Symantec CAS S200 User manual

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01 Unpack the Appliance
Verify the contents of the shipping package for the Content Analysis appliance.
CASS200 CASS400 CASS500
AC power cords (number included) 122
Grounding hardware √
Null-modem serial cable √√√
Two/four post slide-rail kit Optional √ √
Rack-mount ears √ √
Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide √√√
Quick Start Guide (this document) √√√
Software License Agreement √√√
Hardware Warranty √√√
02 Connect Cables
Symantec recommends plugging in cables, verifying LEDs, and configuring and licensing
the appliance before rack-mounting it. If you would rather rack-mount the appliance before
performing configuration tasks, skip to Step 7—Rack-Mount the Appliance.
The following procedure describes a typical deployment for Content Analysis and ProxySG
appliances (as shown in the above illustration). For information on other deployments, see the
Administration & Reference WebGuide.
Note: Network cables are not included with the appliance. Make sure to use only straight-
through Ethernet cables. For 1000Base-T operation, Symantec recommends Category 5E cables
or better (Category 6 or 6A) for distances of 330 feet (100 meters).
To deploy the Content Analysis appliance and connect its cables:
a. Deploy the ProxySG appliance:
oDisconnect the Ethernet cable (if there is one) between the LAN switch and WAN router.
oConnect the ProxySG appliance to the LAN switch with a network cable.
• For SGS200 and SGS400 appliances, connect the 2:0 port to the LAN switch.
• For SGS500 appliances, connect the 1:0 port to the LAN switch.
• The appliance auto-negotiates 10/100/1000 Base-T speed and duplex settings.
oConnect the ProxySG appliance to the WAN router with a network cable:
• For SGS200 and SGS400 appliances, connect the 2:1 port to the WAN router.
• For SGS500 appliances, connect the 1:1 port to the WAN router.
Note: See the ProxySG Quick Start Guide for more information on ProxySG deployment.
b. Deploy the Content Analysis appliance:
oConnect the Content Analysis appliance’s 1:0 port to the ProxySG appliance with a
network cable. The appliance auto-negotiates the 10/100/1000 Base-T speed and duplex
settings.
oConnect the Content Analysis appliance’s SYS MGMT 0:0 port to the router leading to
the management network with a network cable.
Note: The Content Analysis appliance must be managed through the SYS MGMT 0:0 port.
The SYS MGMT port is identified as simply 0:0 during initial configuration.
c. Connect the Content Analysis appliance’s DB9 serial port to a serial terminal or workstation
with terminal emulation software. Use the included null-modem cable. The serial connection
is used to perform the appliance’s initial configuration.
d. For CASS500 appliances, attach the lug-
equipped end of the included grounding
wire (10AWG) to both grounding studs
on the appliance, securing it with the
star washers and M5 nuts. Attach the
other end of the grounding wire to a
proper earth-ground.
e. Connect the included AC power cord to the Content Analysis appliance’s power inlet on the
rear panel. Connect the other end of the power cord to a power source. If the appliance has a
second (redundant) power supply, connect it as well.
03 Power on the Appliance and Verify LEDs
To verify the appliance is operational:
a. Confirm the appliance’s power cords are securely connected to a power source.
b. If the appliance does not automatically power on, press the rear soft power switch.
Note: The state of the appliance’s soft power switch (on or off) is retained when power is
removed. This may necessitate pressing the power switch when reapplying power to the
appliance.
c. As the appliance boots, verify the following:
oThe Power LED turns amber.
oNear the end of the boot cycle, the Power LED alternates between amber and green,
indicating an unconfigured state.
oFollowing the initial configuration (see Step4), the Power LED turns green. In addition, the
LCD displays system statistics, which can be scrolled through with the Left/Right Arrows.
