IBM SP3001 User manual

IBM Security
IBM Security SiteProtector System
SP3001 Hardware Configuration Guide
Ve r s i o n 3 .0
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Note
Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in “Notices” on page 37.
This edition applies to Version 3.0 of the IBM Security SiteProtector System and to all subsequent releases and
modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.
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Contents
About this publication ........v
Contacting IBM Support ..........v
Chapter 1. Introduction to the
SiteProtector SP3001 Appliance ....1
How to Use the SP3001 appliance documentation . . 1
What is the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance? ....2
SiteProtector components ..........3
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows....4
Chapter 2. Before You Begin ......7
Requirements and considerations .......7
Pre-configuration checklists .........8
Chapter 3. Connecting and configuring
the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance . . 11
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance configuration
checklist ...............11
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel . . 12
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel . . 13
Connecting the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance. . . 13
Configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to
communicate with the network........14
Entering Network Information ........14
Installing and starting the SiteProtector Console . . 15
Installing the SiteProtector Console .....15
Starting the SiteProtector Console and logging on 16
Chapter 4. Configuring the
SiteProtector Console ........17
SiteProtector Console configuration checklist . . . 17
Installing license files ...........17
Securing SP3001 appliance passwords .....18
Setting the Database Administrator password . . . 18
Setting the Windows Administrator Password . . . 19
Setting the date and time ..........19
Chapter 5. Optional configuration tasks 21
Starting and shutting down the SiteProtector SP3001 21
Scheduling a server shut down or restart . . . 21
Configuring SNMP services .........22
Securing the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
hardware ...............22
Configuring other appliance settings ......22
Chapter 6. Troubleshooting ......25
Restoring factory defaults .........25
Appendix. Safety, environmental, and
electronic emissions notices .....27
Notices ..............37
Trademarks ..............38
Privacy policy considerations ........38
Statement of good security practices ......39
Index ...............41
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About this publication
This publication describes the information you need to configure the IBM Security SiteProtector System
SP3001 appliance hardware.
Audience
This guide is intended for network or security administrators or any other individuals who are
responsible for configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance and managing network security. This guide
assumes that you have a working knowledge of network devices and Microsoft administration tasks.
Scope
This guide provides procedures for configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware and
Windows administration options. This guide is designed to be a companion to the SiteProtector
documentation suite. After you have configured the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware, use the
IBM Security SiteProtector System Configuration Guide to configure the SiteProtector security management
software.
Contacting IBM Support
IBM Support provides assistance with product defects, answers FAQs, and helps users resolve problems
with the product.
Before you begin
Before you contact IBM Support, search for an answer or a solution by using other options first:
vSee the Support portfolio topic in the Software Support Handbook for information about the types of
available support.
vCheck IBM Technotes, accessible through the IBM Support Portal.
If you are unable to find an answer or a solution in the Support portfolio or in the IBM Technotes, check
to be sure your company or organization has an active IBM maintenance contract, and that you are
authorized to submit a problem to IBM, before you contact IBM Support.
Procedure
To contact IBM Support:
1. Define the problem, gather background information, and determine the severity of the problem. For
more information, see the Getting IBM support topic in the Software Support Handbook.
2. Gather diagnostic information.
3. Submit the problem to IBM Support in one of the following ways:
vBy using IBM Support Assistant (ISA), if the Service Request tool is enabled on your product.
– Any data that has been collected can be attached to the service request. Using ISA in this way
can expedite the analysis and reduce the time to resolution.
vOnline through the IBM Support Portal: You can open, update, and view all of your service
requests from the Service Request portlet on the Service Request page.
vBy telephone for critical, system down, or severity 1 issues. For the telephone number to call in
your region, see the Directory of worldwide contacts web page.
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Results
If the problem that you submit is for a software defect or is about missing or inaccurate documentation,
IBM Support creates an Authorized Program Analysis Report (APAR). The APAR describes the problem
in detail. Whenever possible, IBM Support provides a workaround that you can implement until the
APAR is resolved and a solution is delivered to you. IBM publishes resolved APARs on the IBM Support
website daily, so that other users who experience the same problem can benefit from the same resolution.
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Chapter 1. Introduction to the SiteProtector SP3001 Appliance
This chapter introduces the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance and describes the components and functions
of SiteProtector.
