtectServer External 2 Installation and Configuration
Network Configuration
The ProtectServer External 2 is intended to be installed in a data center and accessed remotely over a
network. Network access is provided by two Ethernet LAN ports. The ProtectServer External 2 is also equipped
with an RJ-45 console port, used to provide serial access to the appliance for initial network configuration.
The network device interfaces (eth0 and eth1) and console port are located on the front of the appliance, as
illustrated below:
Console port
Connect a serial device to the ProtectServer External 2 to perform initial network configuration via PSESH. Use
the
Console
port to configure at least one of the network interfaces. Once you have configured an interface,
you can connect the appliance to the network and access PSESH to complete the network configuration.
Appliance configuration
The following network parameters are configured at the appliance level:
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Appliance hostname. A hostname is optional, unless you are using DNS.
Ethernet LAN device configuration
The ProtectServer External 2 is equipped with two individually-configurable Ethernet LAN network devices.
You can configure the following network settings for each device:
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IPv4 or IPv6 address. You can configure IPv4 addresses using static or DHCP addressing. IPv6 addresses
must be configured as static addresses.
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Network gateway. Devices must use a gateway appropriate for the network (IPv4 or IPv6).
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Network mask. IPv4 devices must use dotted-quad format (for example, 255.255.255.0). IPv6 devices can
use full or shorthand syntax.
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Static network route.
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DNS configuration. Although you configure DNS at the device level, the settings you configure for a device
are available to all devices on the appliance if the configured device is connected to the network. To ensure
DNS access, it is recommended that you configure each device. You can configure the following settings:
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DNS nameservers
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DNS search domains
These settings apply to static network configurations only. If you are using DHCP, the DNS search domains
and DNS nameservers configured on the DHCP server are used.
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Network device bonding
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