Garland EdgeLens INT10G8SR56 User manual

User Guide
INT10G8SR56 / INT10G8LR56
12/2022
Release Version: 4.22.1
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Table of Contents
1. Dashboard 6
Basic LED Indications 6
Dashboard Panel 6
LED Indications 6
Packet Broker 7
Dashboard Panel 7
LED Indications 7
Default Tap Mode 8
Dashboard Panel 8
LED Indications 8
Primary-Secondary Tap Mode 9
Dashboard Panel 9
LED Indications 9
Load Balance Tap Mode 10
Dashboard Panel 10
LED Indications 10
ATLB2 Chained Tap Mode 11
Dashboard Panel 11
LED Indications 11
2. System 12
System Info 13
General 13
Admin 13
Users 13
Groups 14
Authentication 14
Local Authentication Disable 15
Local Authentication Enable 15
TACACS Primary Authentication 15
TACACS Test 15
TACACS Ping Test 16
TACACS Secondary Authentication 16
TACACS Test 16
TACACS Ping Test 16
Network Settings 17
IPv4 / Disable 17
IPv4 Enable 17
IPv6 Enable 17
IPv6 Disable 18
Add SSL Certificate 18
Disable Using Uploaded SSL Certificate 18
Date & Time 19
Timezone 19
UTC 19
Manually Set Date & Time 19
NTP No Authentication (Symmetric) 20
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NTP Authentication (Symmetric) 20
Syslog 21
Syslog Test 21
SNMP 21
SNMP Test 22
Export Configuration 22
Import Configuration 22
Software Upgrade 23
Reboot 23
3. Bypass Taps 24
Default Tap Mode 25
Bypass Tap Name 25
Heartbeat Settings 26
Taps Settings 26
Monitor Ports 28
Primary-Secondary Tap Mode 30
Bypass Tap Name 31
Heartbeat Settings 31
Configure Primary-Secondary Tap Mode 31
Taps Settings 32
Switch To Primary 35
Monitor Ports 35
Load Balance Tap Mode 36
Bypass Tap Name 37
Heartbeat Settings 37
Configure Load Balance Tap Mode 37
Taps Settings 38
ATLB2 Chained Tap Mode 41
Configure ATLB2 Chained Tap Mode 42
Remove Entity Inline Appliance Member 42
Add Entity Inline Appliance Member 42
Remove Entity 43
Add Entity 43
Taps Settings 43
ATLB2 Chained Tap Mode GUI Indications 47
Normal 47
Entity Member Abnormal 48
Entity Bypass 49
Entity Removed From Chain 50
ATLB2 Chained Tap Forced Bypass 51
ATLB2 Chained Tap Bypass 52
4. Packet Broker 53
Tunnels 54
Encapsulate VXLAN Packets (VXLAN TX Only) 54
Decapsulate VXLAN Packets (VXLAN RX Only) 56
Encapsulate l2GRE Packets (GRE TX Only) 58
Decapsulate l2GRE Packets (GRE RX Only) 60
Filter Template 62
Load Balancing Group 63
Load Balancing Policy 63
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Config Map 64
Ingress 65
Filter 65
Egress 66
Egress Filter 67
Config Map Save 68
Modify a Config Map 69
Config Map Statistics 69
Delete Config Map 70
Config Map Priority 70
Method 1 71
Method 2 71
Enable/Disable Config Map 71
Disable Config Map 71
Enable Config Map 71
5. Port Info 72
Port Configuration 73
Port Description 73
Set Speed 73
Mode 73
Port Statistics 73
VLAN Tag 74
VLAN Strip 74
Port Statistics 74
Refresh 75
Clear 75
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1. Dashboard
This section provides an overview of the basic dashboard architecture, default port assignments and
LED indications. The port assignments and LED indications will change on the dashboard based on
configuration changes. The dashboard provides an exact detail of the unit’s faceplate. However
some LED indications that are displayed on the faceplate, are not displayed on the dashboard.
The dashboard provides access to the Bypass Taps, Packet Broker, Port Info and System configuration
options by selecting the desired option in the top menu bar. These options are covered in detail per their
specific sections.
Basic LED Indications
The basic LED indications are consistent regardless of configuration changes. The Ethernet and Serial
interfaces always indicate (GREEN). However, on the faceplate, the Ethernet Interface has LEDs to
indicate link and activity while there are no Serial Interface LEDs.
