Checkpoint Smart-1 5050 Instruction Manual

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Smart-1 Installing and Removing
the SAN Card
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This document is for appliance models Smart-1 5050 and Smart-1 5150.
Safety Instructions
•Lift the appliance with assistance. To avoid injury, do not attempt to lift the
appliance by yourself.
•Opening or removing the appliance cover, while the appliance is powered on
may expose you to a risk of electric shock.
•Do not operate the appliance without the cover for more than five minutes.
Operating the appliance without the cover can result in component damage.
•Many repairs may only be done by a certified service technician. Only
perform troubleshooting and simple repairs as authorized in your product
documentation, or as directed by the technical support.
•We recommend that you always use an antistatic mat and antistatic strap on
your wrist, while working on components inside the appliance.
•To ensure proper operation and cooling, all bays in the appliance and
cooling fans must be always populated with a component or a blank.
For more information, see the
Enterprise Products Safety, Environmental, and
Regulatory Information
booklet supplied in the original appliance shipping
carton.

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Important - We recommend that only experienced personnel
install or remove hardware components. Installing or
removing components incorrectly can permanently damage
the Security Appliance.
Important - Make sure that you are electromagnetically
grounded when working with hardware components of the
appliance. ESD (electrostatic discharge) can damage the
appliance.
Hardware Components
Smart-1 5050
Item Description
1 Front panel
2 Riser 1
3 Riser 2
4 Rear panel

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Smart-1 5150
Item Description
1 Front panel
2 Riser 1
3 Rear panel
Procedure
Use the relevant install or replace workflow for your appliance. For each step in
the workflow, follow the instructions as described in the subsequent sections of
this guide.
To install a new expansion SAN card on Smart-1 5050 appliances:
1. Prepare the appliance with a shut down, halt and disconnection of power.
2. Remove the riser.
3. Replace the long bracket on the SAN card with a smaller bracket.
See Replacing the Bracket on a SAN Card at the end of the guide.
4. Install a new expansion SAN card into the riser.
5. Install the riser.

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6. Reassemble the appliance.
7. Install a transceiver.
To install a new expansion SAN card on Smart-1 5150 appliances:
1. Prepare the appliance with a shut down, halt and disconnection of power.
2. Install a new expansion SAN card into the riser.
We recommend that you populate the bottom-most slot first.
3. Reassemble the appliance.
4. Install a transceiver.
To replace an existing expansion SAN card on Smart-1 5050
appliances:
1. Prepare the appliance with a shut down, halt and disconnection of power.
2. Remove the riser.
3. Remove the existing expansion SAN card from the riser.
4. Replace the long bracket on the new SAN card with a smaller bracket.
See Replacing the Bracket on a SAN Card at the end of the guide.
5. Install a new expansion SAN card into the riser.
6. Install the riser.
7. Reassemble the appliance.
8. Install a transceiver.
To replace an existing expansion SAN card on Smart-1 5150
appliances:
1. Prepare the appliance with a shut down, halt and disconnection of power.
2. Remove the existing expansion SAN card from the riser.
3. Install a new expansion SAN card into the riser.
4. Reassemble the appliance.
5. Install a transceiver.

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Preparing the Appliance
To prepare the appliance:
1. Make sure to follow the safety instructions.
2. Shut down the appliance:
•In Gaia Portal:
Go to Maintenance > Shut Down, and click Halt
•In Gaia Clish:
Run: halt
3. Open the retention strap that secures the power cables to the PSUs.
This example shows AC PSUs:
4. If AC PSUs are installed in the appliance:
Disconnect the power cables from the AC PSUs.
5. If DC PSUs are installed in the appliance:
Disconnect the safety ground wires from the DC PSUs.
Disconnect the DC power connectors from the DC PSUs.
6. Remove the hook-and-loop straps that hold and secure the system cables,
if they interfere with the PSU removal.
7. Remove any other attached cables, if necessary.
8. Remove the appliance from the rack.
See the relevant
Installing the Telescoping Rails booklets for illustrated
installation procedures:
Smart-1 525 and Smart-1 5050 Telescoping Rails
http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/documentation_download?ID=58649

