Symantec 10521148 Implementation Guide - Page 209

Advanced Network Options field, Symantec Network Security

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in-line 31, 35 of interfaces in interface group 112 online 38 passive 30 monitored networks 108, 109, 112, 114 monitoring cabling for in-line mode 50 cabling for passive mode 50 configurations 29 default interfaces 107 events and incidents 127 group 103 in passive mode 30 interface fields 107 interface status 133 interfaces on 7120 18 interfaces on 7160 19 interfaces on 7161 20 traffic, default method 30 N NAT address 89 connecting to 89 initial configuration, LCD 70, 72, 73, 76 initial configuration, serial 78, 79, 81, 82 netmask 70, 147 network activity LEDs 24 advanced options 104 asymmetric traffic patterns 33 blocking traffic 31 boot 23, 179 bypass unit 35 connections 49 device 38, 45, 52, 177 fail-open 35 interrupting traffic 33 LEDs 130 licensed bandwidth 30 load 132 local 70 management 42, 88 monitored 108, 109 NAT 71 private for imaging 175 segments, passive monitoring 30 SESA 42 topology 101 traffic in bypass unit 38 Index 7 traffic rate 98 Network Security console about 10, 85 connecting to administration IP 89 connecting to node 70, 72, 78, 79 deployment 42 installing on Linux 88 installing on Windows 87 Java installation 87 Java version 87 launching on Linux 89 launching on Windows 89 Linux requirements 86 system requirements 85 upgrading 181 verify parameters with 39 Windows requirements 86 Network Security. See Symantec Network Security NIC types 185 node adding 105 Advanced Network Options field 104 appliance 102 backup 141 CF configuration of 83 changing IP 156 default 102 editable fields 102 editing 105 interface objects 105 IP 103 licensing 91 LiveUpdate 43 ManHunt 181 master 102 NAT 70, 72 Node Options tab 103 number 74, 103 rebooting 151 restore 141 serial configuration of 77 single 102 slave 102 status parameters 132 sync password 75 unconfigure 168

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Index
in-line
31, 35
of interfaces in interface group
112
online 38
passive 30
monitored networks
108, 109, 112, 114
monitoring
cabling for in-line mode
50
cabling for passive mode
50
configurations 29
default interfaces
107
events and incidents
127
group 103
in passive mode
30
interface fields
107
interface status
133
interfaces on 7120
18
interfaces on 7160
19
interfaces on 7161
20
traffic, default method
30
N
NAT address
89
connecting to
89
initial configuration, LCD
70, 72, 73, 76
initial configuration, serial
78, 79, 81, 82
netmask
70, 147
network
activity LEDs
24
advanced options
104
asymmetric traffic patterns
33
blocking traffic
31
boot
23, 179
bypass unit
35
connections 49
device
38, 45, 52, 177
fail-open 35
interrupting traffic
33
LEDs 130
licensed bandwidth
30
load 132
local 70
management
42, 88
monitored
108, 109
NAT 71
private for imaging
175
segments, passive monitoring
30
SESA 42
topology 101
traffic in bypass unit
38
traffic rate
98
Network Security console
about
10, 85
connecting to administration IP
89
connecting to node
70, 72, 78, 79
deployment 42
installing on Linux
88
installing on Windows
87
Java installation
87
Java version
87
launching on Linux
89
launching on Windows
89
Linux requirements
86
system requirements
85
upgrading 181
verify parameters with
39
Windows requirements
86
Network Security.
See
Symantec Network Security
NIC
types 185
node
adding 105
Advanced Network Options field
104
appliance 102
backup 141
CF configuration of
83
changing IP
156
default 102
editable fields
102
editing 105
interface objects
105
IP 103
licensing 91
LiveUpdate 43
ManHunt 181
master 102
NAT
70, 72
Node Options tab
103
number
74, 103
rebooting 151
restore 141
serial configuration of
77
single 102
slave 102
status parameters
132
sync password
75
unconfigure 168