Dashboard Panel
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LED Indications
PS2 Power Supply 2 LED
PS1 Power Supply 1 LED
SYS System LED
Ethernet Interface Upper Left LED (always illuminated)
Serial Interface Lower Left LED (always illuminated)
Packet Broker
The packet broker section typically consists of ports 17 through 44. However, the available packet
broker ports are determined by the following conditions:
- The tap mode selected, default, load balance, primary-secondary or ATLB2 chained
- If tap monitor ports are applied
- If VXLAN or l2GRE tunnels are configured
Dashboard Panel
LED Indications
Port 17 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 18 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 19 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 20 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 21 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 22 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 23 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 24 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 25 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 26 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 27 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 28 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 29 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 30 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 31 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 32 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 33 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 34 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 35 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 36 Left Down Arrow Link LED
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Port 37 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 38 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 39 Left Up Arrow Link LED
Port 40 Left Down Arrow Link LED
Port 41 Right Up Arrow Link/Activity LED
Port 41.1 – 41.4 (split) Link LEDs
Port 42 Left Down Arrow Link/Activity LED
Port 42.1 – 42.4 (split) Link LEDs
Port 43 Right Up Arrow Link/Activity LED
Port 43.1 – 43.4 (split) Link LEDs
Port 44 Left Down Arrow Link/Activity LED
Port 44.1 – 44.4 (split) Link LEDs
* The right up/down arrows for ports 17 through 40 are activity LEDs. These LEDs are N/A in the GUI.
* The up/down arrow LEDs for ports 41 through 44 only indicate link in the GUI.
Default Tap Mode
In this mode, the network ports and inline appliance ports are defined by the system for the tap.
Dashboard Panel
LED Indications
L/A1 Tap 1 Network Port 1 Link/Activity LED
L/A2 Tap 1 Network Port 2 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
Port 9 Left Up Arrow Tap 1 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 10 Left Down Arrow Tap 1 Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A3 Tap 2 Network Port 3 Link/Activity LED
L/A4 Tap 2 Network Port 4 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 2 Bypass LED
Port 11 Left Up Arrow Tap 2 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 12 Left Down Arrow Tap 2 Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A5 Tap 3 Network Port 5 Link/Activity LED
L/A6 Tap 3 Network Port 6 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 3 Bypass LED
Port 13 Left Up Arrow Tap 3 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 14 Left Down Arrow Tap 3 Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A7 Tap 4 Network Port 7 Link/Activity LED
L/A8 Tap 4 Network Port 8 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 4 Bypass LED
Port 15 Left Up Arrow Tap 4 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 16 Left Down Arrow Tap 4 Inline Appliance Link LED
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* The right up/down arrows for ports 9 through 16 are activity LEDs. These LEDs are N/A in the GUI.
* The L/A1 through L/A8 LEDs only indicate link in the GUI.
Primary-Secondary Tap Mode
In this mode, the network ports and the primary inline appliance ports are defined by the system
for the tap. The secondary inline appliance ports will be automatically configured by the system
in the order assigned to the tap. The secondary inline appliance ports availability are considered
in vertical pairs, 17/18, 19/20, etc.
Dashboard Panel
LED Indications
L/A1 Tap 1 Network Port 1 Link/Activity LED
L/A2 Tap 1 Network Port 2 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
Port 9 Left Up Arrow Tap 1 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 10 Left Down Arrow Tap 1 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Up Arrow Tap 1 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Down Arrow Tap 1 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A3 Tap 2 Network Port 3 Link/Activity LED
L/A4 Tap 2 Network Port 4 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 2 Bypass LED
Port 11 Left Up Arrow Tap 2 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 12 Left Down Arrow Tap 2 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Up Arrow Tap 2 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Down Arrow Tap 2 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A5 Tap 3 Network Port 5 Link/Activity LED
L/A6 Tap 3 Network Port 6 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 3 Bypass LED
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Port 13 Left Up Arrow Tap 3 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 14 Left Down Arrow Tap 3 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Up Arrow Tap 3 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Down Arrow Tap 3 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
L/A7 Tap 4 Network Port 7 Link/Activity LED
L/A8 Tap 4 Network Port 8 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 4 Bypass LED
Port 15 Left Up Arrow Tap 4 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 16 Left Down Arrow Tap 4 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Up Arrow Tap 4 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Left Down Arrow Tap 4 Secondary Inline Appliance Link LED
* The right up/down arrows for the primary inline appliance ports 9 through 16 as well as the secondary
inline appliance ports X are activity LEDs. These LEDs are N/A in the GUI.
* The L/A1 through L/A8 LEDs only indicate link in the GUI.
Load Balance Tap Mode
In this mode, the network ports and initial inline appliance ports are defined by the system for the tap.