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Smart-1 5150 Telescoping Rails
http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/documentation_download?ID=58650
9. Put the Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) grounding strap on your wrist and
attach the other end to a grounding point.
10. Remove the appliance cover:
a) Use a flat or a Phillips head screwdriver to rotate the latch release lock
counter-clockwise to the unlocked position.
b) Lift the latch.
c) Slide the cover back.
The tabs on the cover should disengage from the guide slots on the
appliance.
d) Hold the cover on both sides and lift the cover away from the appliance.
Removing the Riser
Smart-1 5050
Hold the touch points and lift the riser, from the riser connector, on the system
board.
Removing expansion riser 1:

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Removing expansion riser 2:
Smart-1 5150
Press the release latches, and lift the riser from the riser connector on the
system board.

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Installing an Expansion SAN Card into the Riser
Smart-1 5050 and Smart-1 5150
1. Unpack the expansion SAN card and prepare it for installation.
Note -If the appliance is a Smart-1 5050, see Replacing the Bracket on a
SAN card
at the end of the guide.
2. If applicable, lift/pull the expansion SAN card latch and remove the filler
bracket.
3. Hold the card by its edges, and align the card edge connector with the
expansion SAN card connector on the riser.
4. Insert the card edge connector firmly into the expansion SAN card
connector until the card is fully seated.
5. Close/push the expansion SAN card latch.
Installing an expansion SAN card into the expansion riser 1 on Smart-1 5050:

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Installing an expansion SAN card into the expansion riser 2 on Smart-1 5050:
Installing an expansion SAN card into the expansion riser 1 on Smart-1 5150:
We recommend that you populate the bottom-most slot first.

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Removing an Expansion SAN Card from the Riser
Smart-1 5050 and Smart-1 5150
1. If applicable, lift the expansion SAN card latch(es) out of the slot.
2. Hold the expansion SAN card by its edges, and pull the card until the card
edge connector disengages from the expansion SAN card connector on the
riser.
Note -If you do not immediately install a replacement expansion SAN card
when a SAN card fails, leave the failed SAN card in place to ensure proper
appliance cooling until the new SAN card is installed.
Removing an expansion SAN card from the expansion riser 1 on Smart-1 5050:

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Removing an expansion SAN card from the expansion riser 2 on Smart-1 5050:
Removing an expansion SAN card from the expansion riser 1 on Smart-1 5150:

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Installing the Riser
Smart-1 5050
1. Holding the touch points, align the riser with the connector and the riser
guide pin on the system board.
2. Lower the riser into place until the riser connector is fully seated in the
connector.
Installing expansion riser 1:
Installing expansion riser 2:
Smart-1 5150
Align the guide rails on the riser with the standoffs on the side of the system.

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Lower the riser into the system until the riser connector engages with the
connector on the system board.
Reassembling the Appliance
To reassemble the appliance:
1. Install the cover.
a) Make sure all internal cables are routed correctly and connected, and
no tools or extra parts are left inside the system.
b) Align the tabs on the cover with the guide slots on the appliance.
c) Push the latch down.
d) Slide the cover forward.
The tabs on the cover should engage with the guide slots on the
appliance.
The latch should lock into place.
e) Use a flat or Phillips head screwdriver to rotate the latch release lock
clockwise to the locked position.

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2. Install the appliance into the rack.
See the relevant
Installing the Telescoping Rails booklets for illustrated
installation procedures:
Smart-1 525 and Smart-1 5050 Telescoping Rails
http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/documentation_download?ID=58649
Smart-1 5150 Telescoping Rails
http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/documentation_download?ID=58650
3. If you have transceivers for your expansion SAN card, install them now.
See Installing a Transceiver.
If not, install them later.
4. If AC PSUs are installed in the appliance:
Connect the power cables from the AC PSUs.
5. If DC PSUs are installed in the appliance:
Connect the safety ground wires from the DC PSUs.
Connect the DC power connectors from the DC PSUs.
6. If you opened the hook-and-loop straps, close them to secure the system
cables.
7. Make a loop and secure the power cables to the PSUs using the retention
strap.
This example shows AC PSUs:
8. Press the Power button on the front panel to turn on the Security
Appliance.

