Sns en SNrange Installation Guide
Sns en SNrange Installation Guide
SN310 model 29
Table of contents SN-XS-Series-170 and SNi10 models 30
SN-S-Series-220 and SN-S-Series-320 models 31
Foreword 4 SN510 and SN710 models 32
Products concerned 4 SN-M-Series-520 models 33
Recommendations on the operating SN910 model 34
environment 4 SN-M-Series-720 and SN-M-Series-920 models35
Regulations 6 SN1100 model 36
Introduction 7 SN2100 and SN3100 models 37
Administration tools 7 SN-L-Series-2200 and SN-L-Series-3200
models 39
Upon receiving your firewall 9 SN6100 model 41
Integrity of the product 9 SN-XL-Series-5200 or SN-XL-Series-6200
Contents of the packaging 10 models 41
SNi20 model 43
Safety rules 12 SNi40 model 45
All models except SNi20, SNi40 and SNxr1200 model 48
SNxr1200 12
SNi10, SNi20, SNi40, and SNxr1200 Network connectors 53
models 14 RJ45 Ethernet connectors 53
Fiber Ethernet connectors (all models except
Installation precautions 16 SN160, SN210, SN310 and SNxr1200) 58
Conditions of use (all models except Extension modules (SN710 and upwards) 63
SNi20, SNi40 and SNxr1200) 16
Conditions of use (SNi10, SNi20, SNi40 Initial connection to the product 68
and SNxr1200 models) 17 Requirements 68
Connecting to the mains 19 Connections 68
Connecting a DC power supply unit (SN- Configuration 70
XS-Series-170, SNi10, SNi20, SNi40 and Startup 71
SNxr1200) 20 Shutting down 80
Connecting to the network 21 General remarks 81
Installation in a 19" rack and cabinet 22 Updating the license 83
Installing SN160, SN160W, SN210, Retrieving licenses 83
SN210, SN310, SN-XS-Series-170, SN-S- Install license 83
Series-220, SN-S-Series-320 and SNi10
models on a 19" cabinet shelf 22 Documentation & assistance 84
Installing SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN- Documentation 84
XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S- MyStormshield personal area 84
Series-320 and SNi10 models on a 19" Knowledge Base 84
cabinet 1U shelf 23 Help desk 84
Fastening SN160, SN160W, SN-XS-
Series-170 and SNi10 models to a wall 25 Appendix A. Resetting firewalls 85
Installing SN510, SN-M-Series-520, All models except SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-
SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720 and SN- Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200, SN-
M-Series-920 models in a 19" cabinet 25 XL-Series-6200, SNi40 and SNxr1200 85
Installing SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN- SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100,
L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN-XL-Series-5200, SN-XL-Series-6200, SNi40
SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL- and SNxr1200 models 87
Series-6200 model in a 19" cabinet 25
Installing SN-XS-Series-170, SNi10, Appendix B. Storing logs 88
SNi20 and SNi40 models on DIN rails 26 External log storage on SD cards (SN160,
SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN-XS-
Presentation of the SNS range 27 Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-320,
SN160 and SN160W models 27 SNi10 and SNi20) 88
SN210 and SN210W models 28
Foreword
We strongly recommend that you read this whole document before installing a Stormshield
Network Security firewall.
This document presents the Stormshield Network Security range models marketed by
Stormshield. In it, we explain the process of the physical installation needed to integrate an
appliance into your network architecture. It also provides the necessary details for adding
transceivers and network modules to SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-
Series-920, SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-
Series-5200, SN-XL-Series-6200, SNi20 and SNi40 models.
The aim of this document is to allow you to quickly integrate a Stormshield Network Security
firewall into your network but does not provide any information on how to configure the
product. Several documents (guides and technical notes) explaining the configuration of the
firewall are available in the Network Security section of the Stormshield documentation
website: [Link]
For more information on using and configuring your firewall, refer to the SNS user guide.
Products concerned
SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN-XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-
320, SN510, SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100,
SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200, SN-XL-
Series-6200, SNi10, SNi20, SNi40 and SNxr1200.
