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ZPHA Installation Guide 

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ZPHA device installation

The ZPHA device enables the network traffic to continue to flow if the IPS or TPS system loses 
power. In the event of power loss to the IPS or TPS device, the ZPHA device bypasses the IPS/TPS 
device to provide continuous network traffic until power returns to the device. 

The ZPHA device is designed for use with IPS and TPS devices that do not have an integrated 
ZPHA component or the ability to use Smart ZPHA modules. The non-modular ZPHA device uses 
copper connections only, while the modular ZPHA device can use a combination of fiber and copper 
connections.

By using the ZPHA device in your network security system, network traffic and services can 
continue in the following situations:

If the IPS or TPS device loses power. 

If the IPS or TPS device requires a full reboot or power cycle. 

WARNING!  When the ZPHA device bypasses the IPS or TPS device, network traffic is not 
inspected or blocked. 

This section includes the following topics:

“ZPHA device hardware overview” on page 3

“ZPHA device installation” on page 7

“Crossover cable installation” on page 13

ZPHA device hardware overview

ZPHA devices include sets of relays that send network traffic from a network system to the IPS or 
TPS device for inspection and then sends back the inspected traffic from the IPS/TPS to the 
network system. The network system could be a single workstation, a server, or other network 
services. The non-modular device includes only copper relay connections. The modular device can 
include a combination of fiber and copper segment modules. 

The following table lists the ZPHA device chassis components.

Table 2-1 

ZPHA device components

Component

Description

USB ports (2)

USB ports to connect to the IPS or TPS device. The 
ports are located on the ZPHA device front panel for 
non-modular devices and the back panel for modular 
devices. 

The USB-type ports used to connect the IPS/TPS 
device and the ZPHA module are not standard USB 
ports. They are unique for sending and receiving 5 Volt 
DC power to the ZPHA module only.

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Страница 1: ...Part Number APEM07687 170111 TippingPoint Zero Power High Availability Installation Guide Modular and Non modular...

Страница 2: ...m collects and provides detailed instructions on how to disable the specific features that feedback the information Legal Notice Copyright 2018 Trend Micro Incorporated All rights reserved Trend Micro...

Страница 3: ...e located on the front or the back of the device The ZPHA device does not require any other type of power connection to function System grounding requirements Damage from Electromagnetic Static Discha...

Страница 4: ...PHA system complete the following steps 1 Inspect the packing container If you see any damage or other signs of mishandling inform both the local freight provider and TippingPoint before unpacking You...

Страница 5: ...ot inspected or blocked This section includes the following topics ZPHA device hardware overview on page 3 ZPHA device installation on page 7 Crossover cable installation on page 13 ZPHA device hardwa...

Страница 6: ...A device includes one type A and one type B USB port while the non modular ZPHA device includes two type B USB ports You can connect the IPS or TPS device to the ZPHA device through the A or B USB typ...

Страница 7: ...n take longer to establish the link As a best practice record the required link times of the network equipment connected to the ZPHA device Use this data to tune your network switching configurations...

Страница 8: ...ows the fiber segment modules Figure 2 5 Fiber segment modules 1 Zero Power HA Fiber Segment Module 2 Zero Power HA v2 Fiber Segment Module The following image shows the copper segment module Figure 2...

Страница 9: ...the ZPHA device continues to route network traffic to the device and the IPS TPS device blocks the traffic until the reboot sequence completes After the reboot sequence completes reconnect the nonstan...

Страница 10: ...The vertical hole spacing on the rack rails must meet standard EIA 310 C requirements which call for one inch 2 54 cm spacing 2 After installing the system case place a segment module into a segment...

Страница 11: ...e network traffic through the ZPHA device to the IPS TPS device Connect a cable from port A of the IPS TPS device to port A of the ZPHA device segment Connect a cable from port B of the IPS TPS device...

Страница 12: ...e and that traffic is passing through the ZPHA device If traffic is not passing you might need to use a crossover cable instead of a straight cable for one of the network connections See Crossover cab...

Страница 13: ...rd 19 or 23 inch rack The vertical hole spacing on the rack rails must meet standard EIA 310 C requirements which call for a one inch 2 54 cm spacing 2 Connect the RJ 45 copper cables to route network...

Страница 14: ...in configuration Use a daisy chain configuration to connect multiple ZPHA devices to a single IPS or TPS device A daisy chain setup might be necessary if you need ZPHA device protection for more than...

Страница 15: ...k devices connected to the ZPHA device are not auto MDIX enabled you might still need to use a crossover cable in your configuration The following figures display different installations of the ZPHA d...

Страница 16: ...k configuration For example if the network devices connected to the ZPHA device are both DTE devices or both DCE devices use a crossover cable to connect one of the network devices to the ZPHA device...

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