Tipping Point 660N User manual

Check LEDs
To ensure the system is working correctly, check the following LEDs on
the front of the device.
•Copper Ports.
—Link LED. Green indicates that the port is linked and ready for
data.
—Activity LED. Blinking Amber indicates the port is passing data.
•Fiber Ports.
—Link LED. Green indicates that the port is linked and ready for
data.
—Activity LED. Amber indicates the port is passing data.
•Management Port.
—Link LED. Green indicates that the port is linked and ready for
data.
—Activity LED. Blinking Amber indicates the port is passing data.
Complete initial setup configuration
After powering up the device, the TippingPoint Setup wizard displays
on the COM port terminal. The wizard prompts you to perform basic
device configuration tasks and periodically input information.
Perform the initial setup and verify connectivity
1. Following the prompts in the setup wizard:
A. Create a super user account and password.
B. Specify a device management IP address. This will be used to
manage the device over the network.
C. Specify a Network Mask, Host Name, and Host Location.
D. Type Ato save your changes. To edit your entries, type C.
2. If you have not done so, use a network cable to connect the man-
agement port to the management network.
3. From an SSH terminal, ping the device management IP address to
verify connectivity.
4. Connect to the device:
A. From an SSH terminal, connect to the device and login
through the command line with the super username and
password.
B. To login to the device fromthe Local Security Manager (LSM)
application, enter the IP address or hostname of your IPS
device in your browser Address bar. For example: https://
123.45.67.89.
Where to go next
After completing the setup, the device will pass traffic using the default
filter configuration that automatically recognizes and blocks traffic
that is known to be malicious at all times, under all conditions, in all
network environments. You can perform additional configuration,
administrative, and management tasks using either of the following
methods:
• From the LSM, you can perform further configuration,
administrative, and management tasks. For details, see the
TippingPoint Local Security Manager User’s Guide.
• From the CLI, you can run the setup wizard again using the setup
command. This command provides additional configuration
options. You can also use other CLI commands to manage the device.
For details, see the Command Line Interface Reference.
If you will manage the device using the SMS, refer to the TippingPoint
Security Management System User’s Guide for details.
Note: When using the command line interface,
configure the terminal emulation package to transmit a
Ctrl-H character when the Backspace key is pressed.
Part Number: TECHD-0000000284, Rev A07
Device Numbers: TPRN0660BAS96, TPRN1400BAS96,
TPRN2500B0S96, TPRN5100B0S96
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Quick Start
TippingPoint N Platform
READ ME FIRST. Before using this document, read the TippingPoint
Operating System Release Notes for details on any late-breaking changes
to the installation and configuration instructions. Download the
Release Notes from the Threat Management Center (TMC) at
https://tmc.tippingpoint.com. All other product documentation is
available from the TMC.
The Quick Start guide provides basic instructions to install and
configure the TippingPoint 660N, 1400N, 2500N, or 5100N. The
TippingPoint N Platform devices ship with the following interfaces and
components:
• 10 1GbE copper ports paired into 5 1GbE segments
• 10 1GbE fiber ports paired into 5 1GbE segments
• 1 1GbE copper management port
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• Compact Flash drive
• USB interface for external ZPHA device
The 2500N/5100N devices also include:
• 2 10GbE ports paired into 1 10GbE segment
• a module bay that may be used to install a TippingPoint Smart ZPHA
Module
Note: The fiber ports do not include SFP or XFP modules.
For detailed TippingPoint N Platform hardware information and
installation instructions, consult the TippingPoint N Platform Hardware
Installation and Safety Guide.
CAUTION: The TippingPoint-provided Compact Flash
card must be installed before the power cables are
connected.

The TippingPoint N Platform Chassis
Refer to the following diagrams when configuring the TippingPoint
N Platform devices.
Note: The 660N and 1400N do not include the ZPHA module bay or
the 10GbE segment ports.
Figure 1: Front Panel
Figure 2: Back Panel
Attach the device to a rack
Load the rack from the bottom to the top with the heaviest component
at the bottom. If you plan to add more TippingPoint devices to your
network, provide space in the rack for additions. Ensure that the
weight is evenly distributed and the rack is stable.
Install the Compact Flash card
The TippingPoint Compact Flash card must be installed before you
connect the power. The card is included with the packaging kit.
Remove the card from its case and insert it into the Compact Flash slot
in the front of the device.
The card is managed via the command line interface (CLI) with the
compact-flash and conf t compact-flash commands. Refer
to the TippingPoint Command Line Interface Reference Manual 3.x.
Connect the Console Port
The initial configuration for the TippingPoint N Platform is performed
using the command line interface (CLI) on a console directly
connected to the device through the console port.
To attach the console port connection
1. Connect the RJ-45 null modem cable to the console port on the
unit.
2. Connect the other end of your cable (standard-sized female DB-9
connector) to your VT100-compatible terminal or your computer.
Use the following terminal settings for the Console port:
• Baud rate: 115.2 Kbps
• Character size: 8 bits
•Parity:None
•StopBits:One
•FlowControl:None
Connect Segments
The TippingPoint N Platform devices can aggregate and redirect traffic
across 1GbE copper or fiber segments or, in the case of the 2500N/
5100N, a 10GbE fiber segment.
To attach network connections to segments
1. Attach the cable for incoming traffic to the A port on the segment.
2. Attach the cable for outgoing traffic to the B port on the segment.
3. Connect the cables to the appropriate ports on your network
router.
Note: If you are using a TippingPoint Core Controller to distribute
network traffic, attach the cables to the Core Controller 1GbE
segment ports. Refer to the Core Controller documentation for more
information.
Connect the power
After you connect power to the device according to the appropriate
procedure, turn on the power using the switch at the back of the device.
Note: The DC power supply is available only for the TippingPoint
2500N and 5100N.
AC Power
1. Locate the male power input on the back of the chassis.
2. Plug one end of a standard female power plug into the power
input.
3. Plug the other end into an AC outlet, power strip, or UPS. The
power should meet the following requirements:
• Voltage: 100-240 VAC
•Current:8-5amps
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
You can turn the power on using the power switch on the back of the
unit.
DC Power
1. Locate the ground symbol and the two threaded inserts on the
back of the chassis.
2. Attach a 12 AWG ground wire to the chassis using #10 hardware.
The wire should be crimped with a ring lug.
3. Locate power input terminal block on the back of the chassis and
remove the plastic cover from the terminal block.
4. Attach the 12 AWG DC power wires to the power input terminal
block labeled -48V and RTN. The power wires should be crimped
with lug spades to ensure a secure connection.
5. Connect the other side of the power cable to the SELV power
source. The power source should meet the following require-
ments:
• Voltage: -36 to -60 Vdc + 20% SELV
• Current: 16/8 Amps
6. Replace the plastic cover on the terminal block.
CAUTION: Failure to replace the terminal block cover
exposes you to a risk of severe injury from electric shock.