Topics
“What is the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance?” on page 2
“SiteProtector components” on page 3
“IBM Security Server Protection for Windows” on page 4
How to Use the SP3001 appliance documentation
Use this guide along with other SiteProtector documentation to find the information you need.
We explain how the information in the IBM Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Hardware Configuration
Guide is organized and list other documents in the SiteProtector documentation suite that you may use to
configure SiteProtector. We also provide links to SiteProtector documentation and IBM Security licensing
information.
Document organization
This document is organized into logical units, as described in the following table:
Chapter Description
Chapter 2, “Before You Begin,” on page 7 Contains background information, prerequisites, and
procedures for configuring the IBM Security SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance hardware.
Chapter 3, “Connecting and configuring the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance,” on page 11
Contains procedures for configuring the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance hardware and for accessing the
SiteProtector software on the SiteProtector SP3001
appliance from the SiteProtector Console. To support less
experienced users, this chapter provides significantly
more background information than the SiteProtector IBM
Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Quick Start Guide.
Chapter 4, “Configuring the SiteProtector Console,” on
page 17
Contains procedures for configuring the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance administration options using the
SiteProtector Console. If you configured the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance hardware using the SiteProtector IBM
Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Quick Start Guide,
start here to continue the configuration process.
Chapter 5, “Optional configuration tasks,” on page 21 Contains procedures for optional hardware and server
administration tasks.
The following table describes other documents in the SiteProtector documentation suite:
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Document Content
IBM Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Quick Start Guide Contains the minimal information required to configure
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware and to connect
it to the Console. If you are an experienced hardware
administrator and do not need significant background
information about the tasks that you perform, consider
using this Quick Start Guide to configure the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware.
IBM Security SiteProtector System Configuration Guide Contains information about configuring, updating, and
maintaining the SiteProtector security management
software.
IBM Security SiteProtector System Policies and Responses
Configuration Guide
Contains information about configuring policies and
responses, including Central Responses.
IBM Security SiteProtector System Information Center (Help) Contains all the procedures that you need to use
SiteProtector, including some procedures that may not be
available in PDF-based user documents.
Latest product documentation
For the latest product documentation including SiteProtector-related documents in portable document
format (PDF), go to the IBM®Security Product Information Center at http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/
sprotect/v2r8m0/index.jsp.
License agreement
For licensing information on IBM Security products, download the IBM Licensing Agreement from
http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/iss/html/contracts_landing.html.
What is the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance?
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance is a hardware implementation of SiteProtector that includes
preinstalled instances of the required SiteProtector components on a single, rack-mountable appliance.
Included components
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance components and agents include the following:
vComponents that provide the basic functionality necessary to accept, monitor, and analyze network
events, such as the Agent Manager or Event Collector. See “SiteProtector components” on page 3 for a
description of each component.
vComponents that provide additional security and management functions, such as the SiteProtector
Reporting component or the SecurityFusion module.
vIBM Security Server Protection for Windows (formerly Proventia Server for Windows), which provides
host security protection for the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
SiteProtector components by type
The following table provides a list of the required and optional SiteProtector components and agents that
SiteProtector manages:
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Installed SiteProtector Components Optional SiteProtector Components
Agent Manager
Console (user must install separately)
SiteProtector Database
Event Collector
SiteProtector Reporting
SP Core (See “SiteProtector components” for details)
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows
SiteProtector SecurityFusion module
Event Archiver
Event Viewer
X-Press Update Servers
Included licenses
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance includes licenses for the SiteProtector Reporting component, IBM
Security Server Protection for Windows, and the SecurityFusion module.
SiteProtector components
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance consists of required and optional SiteProtector components that
provide the base functionality necessary to accept, monitor, and analyze network events. Depending on
your Site requirements, you may need to install more than one of some components.
Component descriptions
The following table describes the SiteProtector components:
SiteProtector Component Description
Agent Manager The Agent Manager manages the command and control activities of the Desktop
Protection agents, IBM Security Server Protection, and Proventia Network MFS,
X-Press Update Server, and Event Archiver; and it also facilitates data transfer
from agents to the Event Collector.
Console The SiteProtector™Console is the main interface to SiteProtector where you can
perform most SiteProtector functions, such as monitoring events, scheduling
scans, generating reports, and configuring agents. You can also use the
SiteProtector Console to configure the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance's
administration options.
Event Archiver The Event Archiver provides the capability to archive security events to a
remote location, thereby reducing the number of events that the database must
store.