NOTE
For earlier products in the Stormshield Network Security range (SN150, SN200, SN300, SN500,
SN700, SN900, SN2000, SN3000 and SN6000), refer to the 2016 version of this Product
presentation and installation guide.
Definition
On an Evaluation Assurance Level or EAL scale of 1 to 7, the Common Criteria evaluate a
product’s capacity to provide security functions for which it had been designed, as well as the
quality of its life cycle (development, production, delivery, operation, and updates).
Introduction
The installation of a firewall is often part of implementing a global security policy. To ensure
optimal protection of your assets, resources and information, installing a firewall between your
network and the Internet is only the first step. This is mainly because the majority of attacks
come from the inside (accidents, disgruntled employees, dismissed employee having retained
internal access, etc.). And anyone would agree that installing a steel security door defeats its
purpose when the walls are made of paper.
Stormshield Network Security therefore adopts and applies the usage recommendations
defined in the Common Criteria in its administration suite and firewalls. These
recommendations set out the usage requirements to meet to ensure that your firewall operates
within the context of the common criteria certification.
For further information on Common Criteria compliance, go to:
[Link]
Security watch
Check regularly for the Stormshield security advisories published on
[Link]
Always apply updates if they fix security flaws on your firewall. Updates are available here:
[Link]
the installation of the firewall or for maintenance operations outside of normal production
use,
l In charge of defining the profiles of other administrators,
l The premises where the firewalls are stored must only be accessed under this
IT security environment
Stormshield Network Security firewalls must be installed in line with the current network
interconnection policy, and must be the only gateways between the various networks to which
the information flow control policy has to be applied. They are scaled according to the
capacities of the adjacent devices or these devices restrict the number of packets per second,
positioned slightly below the maximum processing capacities of each appliance installed in the
network architecture.
Regulations
Certifications
Part 15 Subpart B
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Stormshield Network Security. Designed to protect networks of all sizes,
Stormshield Network Security - SNS range appliances are pre-configured: no hardware or
software installation is needed and no UNIX knowledge is necessary, just a user-friendly
configuration via a graphical interface.
The Stormshield Network Security (SNS) range consists of 26 products:
SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN-XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-
320, SN510, SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100,
SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200, SN-XL-
Series-6200, SNi10, SNi20, SNi40 and SNxr1200.
The architecture of the new-generation SNS range was specifically designed to maximize the
performance of the Stormshield Network Security protection engine. Complex application traffic
is therefore inspected at high speed at the heart of the network and without discernible latency
(less than 1 millisecond).
Hardware acceleration for data encryption also anticipates multiple high-speed VPN sessions.
The SNS firewall makes it possible to define incoming or outgoing access control rules. Its
concept is simple: any incoming or outgoing transmission passing through the firewall is
monitored, allowed or blocked according to the rules, packet by packet.
The SNS firewall is based on a sophisticated packet filtering mechanism that provides a high
level of security. All firewalls integrate the ASQ (Active Security Qualification) technology
developed by Stormshield Network Security. This technology makes it possible detect and
block hacking attempts in real time: illegal packets, denial of service attempts, anomalies in a
connection, port scans, buffer overflows, etc.
In an intrusion attempt, depending on the instructions set in the security policy, the SN firewall
blocks the transmission, generates an alarm and stores the information linked to the packet
which set off the alarm. You will therefore be able to analyze the attack and trace its source.
The SNS firewall not only allows you to prevent, or restrict to just certain services, incoming
connections on your network, but also makes it possible to monitor your internal users' Internet
usage (HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.). You can also monitor your users by authenticating them via an
internal or external authentication database.
The SNS firewall also manages port and address translation mechanisms. These mechanisms
provide security (by masking your internal address range) and flexibility (by enabling the use
of any private internal addressing range) and reduce costs (by enabling the provision of several
servers on the Internet with a single public IP address).
Stormshield Network Vulnerability Manager, the risk management solution, is based on the
detection of applications and the associated vulnerabilities. It allows you to quickly zero in on
the most vulnerable hosts, identify affected applications and know which bug fixes to apply.
