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Configuring a Sensor, Configuration overview, Establish a Sensor naming scheme

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McAfee® Network Security Platform 6.0 Adding a Sensor Pin # 1 2 3 4 Signal TxD+ FO TxD- FO RxD+ TxD+ FC 5 TxD- FC 6 RxD- 7 8 Direction on Sensor (See text above.) Input Reserved for use in the fail-closed dongle. Input These pins are terminated to ground through a 75 ohm resistor & capacitor. Configuring a Sensor This section describes how to configure a McAfee® Network Security Sensor (Sensor). This information is generic to all Sensor appliance models. Note: The information presented in this chapter was developed based on devices in a specific lab environment. All Sensors used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If you are working in a live network, please ensure that you understand the potential impact of any command before using it. For more information on the available Sensor CLI commands, see the CLI Guide. Configuration overview At a high level, the process of configuring the Sensor involves the following steps. Detailed instructions follow in subsequent sections of this chapter. 1 (Pre-installation) Establish a Sensor naming scheme (on page 45) for your Sensors. 2 Install and bring up the Sensor. (This information is described in detail in the Product Guide for each Sensor model.) 3 Add the Sensor to Manager (on page 48) using the McAfee® Network Security Manager (Manager) Configuration page. 4 Configuring the Sensor (on page 46) with a unique name and shared key value. 5 Configuring the Sensor (on page 46)'s network information (for example, IP address and netmask, Sensor name, and so on). 6 Verify that the Sensor is on the network. (See Configuring the Sensor (on page 46)) 7 Verify connectivity between the Manager and the Sensor. (See Verifying successful configuration (on page 49)) Establish a Sensor naming scheme Once you have configured a Sensor with a name, you will be unable to change the name without reconfiguring the Sensor. McAfee recommends that you establish an easily 45

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McAfee® Network Security Platform 6.0
Adding a Sensor
Pin #
Signal
Direction on Sensor
1
TxD+ FO
(See text above.)
2
TxD- FO
3
RxD+
Input
4
TxD+ FC
Reserved for use in the fail-closed
dongle.
5
TxD- FC
6
RxD-
Input
7
8
These pins are terminated to ground
through a 75 ohm resistor & capacitor.
Configuring a Sensor
This section describes how to configure a McAfee
®
Network Security Sensor (Sensor).
This information is generic to all Sensor appliance models.
Note:
The information presented in this chapter was developed based on devices in
a specific lab environment. All Sensors used in this document started with a cleared
(default) configuration. If you are working in a live network, please ensure that you
understand the potential impact of any command before using it. For more
information on the available Sensor CLI commands, see the
CLI Guide
.
Configuration overview
At a high level, the process of configuring the Sensor involves the following steps. Detailed
instructions follow in subsequent sections of this chapter.
1
(Pre-installation) Establish a Sensor naming scheme (on page
45
) for your Sensors.
2
Install and bring up the Sensor. (This information is described in detail in the
Product
Guide
for each Sensor model.)
3
Add the Sensor to Manager (on page
48
) using the McAfee
®
Network Security
Manager (Manager) Configuration page.
4
Configuring the Sensor (on page
46
) with a unique name and shared key value.
5
Configuring the Sensor (on page
46
)’s network information (for example, IP address
and netmask, Sensor name, and so on).
6
Verify that the Sensor is on the network. (See
Configuring the Sensor (on page
46
))
7
Verify connectivity between the Manager and the Sensor. (See
Verifying successful
configuration (on page
49
))
Establish a Sensor naming scheme
Once you have configured a Sensor with a name, you will be unable to change the name
without reconfiguring the Sensor. McAfee recommends that you establish an easily
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