Note: See the SiteProtector Configuration Guide for information about configuring
the Event Archiver.
Event Collector The Event Collector manages real-time events from sensors and agents as well
as vulnerability data from scanners.
Event Viewer The SiteProtector Event Viewer receives unprocessed events from the Event
Collector to provide near real-time access to security data for troubleshooting.
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SiteProtector Component Description
Reporting module The Reporting module generates graphical summary and compliance reports
that provides the information that you need to assess the state of your security.
Reports cover vulnerability assessment, attack activities, auditing, content
filtering, Desktop Protection security, SecurityFusion™and virus activity.
SecurityFusion module The SiteProtector SecurityFusion module greatly increases your ability to
quickly identify and respond to critical threats at your Site. Using advanced
correlation and analysis techniques, the module identifies both high impact
events and patterns of events that may indicate attacks.
Impact analysis — The module correlates intrusion detection events with
vulnerability assessment and operating system data and immediately estimates
the impact of events.
Site Database The SiteProtector database stores raw agent data, occurrence metrics (statistics
for security events triggered by agents), group information, command and
control data, and the status of X-Press Updates (XPUs).
SP Core The SP core includes the following components:
vThe application server, which includes the Sensor Controller component,
enables communication between the SiteProtector System Console and the
SiteProtector database.
vThe X-Press Update Server stores X-Press Updates (XPUs) downloaded from
the IBM Security Download center and makes them available to the agents
and components on the network. The Update Server eliminates the need to
download updates for similar products more than once and allows users to
manage the update process more efficiently.
vSiteProtector Web Access is a interface that provides easy access to
SiteProtector for running reports and monitoring assets and security events.
SiteProtector Firmware SiteProtector firmware consists of the operating system and the database that
runs on the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware.
Standalone X-Press Update
Servers (optional)
In addition to the X-Press Update (XPU) Server that is installed with the SP
Core, you can install standalone X-Press Update Servers on separate computers.
System requirements
See the “Hardware and software requirements” topic under Planning in the Information Center (online
Help) for information regarding system requirements.
Note: The “Hardware and software requirements” topics apply only to add-on components because the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware meets all SiteProtector requirements.
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows
An embedded version of the IBM Security Server Protection for Windows is installed and configured on
the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware and is delivered with a security policy that is predefined for
the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance's operating system and configuration.
Purpose of IBM Security Server Protection
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows, formerly Proventia Server for Windows, is a comprehensive
security application that protects the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance and your network from the
following:
vtheft of corporate information, passwords, and other sensitive information
vattempts to use the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to attack other systems
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IBM Security Server Protection features
The following table describes the IBM Security Server Protection features that are enabled on the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance:
Feature Description
Intrusion prevention IBM Security Server Protection includes an intrusion
prevention system that alerts you to attacks and blocks
threats to the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance and to your
network. IBM Security Server Protection captures
information about an intruder and logs suspicious
activity, which preserves evidence of the attack.
Firewall IBM Security Server Protection:
vprovides powerful firewall capabilities that inspect all
inbound and outbound traffic on the computer for
unauthorized activity
vcan control network communication based on port, IP
address, and protocol
vblocks unauthorized activity without affecting normal
traffic
Buffer overflow exploit prevention IBM Security Server Protection can prevent exploits
based on buffer overflows. Some intruders attempt to
send more data to the buffer than it can handle. This can
enable intruders to effectively take control of the
computer.
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Chapter 2. Before You Begin
This chapter provides requirements, considerations, and pre-configuration checklists. Review this
information before you install the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware in a rack or connect the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to a network.
Topics
“Requirements and considerations”
“Pre-configuration checklists” on page 8
Requirements and considerations
Certain requirements and considerations apply to the configuration process in this guide. Review these
requirements and considerations before you begin to configure the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
Where to configure the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
You must configure some basic SiteProtector SP3001 appliance settings -- IP address, subnet mask, default
gateway, DNS server, and host name -- using the appliance's LCD panel. After the SiteProtector SP3001 is
initially configured, management of the appliance is performed primarily through a Remote Desktop
session using standard operating system tools.
Important consideration for rack-mounted appliances
Record the Product Key of the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance's operating system before you install it.
This Product Key can be found on the Certificate of Authenticity (COA) that is affixed to the appliance or
in the accessory box. You will need the operating system Product Key if you need to restore the appliance
to its factory defaults.