Lastly, the SNS firewall includes VPN gateway functions allowing you to establish encrypted
tunnels with other VPN equipment. In this way, your communications between sites or with
your mobile users may be secured even while using an insecure communication infrastructure
like the Internet.
Administration tools
Thanks to the web administration interface, you can administer your Stormshield Network
Security firewall from the operating system of your choice. The new firewall configuration
interface, accessible from a web browser, benefits from the latest breakthroughs in user
friendliness and simplicity of use.
Monitoring tab
The dashboard gives an overview of information relating to the firewall’s activity and its
configuration.
The Logs - Audit logs module, available on firewalls equipped with storage media, allows you to
read logs generated by appliances and stored locally. These logs are grouped by views, i.e., by
alarm, connection, web log, etc. Advanced filters make it possible to analyze logs even deeper.
In the Reports module, you will be able to view how Internet access is used, which attacks your
firewall has blocked, and which hosts are vulnerable on your corporate network. Many
interactive features allow you to modify the configuration of your firewall. These reports appear
as Top 10 lists in Web, Security, Viruses, Vulnerabilities and Spam.
The Monitoring module shows graphs and data in real time, and history graphs can be added to
these if this option is enabled in the Report configuration module.
Seals
IMPORTANT
If this seal is missing or has been tampered with, contact your
distributor as soon as possible to find out why the packaging has been
opened.
Figure 1: "Stormshield Quality seal"
label
Identification labels
Warranty label
A warranty label is pasted on all firewalls. Once this label is torn, the
warranty will be void.
IMPORTANT
Take note of your registration password (1) and your serial number (2). You will be asked for
these during the installation and registration of your product.
Product label
This label, found on your product, provides information relating to the firewall, such as the part
number and the product's electrical power characteristics.
l Three Wi-Fi antennae to be screwed to the back of the appliance (SN160W and SN210W).
SN-XS-Series-170, SNi10, SNi20 and SNi40 models are equipped with a fastener for a 35 mm-
wide DIN rail (EN50022 standard).
NOTE
As SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN510, SN-XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-
Series-320, SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100 and
SNi10 firewalls can be installed on a desk or in a rack, their non-slip rubber feet come separately.
l Quick Installation Guide (accessible via QR code on SN-XS-Series-170 and SNi10 models),
l Installation guide for mounting the firewall in a rack (SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-
Safety rules
Before installing anything, carefully read and follow the safety instructions.
IMPORTANT
You must use the power adapter provided with the product.
Prior to plugging any equipment into a -48VDC power supply module (SN1100,
SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200
and SN-XL-Series-6200 models)
Special considerations for equipment connected to a DC mains supply:
l Please follow IEC, NEC, ANSI/NFPA 70 and CEC, Part I, C22.1 for all relevant field wiring
the protective earth circuit, using a yellow-green cable with these minimum ratings:
o 1.5 mm² (16 AWG) on SN1100, SN2100 and SN3100 models,
l The equipment must be connected to the DC mains supply with an approved switch or
breaker.
l The equipment must only be connected to the DC mains supply with cables that have these
minimum ratings:
o 1.5 mm² (16 AWG) on SN1100, SN2100 and SN3100 models,
are authorized to do so. A seal label protects all Stormshield Network Security firewalls from
being opened.
Your warranty will be rendered null and void as soon as you dismantle a Stormshield Network
Security firewall on your own.
IMPORTANT
Never dismantle your Stormshield Network Security appliance, as doing so may cause hardware
accidents and/or bodily harm.
IMPORTANT
Do not insert objects into the appliance’s vents – this may hinder the rotation of an internal fan
or damage it, causing the appliance to overheat. This may also cause a short-circuit that may
lead to the breakdown of the appliance.
IMPORTANT
Copper Ethernet cables connected to your Stormshield Network Security firewall must not be
connected to other appliances located in other buildings.
