66 Installing the 7100 Series
Cabling
Powering the 7161 on or off
As the last step in the physical installation of the 7161 appliance, connect and
turn on the power. When the appliance powers on, you should hear the hard
drive spin up and the fans turn on, and see the LEDs and LCD screen light up.
The dual redundant power supplies on the 7161 are designed to connect to two
different power sources. An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is
recommended. Do not use extension cords.
Note:
A high pitched alarm sounds when power is supplied to only one power
supply on the appliance. To stop the alarm, connect the other power supply to a
power source.
To power the 7161 on for the first time
1
Connect the two power cords to the power sockets on the 7161.
2
Plug one of the power cords into an AC power source.
The 7161 powers up automatically and the alarm will sound.
3
Plug the second power cord into a different AC power source.
To power the 7161 on after the initial cabling
◆
The 7161 powers on automatically when first connected to a power source.
Powering the 7161 off before initial configuration
If you need to power the 7161 off before performing initial configuration, you
can use the master power switch or the Shutdown option on the LCD. After
initial configuration, you should power the appliance off by using the LCD menu
item or a command on the serial console.
See
“Powering off the appliance”
on page 152.
To power the 7161 off before initial configuration
◆
Do one of the following:
■
On the LCD panel, use the buttons to navigate to the
Shutdown Host
option on the LCD screen and press
e
.
■
On the back panel of the 7161, press and hold the master power switch
for approximately 5 seconds until you hear the fans stop.
Summary of Contents for 10521148 - Network Security 7161
Page 1: ...Symantec Network Security 7100 Series Implementation Guide...
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Page 16: ...8 Contents...
Page 24: ...16 Introduction Verifying the materials...
Page 52: ...44 Deploying the 7100 Series Symantec LiveUpdate accessibility...
Page 174: ...166 Maintaining and administering the 7100 Series Using the serial console...
Page 190: ...182 Re imaging and unconfiguring About migration...
Page 198: ...190 Specifications and safety Product certifications...
Page 214: ...12 Index...