Each tap may have up to three additional inline appliance ports applied, total 4. The ports will be
automatically configured by the system in the order assigned to the tap. The ports availability are
considered in vertical pairs, 17/18, 19/20, etc.
Dashboard Panel
LED Indications
L/A1 Tap 1 Network Port 1 Link/Activity LED
L/A2 Tap 1 Network Port 2 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
Port 9 Left Up Arrow Tap 1 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 10 Left Down Arrow Tap 1 Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Even Left Up Arrow Tap 1 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
Port X Odd Left Down Arrow Tap 1 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
L/A3 Tap 2 Network Port 3 Link/Activity LED
L/A4 Tap 2 Network Port 4 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 2 Bypass LED
Port 11 Left Up Arrow Tap 2 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 12 Left Down Arrow Tap 2 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Even Left Up Arrow Tap 2 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
Port X Odd Left Down Arrow Tap 2 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
L/A5 Tap 3 Network Port 5 Link/Activity LED
L/A6 Tap 3 Network Port 6 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 3 Bypass LED
Port 13 Left Up Arrow Tap 3 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 14 Left Down Arrow Tap 3 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
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Port X Even Left Up Arrow Tap 3 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
Port X Odd Left Down Arrow Tap 3 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
L/A7 Tap 4 Network Port 7 Link/Activity LED
L/A8 Tap 4 Network Port 8 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 4 Bypass LED
Port 15 Left Up Arrow Tap 4 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 16 Left Down Arrow Tap 4 Primary Inline Appliance Link LED
Port X Even Left Up Arrow Tap 4 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
Port X Odd Left Down Arrow Tap 4 Additional Inline Appliance 2 through 4 Link LED
* The right up/down arrows for the inline appliance ports 9 through 16 as well as the additional
inline appliance ports X are activity LEDs. These LEDs are N/A in the GUI.
* The L/A1 through L/A8 LEDs only indicate link in the GUI.
ATLB2 Chained Tap Mode
When this mode is applied, the system automatically configures the following default configuration.
Ports 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8 Tap 1 Network Ports
Ports 9-16 Entity A Inline Appliance Ports
Ports 17-24 Entity B Inline Appliance Ports
Ports 25-33 Entity C Inline Appliance Ports
Ports 33-40 Entity D Inline Appliance Ports
Any previous configured database associated with ports 1 through 40 will be deleted when this mode is
applied. The network ports are paired, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8. The network traffic is chained through
entities A, B, C and D and load balanced to each entity's inline appliance ports.
Dashboard Panel
LED Indications
L/A1 Tap 1 Network Port 1 Link/Activity LED
L/A2 Tap 1 Network Port 2 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
L/A3 Tap 1 Network Port 3 Link/Activity LED
L/A4 Tap 1 Network Port 4 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
L/A5 Tap 1 Network Port 5 Link/Activity LED
L/A6 Tap 1 Network Port 6 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
L/A7 Tap 1 Network Port 7 Link/Activity LED
L/A8 Tap 1 Network Port 8 Link/Activity LED
BP Tap 1 Bypass LED
Port 9-15 Left Up Arrow Entity A Inline Appliance Link LED
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Port 10-16 Left Down Arrow Entity A Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 17-23 Left Up Arrow Entity B Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 18-24 Left Down Arrow Entity B Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 25-31 Left Up Arrow Entity C Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 26-32 Left Down Arrow Entity C Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 33-39 Left Up Arrow Entity D Inline Appliance Link LED
Port 34-40 Left Down Arrow Entity D Inline Appliance Link LED
* The right up/down arrows for the entity inline appliance ports 9 through 40 are activity LEDs.
These LEDs are N/A in the GUI.
* The L/A1 through L/A8 LEDs only indicate link in the GUI.
2. System
The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled under the System
panel.
System Info SNMP
General Export Configuration
Admin Import Configuration
Network Settings Software Upgrade
Date & Time Reboot
Syslog
1. Select System on the Dashboard Menu bar.
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The System panel will be displayed. The system configuration options will be displayed
on the left side of the panel.
System Info
The System Information panel displays the following.
Chassis Name Chassis Model Chassis Serial Number
MAC Address Software Version
1. Select System Info.
The System Information panel will be displayed.
General
The following configuration options may be displayed or modified.
Chassis Name
Key Press Timeout
1. Select General.
The General System Settings panel will be displayed.
2. Select Edit Configuration.
3. Enter the desired Chassis Name.
4. Enter the desired Key Press Timeout.
5. Select Save to save updates.
6. Select Cancel to return to the General System Settings panel.
Admin
The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled.