In line with legal safety requirements, anyone performing any operation on a Stormshield
Network Security range product must know and follow the safety indications below:
To the attention of maintenance teams:
WARNING
DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED. REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME OR
EQUIVALENT TYPE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER. DISCARD USED BATTERIES ACCORDING
TO THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.
Only qualified personnel from an approved maintenance center can perform operations on this
component.
If a hardware issue occurs on your firewall or if one of the accessories does not match its
description, contact your certified partner.
Assembly in a cabinet
For a racked installation, place heavier appliances in the lower section of the rack and lighter
elements in the higher section. Refer to the section Installation in a 19" cabinet and rack for
details on how to install an appliance in a racking bay.
Precautions
l Installation kit: use only the installation kit supplied with the product for rack mounting.
l Elevated Operating Ambient Temperature - If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack
assembly, the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than
room ambient. Therefore, consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an
environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature (Tma) specified by the
manufacturer.
l Reduced Air Flow - Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of
air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised.
l Mechanical Loading - Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that hazardous
conditions due to uneven mechanical loading are avoided.
l Circuit Overloading - Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to
the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent
protection and supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings
should be used when addressing this concern.
l Reliable Earthing - Reliable earthing of rack-mounted equipment should be maintained.
Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to
the branch circuit (e.g. use of power strips).
l Leakage current - considerations should be given to the summation of leakage currents
when installing the equipment in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly.
are authorized to do so. A seal label protects all Stormshield Network Security firewalls from
being opened.
Your warranty will be rendered null and void as soon as you dismantle a Stormshield Network
Security firewall on your own.
IMPORTANT
Never dismantle your Stormshield Network Security appliance, as doing so may cause hardware
accidents and/or bodily harm.
IMPORTANT
Copper Ethernet cables connected to your Stormshield Network Security firewall must not be
connected to other appliances located in other buildings.
In line with legal safety requirements, anyone performing any operation on a Stormshield
Network Security range product must know and follow the safety indications below:
To the attention of maintenance teams:
WARNING
DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED. REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME
OR EQUIVALENT TYPE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER. DISCARD USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.
Only qualified personnel from an approved maintenance center can perform operations on this
component.
If a hardware issue occurs on your firewall or if one of the accessories does not match its
description, contact your certified partner.
Installation precautions
A firewall is a central device in your network, so it requires special attention. Install it under
optimal conditions.
NOTE
Instructions on how to connect products are also given in the SNS Quick Installation Guide.
IMPORTANT
When firewalls are in storage, they have to be powered up for a 24-hour period at least once
every two years, to allow the internal electrolytic capacitors to reform. Failure to do so may
compromise their reliability.
WARNING
The firewall must be installed in compliance with state-of-the-art conditions of secure installation,
i.e., in a protected office or other premises with limited access. To guarantee the integrity of the
product and to avoid compromising the security of your installation, all unauthorized access to
the firewall must be prevented.
NOTE
Ensure that the cables do not obstruct passageways to prevent them from being pulled out or
the product from falling.
Do not install and/or use your Stormshield firewall close to an area where inflammable objects
are stored or used. Your Stormshield firewall is intended for indoor use (office environment or
other IT environment), away from areas that may receive rainfall, floods or excessive humidity.
It must be installed away from sources of shocks, vibrations, and dust, in an environment
where the temperature conforms to the product's specifications.
The ideal ambient temperature is around 25°C. The tables below set out the operational
temperature, storage temperature and humidity level for all models of SNS range.
SN6100 model
Operating temperature Relative humidity operating (%) Storage temperature Relative humidity storage
(%)
+0° to +40°C 0% to 90% at +40°C (+104°F) -20° to +70°C 5% to 95%
(+32° to +104°F) non-condensing (-4° to +158°F) non-condensing
IMPORTANT
Avoid in particular direct exposure to sunlight. Always keep adequate distance around the
appliance’s vents in order to guarantee a free flow of air, thereby preventing the possibility of
overheating.
IMPORTANT
Do not place objects on your Stormshield Network appliance.