Additionally, record the appliance's SQL Server license Product Key and Tracking IDs, also found on the
COA. You will need the SQL Server license Product Key and Tracking IDs in the event of an RMA return.
The COA may become inaccessible if you install the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance in a rack.
Important: If you need to restore the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to its factory defaults, you must
know the Product Key. See “Restoring factory defaults” on page 25.
Unsupported configurations
IBM Security does not support customized configurations. To avoid putting the SiteProtector SP3001
appliance in an unsupported state, do not do the following:
vinstall, reinstall, or remove applications from the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
vadd the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to a network domain in which domain group policies require
Windows Automatic updates
vapply hardened Windows security policies that could make the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
unusable
To return the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to a supported state, you must restore the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance to its factory image or default settings, which erases all data, including events, from the
database.
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Reference: See “Restoring factory defaults” on page 25.
Automatic restarts
To ensure that important configuration changes are saved, the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
automatically restarts. This only occurs if you change the following settings:
vIP address
vHost name
vServer language
Updating the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
Ensure that the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance has the latest firmware and intrusion prevention updates
installed. The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance retrieves updates from the IBM Security Download Center,
which is accessible over the Internet. For more information about product issues and updates, see the
IBM Security Download Center at http://www.iss.net/download/.
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows
IBM Security Server Protection for Windows, formerly IBM Proventia Server Intrusion Prevention System
(IPS), is designed to provide optimum protection in typical environments. IBM Security Server Protection
is configured to block suspicious activity and certain types of communication. See the IBM Security Server
Protection for Windows User Guide for more information.
To ensure that you can troubleshoot and monitor the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance remotely using
widely accepted protocols, the following types of traffic are allowed on the SiteProtector SP3001
appliance:
vICMP traffic
vRemote desktop
vSNMP
Important: Do not change the IBM Security Server Protection policy settings unless absolutely necessary.
Pre-configuration checklists
Review the checklists in this topic to ensure that you have the items you need before you proceed with
the configuration process.
This topic includes the following checklists:
vInformation required
vCables required
Information required checklist
To establish network connectivity, you must enter specific information about your network. Use the
checklist in the following table to collect this information:
USetting Description
Management Port IP Address An IP address for the management network adapter.
Example: 192.168.1.100
hYour setting:
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USetting Description
hManagement port subnet mask The subnet mask value for the network connected to
the management port.
Example: 255.255.255.0
hYour setting:
hManagement port default gateway The IP address for the management gateway.
Example:192.168.1.1
hYour setting:
hHost name The computer name for the SiteProtector SP3001
appliance.
Example: SP3001
hYour setting:
hDNS server name The IP address of the domain name server that the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance will use.
Example: 192.168.1.1
hYour setting:
Cables required checklist
You must use certain cables to connect the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to the network and to a power
source. These cables are included with the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance:
UItem
hEthernet cable
hTwo (2) Power cords (included with the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware)
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Chapter 3. Connecting and configuring the SiteProtector
SP3001 appliance
The first step is to connect the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware to the network so that you can
begin managing the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance. This chapter provides procedures for configuring the
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to communicate with the network and for starting the SiteProtector
Console.
Attention: IBM Security does not support customized configurations on the appliance. Therefore, do not
install, reinstall, or remove applications on the appliance.
Adding your IBM Security SiteProtector appliance into a domain can cause unintended consequences
depending on domain group policies.
Example:
vHardened security policies can render the appliance unusable.
vGroup policies forcing Windows Automatic Updates can place the appliance in an unsupported state.
To return the appliance to a supported state, you must restore the appliance to its factory image or
default settings, which erases all data, including events, from the database. For more information, see
“Restoring factory defaults” on page 25.
Note: In prior SiteProtector appliance models (SP1001 and SP2001), management of the appliance was
handled using the Console to configure various appliance settings. Beginning with the SP3001 model,
many of the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance settings are managed with standard operating system tools
that you can access using a Remote Desktop session on the appliance.
Note: You can use the IBM Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Quick Start Guide instead of the
procedures in this chapter if you are an experienced network administrator, and you anticipate that your
configuration will be straightforward. The IBM Security SiteProtector System SP3001 Quick Start Guide
provides minimal guidance.