Users
Groups
Authentication
Local
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TACACS Primary
TACACS Secondary
1. Select Admin.
The Admin Settings panel will be displayed.
Users
The default user is “admin”. Changes to the default user “admin” are allowed. However, the “admin”
user may not be deleted. Users displayed on the Admin Settings panel are for local authentication
only, not used for TACACS.
1. Select Users + to create a new user.
The Create New User panel will be displayed.
2. Enter the Username.
3. Enter the Password.
4. Select the group for the user.
5. Select Save to save updates.
The new user will be displayed on the Admin Settings panel.
6. Select Cancel to return to the Admin Settings panel.
7. Edit the username, password or assigned group by selecting the pencil.
8. Delete the user by selecting the Red X.
Groups
The group defines the authorization for a user or group of users. A group may be used for local
or TACACS authorization. In Use “true” means that there is at least one local user assigned to
the group. If a group is used by TACACS, the In Use will indicate “false”. There are three default
groups, admin, OPER and NOC. All three groups may be modified, however only the OPER and
NOC groups may be deleted.
1. Select Groups + to create a new group.
The Create New Group panel will be displayed.
2. Enter the Group Name.
3. Select the desired privileges.
4. Select Save to save updates.
The new group will be displayed on the Admin Settings panel.
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5. Select Cancel to return to the Admin Settings panel.
6. Modify the group privileges by selecting the pencil.
7. Deleted the group by selecting the Red X.
If a group has at least one user assigned it cannot be deleted.
Authentication
Two authentication options are supported, local or TACACS. TACACS authentication supports two
options, primary and secondary. The TACACS primary and secondary options may be enabled or
disabled independently. Local or TACACS authentication may be enabled or disabled independently,
however, at least one option must be enabled. The TACACS primary or secondary function supports
IPv4 only, IPv6 is not supported.
1. Select Authentication Settings.
The Authentication Settings panel will be displayed. Local authentication is enabled by default.
Local Authentication Disable
1. Deselect Local Authentication.
Local authentication may only be disabled provided that TACACS authentication, primary
or secondary has previously been enabled.
2. Select Save.
Local Authentication Enable
1. Select Local Authentication.
2. Select Save.
TACACS Primary Authentication
1. Select Enable Primary.
The TACACS Primary panel will be displayed.
2. Enter the IP Address, IPv4 or IPv6.
3. Enter the Secret Word, (optional).
4. Select Save to save updates.
5. Select Cancel to return the Admin Settings panel.
TACACS Test
This option may be used to verify the authentication of a TACACS user, password and
authorization group. The TACACS Test option will be active only if TACACS authentication
has previously been enabled.
1. Select TACACS Test.
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The TACACS Test panel will appear.
2. Select Primary.
3. Enter the Username.
4. Enter the Password.
5. Select Test.
The GUI will display the results of the test, “Authentication Test Successful”. As well as
messages for “authentication:Success”, authorization:Success” and
“authorization:group:abcdef.
TACACS Ping Test
This option may be used to verify the network connectivity from the unit to the TACACS server.
The TACACS Ping option will be active only if TACACS authentication has been previously enabled.
1. Select TACACS 1 Ping.
The GUI will display the results of the ping, “TACACS 1 Ping Successful”.
TACACS Secondary Authentication
1. Select Enable Secondary.
The TACACS Secondary panel will be displayed.
2. Enter the IP Address, IPv4 or IPv6.
3. Enter the Secret Word, (optional).
4. Select Save to save updates.
5. Select Cancel to return the Admin Settings panel.
TACACS Test
This option may be used to verify the authentication of a TACACS user, password and
authorization group. The TACACS Test option will be active only if TACACS authentication
has previously been enabled.
1. Select TACACS Test.
The TACACS Test panel will appear.
2. Select Secondary.
3. Enter the Username.
4. Enter the Password.
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5. Select Test.
The GUI will display the results of the test, “Authentication Test Successful”. As well as
messages for “authentication:Success”, authorization:Success” and
“authorization:group:abcdef.
TACACS Ping Test
This option may be used to verify the network connectivity from the unit to the TACACS server.
The TACACS Ping option will be active only if TACACS authentication has been previously enabled.
1. Select TACACS 2 Ping.
The GUI will display the results of the ping, “TACACS 2 Ping Successful”.
Network Settings
Upon the initial turn up via the serial interface the IPv4 address, IPv4 gateway, IPv6 address and IPv6
gateway may have been already established. The IPv4 and IPv6 management interfaces may be
enabled or disabled independently as well as both enabled or disabled simultaneously. If the IPv4
and IPv6 management interfaces are disabled simultaneously, access is only allowed via the serial
interface. Any modifications made to any setting option will cause GUI disruption for about 60 seconds.