The front-panel LEDs indicate the following states::
oPower LED (•) Off: Powered off
(•) Amber: Booting
(•) Amber/green alternating: Unconfigured
(•) Green: Powered on and configured
oSys Status LED (•) Off: No status
(•) Green: Healthy
(•) Amber: Warning
(*) Amber blinking: Critical (or not licensed)
04 Perform the Initial Configuration
You must have the following network information to initialize the appliance:
oAppliance IP address oSubnet mask
oPrimary DNS server IP address oAdministrator username and
password
oDefault Gateway IP address
To perform the initial configuration for the appliance:
a. Confirm the appliance’s DB9 serial port is connected to a serial terminal or workstation with
terminal emulation software.
b. Open a terminal emulation program such as Microsoft HyperTerminal®, PuTTY, Tera Term, or
ProComm™.
c. Configure the terminal emulation software to use the following settings:
oBaud rate: 9600 bps oData bits: 1
oParity: none oStops bits: 8
oFlow control: none
d. Power on the appliance (if it is not already powered on) and, when prompted, press Enter
three times.
e. When prompted, enter network configuration parameters. If the appliance is connected to
a network, the Initial Configuration Wizard attempts to verify the DNS server address and
auto-detect link settings.
f. When prompted, assign a Username and Password to the administrator account.
Note: Following the initial configuration, the System Status LED blinks amber, indicating the
appliance has not yet been licensed (see Step5).
05 License the Appliance
After the Content Analysis appliance has been configured for network access, you must
license the appliance for full software functionality. When you purchase the appliance, you
will receive an e-fulfillment letter containing your appliance’s serial number and activation
code for subscription services. All Content Analysis components require a license to operate.
After you have verified that the base license has been installed, review the subscription
components and activate them as necessary.
To register the Content Analysis appliance:
a. Go to https://www.mysymantec.com/ and log in with MySymantec credentials.
b. Choose Licensing > Network Protection (Blue Coat) Licensing.
c. On the Network Protection Licensing Portal, on the left side, select Content Analysis Sys-
tem and click Software Anti-Virus Activation.
d. Enter the Appliance Serial Number and Activation Code (included in your e-fulfillment
letter) and click Submit.
e. When prompted with the Symantec License Agreement, select I Accept and click Submit.
The license is activated and the portal displays information about the license.
To download and install the license:
a. Open a browser and enter the appliance’s IP address and port number. For example,
an IP address of 192.168.2.42 with a port number of 8082 (the default) translates to:
https://192.168.2.42:8082
b. When prompted, enter the administrator Username and Password specified during the
initial configuration, then click Login.
c. In the web management console, choose System > Licensing.
d. Click Download License from Symantec. The appliance confirms the download and installation.
To activate license components:
a. In the web management console, choose System > Licensing. The Licensing Activation sec-
tion displays the available license components, their status, and whether they are active.
b. To activate a license component, click in the Active column to enable the checkbox.
c. Click Save Changes.
06 Perform a Graceful Shutdown
Before proceeding to rack-mounting the appliance, log in to the Content Analysis CLI and
perform a graceful shutdown of the appliance.
To perform a graceful shutdown:
a. Log in to the Content Analysis CLI (see Step 4).
b. When prompted, to access the CLI, press: 1
c. To access privileged commands, enter: enable
d. When prompted, enter the enable Password specified during the initial configuration.
e. Enter: shutdown
Warning: Do not power off the appliance with the soft power switch or by removing the power
cables! Abruptly removing power can result in irreparable data loss. Always use the shutdown
command from the CLI to power off the appliance.
Quick Start Guide
Content Analysis S200, S400, S500
RouterSwitch
Main Site
LAN
ProxySG Appliance
Management
Network
Content Analysis
Appliance
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BMC MGMT
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CASS200, CASS400, CASS500 Quick Start Guide
07 Rack-Mount the Appliance
The slide-rail mounting kit included with the CASS400 and CASS500 appliances (available as
an option for CASS200 appliances) allows the appliance to be rack-mounted in a two- or -four-
post equipment rack. The slide-rail kit includes the following parts:
Note: To rack-mount the appliance, you may need an M4 nut driver or adjustable wrench, #2
Phillips head screwdriver, and rack screws.