Topics
“SiteProtector SP3001 appliance configuration checklist”
“The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel” on page 12
“The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel” on page 13
“Connecting the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance” on page 13
“Configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to communicate with the network” on page 14
“Installing and starting the SiteProtector Console” on page 15
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance configuration checklist
The process of configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware requires that you perform tasks
in a certain order. Follow the steps in this topic when you configure the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
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Prerequisites
Before you configure your SiteProtector SP3001 appliance, you must have completed the following tasks:
vEnsure that you meet the requirements for configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
See “Requirements and considerations” on page 7.
vGather the initial configuration items, including cables and network information.
See “Pre-configuration checklists” on page 8.
Checklist
Use the checklist in the following table as a guide to help you perform the tasks in this chapter. The
check boxes are provided as a convenience to help you check off the tasks as you complete them:
UTask Description
h1 Connect the cables and start the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
See Chapter 3, “Connecting and configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance,” on page 11.
h2 Specify network information, such as IP addresses, gateways, and subnet masks.
See “Configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to communicate with the network” on page
14.
h3 Download, install, and point the SiteProtector Console to the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
See “Installing and starting the SiteProtector Console” on page 15.
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel consists of multiple features.
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel
The following figure shows the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance front panel:
Front panel features
The following list describes the front panel features.
vA: LCD panel - use for initial network configuration, restarting or shutting down the appliance,
viewing the serial number of the appliance, and setting the appliance PIN.
vB: Arrow and enter keys - use to select menu choices and interact with the appliance using the LCD
panel.
vC: Serial console RJ-45 port - use for optional terminal-based setup, diagnostic testing, and recovery.
vD: USB ports (3) - for keyboard, mouse, and external DVD-ROM to retrieve data and install firmware.
Figure 1. SP3001 appliance front panel
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vE: Indicators - to display status for alerts (amber), system ID (blue), and power (green) respectively.
vF: Power switch - to power the unit on or off.
vG: Management interfaces (2 GbE NICs) - use Management port 0 to manage the SiteProtector
appliance; management port 1 is unused. The Management port handles all network communication.
vH: VGA video port - for external monitor.
Note: Use the VGA port when you perform a procedure that requires a monitor to be attached, such as
restoring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to a supported state as covered in “Restoring factory
defaults” on page 25.
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel
The SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel includes cooling fans, fan status indicators, power
connections, and power supplies.
SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel
The following figure shows the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance back panel:
Back panel features
The following list describes the back panel features.
vA: Cooling fans (3)
vB: Cooling fan status indicators (3)
vC: Power connections (2)
vD: Power supplies (4)
Connecting the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance
Follow these instructions to connect the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance.
Procedure
1. Connect the power cords to the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance and to the power source.
Important: You must connect both power cords to the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to prevent
warning signals from sounding.
2. Connect the Ethernet cable from the network to management port 0.
3. Turn on the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance. “IBM Security SiteProtector SP3001” appears on the LCD
panel.
Note: It may take several minutes for this message to appear.
Figure 2. SP3001 appliance back panel
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Configuring the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to communicate with
the network
You must configure the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance before it can communicate with the network.
When you connect the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance to the network for the first time, you must enter
some or all of the following information in the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance's LCD panel:
vIP Address
vsubnet mask
vgateway address
vDNS Server
vhost name
CAUTION:
Do not change the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance's host name or the IP address after the appliance has
established communication with an external device. Doing so prevents the SiteProtector SP3001
appliance from communicating with the SiteProtector Console and any other external device. To
re-establish this communication, you may be required to manually reconfigure the public and private
keys that are exchanged between these devices, which can be a time-consuming and error prone
process.
SP3001 LCD panel
The following table describes the buttons on the LCD panel:
Use this button... To do this...
Move left between digits. Referred to as the LEFT button.
Move right between digits. Referred to as the RIGHT
button.
Move down or specify digits. Referred to as the DOWN
button.
Move up or specify digits. Referred to as the UP button.
Enter information, or confirm a selection and move to a
new screen. Referred to as the ENTER button.
Entering Network Information
Procedure
1. Locate the LCD panel on the front of the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance, and make sure that “IBM
Security SiteProtector SP3001” appears on the screen.
2. Press the ENTER button. The Appliance PIN screen appears.
Note: If you want to require that users enter a personal identification number (PIN) to use the LCD
panel, see “Securing the SiteProtector SP3001 appliance hardware” on page 22.
3. Press the DOWN button.
4. When the message appears asking you to confirm that you want to change your configuration, select
OK, and then press ENTER. A default IP address appears.
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