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1 Overview Status LEDs You can monitor the basic operation of IP300 Series appliance and network interface cards (NICs) by checking their status LEDs. The system status LEDs are located on the front panel of the appliance, as Figure 6 shows. Figure 6 Appliance Status LEDs Power-status Voltage Fan problem Table 5 Appliance Status LEDs Status Indication Explanation Solid Power on LED Front Panel Symbol Solid Blinking Solid red Unit is experiencing an internal Voltage problem ! The unit is experiencing a temperature problem ! One or more fans are not operating properly, or a 5V, 3.3V, or 12V fuse is blown 18 Nokia IP300 Series Security Platform Installation Guide

Section	Page
Title Page	1
Contact Information	3
Contents	5
Figures	9
About this Guide	11
In this Guide	11
Conventions t his Guide Uses	12
Notices	12
Command-Line Conventions	13
Text Conventions	15
Related Documentation	16
1 Overview	17
About the Nokia IP300 Series Disk-Based Appliance	18
About the Nokia IP300 Series Flash-Based Appliance	19
Managing the IP300 Series Appliance	20
About the IP300 Series Appliance	21
Ethernet Management Ports	22
Built-in Console Port	23
Built-in AUX Port	25
Status LEDs	26
Site Requirements	27
Product Disposal	27
Software Requirements	29
2 Installing the Appliance	31
Rack Mounting the Appliance	31
Connecting Power and Turning the Power on	33
Connecting Network Interfaces	34
3 Performing the Initial Configuration	35
Using a Console Connection to Perform the Initial Configuration	36
Accessing Nokia Network Voyager	38
Accessing Network Voyager Reference Information	39
Network Voyager Reference Guide	40
Network Voyager Inline Help	40
Using Network Voyager to Monitor an IP300 Series Appliance	40
Using Nokia Horizon Manager	41
4 Installing and Replacing Network Interface Cards	43
Deactivating Configured Interfaces	44
Removing, Installing, and Replacing NICs	44
Before You Start	45
Configuring and Activating Interfaces	51
Monitoring Network Interface Cards	51
5 Connecting PMC Network Interface Cards	53
Four-Port and Two-Port 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Interface, PMC	54
Ethernet PMC NIC Features	54
Connectors and Cables	55
Two-Port V2 Gigabit Ethernet Card, PMC, Copper	57
Connectors and Cables	58
Two-Port Gigabit Ethernet Card, PMC, Fiber	60
Connectors and Cables	61
6 Installing and Replacing Other Components	63
Installing a PCMCIA Modem	64
Before You Start	64
Replacing a Hard-Disk Drive	65
Before You Start	66
Replacing or Upgrading Memory	70
Before You Start	71
Adding or Replacing DIMMs	72
Installing an Encryption Accelerator Card	75
Before You Start	76
Installing the Card	77
Configuring Software to Use Hardware Acceleration	80
Replacing the Battery	81
Before You Start	81
7 Installing PC Cards	85
Before You Begin	85
Installing a Flash-Memory PC Card	86
Storing System Logs on the Flash-Memory PC Card	86
Transferring Files with the Flash-Memory PC Card	87
8 Using the Boot Manager	89
Variables	90
Viewing the Variables and Other System Parameters	92
printenv	92
sysinfo	93
ls	94
Setting the Variables	94
setenv	94
unsetenv	95
setdefaults	95
setalias	95
unsetalias	96
Other Commands	96
halt	96
help	96
Booting the System	97
Using the Boot Manager to Install IPSO	97
Protecting the Boot Manager with a Password	98
Installing the Boot Manager	99
Upgrading the Boot Manager	100
9 Troubleshooting	103
General Troubleshooting Information	103
Troubleshooting Routing Problems	113
A Technical Specifications	119
Physical Dimensions	119
Space Requirements	119
NIC Interfaces	120
B Compliance Information	121
Declaration of Conformity	121
Compliance Statements	123
FCC Notice (US)	124
Index	127
A	127
B	127
C	127
D	128
E	128
F	128
G	128
H	128
I	128
L	128
M	129
N	129
O	129
P	129
R	129
S	129
T	130
U	130
V	130