Note: The following procedure documents how to install the appliance in a four-post equipment
rack. For comprehensive information on rack-mounting the appliance, including other
configurations, see the S-Series Maintenance and Upgrade Guide at:
http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC9795
To install the appliance in a four-post equipment rack:
a. Disassemble the two slide-rail assemblies:
oFully extend each slide-rail by sliding out the inner rails until they reach the stop.
oRelease the white slide latches (toward the rear of the inner rails) and slide the inner rails
all the way out.
oSlide-rails are symmetrical and can be used with either side of the chassis.
b. Attach the two inner rails to the appliance:
oAlign each inner rail to the mounting posts on each side of the chassis. Slide the rail
toward either the front (CASS200 and CASS400) or rear (CASS500) of the chassis until
each of the mounting posts snap into place.
oSecure the inner rails to the appliance with M3 screws:
• For CASS200 and CASS400 appliances, use one M3 screw in the center of each rail.
• For CASS500 appliances, use two M3 screws in each rail.
c. For CASS200 and CASS400 appliances, install the two rack ears. Align them with the mount-
ing posts on the chassis sides near the front of the appliance and secure them with the included
fasteners.
d. Assemble the two slide-rails and install them in the rack:
oLoosely attach Rail_C to Rail_A. Secure the rails with three M3 screws inserted through
the slot in Rail_C and screwed into three holes in Rail_A. Make sure the screws are
equidistant from each other so the load will be evenly distributed on the rail. Do not yet
fully tighten the screws.
Note: The precise attachment location of the screws will depend on how far Rail_C will
extend or retract to fit the rack. It may be necessary to remove Rail_C from Rail_A to
determine the proper installation length.
oInstall the assembled slide-rails in the rack:
• Secure the front bracket for Rail_A to the outside front of the rack using two rack
screws. Do not yet fully tighten the screws. You will do so after the appliance is
installed in the rack.
• Extend or retract Rail_C to align the rear bracket with the outside rear of the rack.
Secure the bracket with two M3 screws. Do not yet fully tighten the screws. You will
do so after the appliance is installed in the rack.
• Tighten the side-mounting screws for Rail_C.
• Verify the slide-rail assemblies are installed at the same rack eight.
e. Install the appliance in the rack:
oAlign the inner rails attached to the appliance with the slide-rails in the rack and slide the
appliance half-way into the track.
oPress the gray locking tabs on the inner rails to slide the appliance all the way into the rack.
oSlide the appliance out of the rack, far enough to access the rack screws. Fully tighten
the rack screws for the front and rear brackets to secure the slide-rails to the rack.
oGently push the appliance all the way to the back of the rack and tighten the
thumbscrews on the retaining ears to prevent the appliance from sliding out.
f. Reconnect the cables as documented in Step 2—Connect Cables and verify the appliance is
functioning as in Step 3—Power On the Appliance and Verify LEDs.
CAUTION:
Before rack-mounting the appliance:
oPower off the appliance and disconnect all cables.
oVerify that the weight of the system does not exceed the rack’s
fully populated weight limit. For more information, refer to the
manufacturer’s instructions included with the rack.
oFor weight stability, load the rack from thebottomup.
oRead the “Rack Mount Warnings” section of the Safety and
Regulatory Compliance Guide.
oTake adequate safety and grounding measures to avoid creating an
electrical shock hazard and to prevent bodily injury.
Rail_C
Rail_A
Rail_C
Locking tab
Technical Support
oContact Information
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/contact-support.html
oMySymantec
https://www.mysymantec.com
Documentation
Content Analysis Software Documentation
ohttps://support.symantec.com/en_US/Documentation.html
On the Documentation page, type “Content Analysis Software” in the
P
roduct
N
ame
and select the software version from the drop-down menu
to see the available Administration & Reference WebGuide, Command Line
Interface Guide, and more.
Appliance Documentation
oS-Series Maintenance and Upgrade Guide
http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC9795
oS200 Series Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide
http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC10311
oS400 Series Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide
http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC9996
oS500 Series Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide
http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC10248
Inner Rail (2)
Rail_A (2)
Rail_C (2)
Rail_B (4) (used only for 2-post racks)
M4x4L screws (4)
M4x5L screws/washers (4)
M6 rack screws/washers (8)
M6 cage nuts (8)