Also note that modifying the management interfaces may cause network disruption if prior consideration
and planning has not been performed.
The default system network configurations are as follows:
IPv4 enabled
IPv4 address 10.10.10.200
IPv4 gateway 10.10.10.1
IPv6 is disabled.
Via the GUI, the following options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled.
IPv4 Enable/Disable IPv4 Address IPv4 Gateway
IPv6 Enable/Disable IPv6 Address IPv6 Gateway
SSL Certificate Loaded
Using Uploaded SSL Certificate
1. Select Network Settings.
The Network Settings panel will be displayed with the current configuration
IPv4 / Disable
1. Deselect Enable IPv4.
2. Select Save.
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If the IPv6 management interface has not been enabled the GUI will display a
message “Disabling IPv4 and IPv6, GUI will disconnect. Are you sure?
3. Select OK.
IPv4 Enable
1. Select Enable IPv4.
2. Enter the desired Address.
3. Enter the desired Gateway.
4. Select Save.
IPv6 Enable
1. Select Enable IPv6.
2. Enter the desired Address.
3. Enter the desired Gateway.
4. Select Save.
IPv6 Disable
1. Deselect Enable IPv6.
2. Select Save.
If the IPv4 management interface has not been enabled the GUI will display a
message “Disabling IPv4 and IPv6, GUI will disconnect. Are you sure?
3. Select OK.
Add SSL Certificate
Uploading a custom SSL certificate involves two files. The cert.pem file and key.pem file. The unit will
validate these files during the upload. If the files do not match or one of the files are corrupted the unit will
abort the upload.
1. Select Add SSL Certificate.
The Select Certificate and Select Key File panel will appear.
2. Select Choose File for Select Certificate.
3. Select the desired cert.pem file.
4. Select Open.
5. Select the Choose File for Select Key File.
6. Select the desired key.pem file.
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7. Select Open.
8. Select Upload.
The GUI message will be displayed, “Please wait. Browser will refresh after 90 seconds”.
9. Verify SSL Certificate Loaded “true”.
10. Verify Using Uploaded SSL Certificate “true”.
Disable Using Uploaded SSL Certificate
1. Select Edit Settings.
2. Deselect Using Uploaded SSL Certificate.
3. Select Save.
The GUI message will be displayed,”Saved Settings. Changes will cause network
connectivity disruption for about 60 seconds”.
4. Refresh Browser.
5. Verify SSL Certificate Loaded “true”.
6. Verify Using Uploaded SSL Certificate “false”.
Date & Time
The following configuration options may be displayed, modified, enabled or disabled.
Timezone
UTC
NTP No Authentication (Symmetric)
NTP Authentication (Symmetric)
Time
Date
1. Select Date & Time.
The Date & Time Settings panel will be displayed.
Timezone
1. Select Edit Settings.
2. Select the desired Timezone using the pull down panel.
3. Select Save.
4. Select Cancel to return to the Date & Time Settings panel.
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UTC
1. Select Edit Settings.
2. Select the desired UTC using the pull down panel.
3. Select Save.
4. Select Cancel to return to the Date & Time Settings panel.
Manually Set Date & Time
1. Select Edit Settings.
2. Enter the Hours or use the up/down arrows to select.
3. Enter the Minutes or use the up/down arrows to select.
4. Enter the Date, MM/DD/YYYY or use the calendar to select.
5. Select Save.
6. Select Cancel to return to the Date & Time Settings panel.
NTP No Authentication (Symmetric)
The system supports an IPv4 or IPv6 address for NTP timing. If IPv4 is desired, then an IPv4
management interface must be assigned. If IPv6 is desired, then an IPv6 management interface
must be assigned. The system allows for an IPv4 and IPv6 management interface to be assigned
simultaneously.
1. Select Edit Settings.
2. Select NTP timing.
3. Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 Address.
4. Verify Authenticate, None.
5. Select Save.
The NTP Status will display “syncing”. Eventually the NTP Status will display “Synced”.
This can take several minutes.
6. Select Cancel to return to the Date & Time Settings panel.
NTP Authentication (Symmetric)
The system supports an IPv4 or IPv6 address for NTP timing. If IPv4 is desired, then an IPv4
management interface must be assigned. If IPv6 is desired, then an IPv6 management interface
must be assigned. The system allows for an IPv4 and IPv6 management interface to be assigned
simultaneously.
1. Select Edit Settings.
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