IMPORTANT
Stormshield Network Security appliances have been tested, and comply with the limits defined
for Class A digital devices, in line with section 15 of the FCC regulation. The purpose of these
limits is to provide reasonable protection from harmful interference that may arise when an
appliance is used in a commercial environment. Stormshield Network Security firewalls generate,
use and potentially emit radioelectric waves that may cause harmful interference to radio
communications if not installed and used according to the instructions in the manual. Using your
appliance in a residential area may cause harmful interference. If this is the case, the user will
need to resolve these issues at his own expense.
Stormshield Network Security firewalls comply with the requirements set out in the European
standard EN55032, Class A. In a residential environment, a Class A product may cause
radioelectric interference, for which the user may need to take appropriate measures.
IMPORTANT
When firewalls are in storage, they have to be powered up for a 24-hour period at least once
every two years, to allow the internal electrolytic capacitors to reform. Failure to do so may
compromise their reliability.
WARNING
The firewall must be installed in compliance with state-of-the-art conditions of secure installation,
i.e., in protected premises with limited access. To guarantee the integrity of the product and to
avoid compromising the security of your installation, all unauthorized access to the firewall must
be prevented.
NOTE
Ensure that the cables do not obstruct passageways to prevent them from being pulled out or
the product from falling.
Do not install and/or use your Stormshield firewall close to an area where inflammable objects
are stored or used.
Your SNi10, SNi20 or SNi40 firewall is intended for industrial use (see product specifications),
away from areas that may be vulnerable to rainfall, floods or excessive humidity. It must be
installed away from sources of shocks, vibrations, and dust, in an environment where the
temperature conforms to the product's specifications.
Your SNxr1200 firewall is a built-in system that must be installed under conditions that meet
the environmental qualifications provided by Stormshield (upon request).
The ideal ambient temperature is around 25°C. The tables below set out the operational
temperature, storage temperature and humidity level for SNi10, SNi20, SNi40 and SNxr1200
models.
SNi10, SNi20, SNi40, and SNxr1200 models
Operating Relative humidity operating Relative humidity
Model Storage temperature
temperature (%) storage (%)
-20° to +60°C
SNi10
(-4° to +140°F) 0% to 95%
SNi20 -40° to +70°C 0% to 95% -40° to +85°C non-condensing
and SNxr1200 (-40° to +158°F) non-condensing (-40° to +185°F)
-40° to +75°C 5% to 95%
SNi40
(-40° to +167°F) non-condensing
The tables below set out the operational temperature, storage temperature and humidity level
for the power adapter, which is sold separately.
Power adapter for SNi20 (optional) and SNi10 (industrial) models
Relative humidity storage
Operating temperature Relative humidity operating (%) Storage temperature
(%)
-30° to +60°C 20% to 90% -40° to +85°C 10% to 95%
(-22° to +140°F) non-condensing (-40° to 185°F) non-condensing
IMPORTANT
Avoid in particular direct exposure to sunlight. Always keep an adequate distance around the
appliance (at least 50 mm for the SNxr1200 model) in order to guarantee a free flow of air,
thereby preventing the possibility of overheating.
IMPORTANT
Do not place objects on your Stormshield Network Security appliance.
IMPORTANT
Stormshield Network Security appliances have been tested, and comply with the limits defined
for Class A digital devices, in line with section 15 of the FCC regulation. The purpose of these
limits is to provide reasonable protection from harmful interference that may arise when an
appliance is used in a commercial environment. Stormshield Network Security firewalls generate,
use and potentially emit radioelectric waves that may cause harmful interference to radio
communications if not installed and used according to the instructions in the manual. Using your
appliance in a residential area may cause harmful interference. If this is the case, the user will
need to resolve these issues at his own expense.
Stormshield Network Security firewalls comply with the requirements set out in the European
standard EN55032, Class A. In a residential environment, a Class A product may cause
radioelectric interference, for which the user may need to take appropriate measures.
NOTE
You are strongly advised to connect all appliances to a UPS device. As SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-
Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-
Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 models are equipped with redundant power supplies (option
offered on SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-320, SN1100 and SN2100 models), plugging them into
two separate mains circuits is recommended.