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Replacing a Transceiver
If your expansion SAN card contains removable transceivers, you can install and
replace these transceivers.
Note - The optical transceivers on the SAN card are delicate.
•Remove and install the transceivers carefully.
•Use ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) precautions such as an antistatic floor
mat and an antistatic wrist strap.
•Store transceivers in a safe place using ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
precautions such as antistatic bags.
To install a transceiver:
1. Push the transceiver into an expansion SAN card port gently until it snaps
into position.
2. Turn the transceiver latch lever up to lock into the expansion SAN card.
3. Connect the fiber optic cable to the transceiver.
To remove a transceiver:
1. Disconnect the fiber optic cables from the transceiver.
2. Pull the latch lever down to release the transceiver.
3. Gently, pull the transceiver out of the expansion SAN card.

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Attaching Cables
The Emulex Host Bus Adapter (16GFC) has two ports (Port 0 and Port 1) for
fiber optic cables.
These tables show the supported cables with length limitations for 16GFC.
Multimode Fiber Optic Cables with Short-Wave Lasers
Fiber-Optic Cable Maximum Length Min Length Connector
OM4: Multimode 50/125
micron fiber (4700
MHz*km bandwidth
cable)
4GFC: 0.5m to 400m
8GFC: 0.5m to 190m
16GFC: 0.5m to 125m
0.5m LC
OM3: Multimode 50/125
micron fiber (2000
MHz*km bandwidth
cable)
4GFC: 0.5m to 380m
8GFC: 0.5m to 150m
16GFC: 0.5m to 100m
0.5m LC
OM2: Multimode 50/125
micron fiber (500
MHz*km bandwidth
cable)
4GFC: 0.5m to 150m
8GFC: 0.5m to 50m
16GFC: 0.5m to 35m
0.5m LC
OM1: Multimode
62.5/125 micron fiber
(200 MHz*km
bandwidth cable)
4GFC: 0.5m to 70m
8GFC: 0.5m to 21m
16GFC: 0.5m to 15m
0.5m LC

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Viewing LEDs on the SAN Card
After the cabling is complete, make sure to see the LEDs on each port.
Self-Test Conditions and Results for the Ports
Green LED Yellow LED State
Off Off No SFP modules installed or boot
failure (dead board)
Off On POST failure (dead board)
Off Slow blink Boot failure after POST
Off Flashing POST processing in progress
On Off Failure in common code module
On On Failure in common code module
On 2 Fast blinks Normal (link up at 4GFC)
On 3 Fast blinks Normal (link up at 8GFC)
On 4 Fast blinks Normal (link up at 16GFC)
On 5 Fast blinks Normal (link up at 32GFC)

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Green LED Yellow LED State
Slow blink Off Normal link down
Fast blink Fast blink Beaconing
Replacing the Bracket on a SAN Card
The Emulex LPe31002 Dual, 16GFC Host Bus Adapter SFP+ ships with the short
bracket for the Smart-1 5050 appliance. The long bracket for the Smart-1 5150
appliance is in the carton.
If your appliance is a Smart-1 5150, you must replace the SAN card's bracket to
make the card fit into the appliance. This applies to the Smart-1 5150 only.
Note -The optical transceivers on the SAN card are delicate.
•Remove and install the transceivers carefully.
•Use ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) precautions such as an antistatic floor
mat and an antistatic wrist strap.
To remove the transceivers:
1. Pull the bail (handle) out and down to release the latch for a typical optical
transceiver.
2. Pull the transceiver gently (without force).
3. The transceiver slides out easily after the latch releases.
4. Remove the second optical transceiver.

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5. Store the transceivers in a safe place using ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
precautions such as antistatic bags.
To remove the bracket:
1. Remove the mounting bracket screws from the top of the adapter.
2. Remove the bracket.
3. Align the new bracket tabs with the holes in the adapter.
Note -
Be careful not to push the bracket past the EMI (Electromagnetic
Interference) compression tabs of the SFP+ (Small Form-Factor
Pluggable) transceiver cages.
Make sure that the LEDs for the SAN card ports align properly with
the holes in the bracket.
4. Reinstall the screws to attach the new bracket to the SAN card.
To reinstall the transceivers:
1. Slide the transceiver into the housing.
2. Gently engage the latch until it clicks.
3. Push the bail (handle) back into place.