NOTE
In the event of an accidental power cut, the product will automatically start up once it is powered
up again.
NOTE
For SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-
5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 models, -48VDC power supply modules may be provided
separately upon request.
REMINDER
Equipment has to be installed by a qualified electrician.
NOTE
You are strongly advised to connect all appliances to a UPS device. SNi20 and SNi40 models are
equipped with a redundant power supply unit, so we recommend that you connect your
appliance to two independent sources of power.
NOTE
If the power supply is disrupted, the appliance will automatically start up once it is powered up
again.
NOTE
A power adapter may be ordered separately.
There are:
l One available slot on SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720 and SN-M-Series-
920 models,
l Two available slots on SN1100 models,
l Three available slots on SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200 and SN-L-Series-3200 models,
l Eight available slots on SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN- XL-Series-6200 models.
IMPORTANT
Use only Stormshield Network-approved SFP (1Gbe), SFP+ (1Gbe/10Gbe), SFP28 (10Gbe/25Gbe)
or QSFP+ (40Gbe) transceivers available in the catalogue.
For information on the type of network cable to choose according to the network port and the
selected connectors, see the sections Extension modules (SN710 and upwards) and Fiber
Ethernet connectors.
REMINDER
Ensure that the cabinet complies with temperature and humidity conditions indicated in the
section Conditions of use.
NOTE
SN160, SN160W, SN-XS-Series-170 and SNi10 models can also be installed vertically (screws
and fasteners not provided).
WARNING
If you are installing two firewalls on the same rack mount shelf, you will need to leave enough
space between the firewalls to avoid obstructing the flow of air from the sides.
WARNING
Before any installation, ensure that you have removed the four non-slip rubber feet under each
product.
NOTE
Fasteners for two power adapters are provided with the shelf.
l Place your firewall in front of its slot at the front of the shelf, then set it upright until it is firmly in
place.
l Install and fasten the power adapter on the shelf. Connect it to the firewall.
l Using screws and caged nuts (not provided with the appliance), fasten the shelf to the vertical rails
located at the front of the cabinet.
Kit for USB and network interfaces on the front panel option (not available on SN-XS-
Series-170 and SNi10 models)
In this configuration, the shelf makes it possible to install one product. There are indentations
to ensure that product and power adapter are held securely in place.
NOTE
This kit must be ordered separately.
NOTE
This kit allows you to connect the console, via a USB port, and network interfaces on the front
panel of the shelf (cables provided).
l Place your firewall in front of its slot at the front left of the shelf, then set it upright until it is firmly in
place.
l Unscrew the right side of the front panel (two screws).
l Position the kit, then fasten it to the front panel with both screws.
l Install and fasten the power adapter on the shelf. Connect the power adapter to the firewall, as well
as the USB and network ports from the kit.
l Using screws and caged nuts (not provided with the appliance), fasten the shelf to the vertical rails
located at the front of the cabinet.
rack mounting and SN-XL-Series rack mounting. These documents are delivered with SN1100,
SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-
XL-Series-6200 models.
The rails that come with the product make it possible to install firewalls in a 19" rack. The depth
between the vertical rails located in the front and back are:
l SN1100: between 655 and 745mm,
l SN2100/SN3100: between 735 and 850mm,
REMINDER
Ensure that the cabinet complies with temperature and humidity conditions indicated in the
section Conditions of use. Equipment has to be installed by a qualified electrician.
NOTE
SNi20 and SNi40 models must be installed vertically.
NOTE
For more information on Ethernet interfaces, refer to the section Connecting to the network under
Installation precautions.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
3 Wi-Fi interface
Connectors
The connectors on SN160 and SN160W models are located on the front and rear panels.
1 This is the slot for the SD card*.
2 Plugging in the mains adapter automatically starts this product.
3 The USB port makes it possible to access the product in console mode**; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 115200 baud (8N1).
4 The USB 3.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
5 The USB 2.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
SN160 and SN160W models hold five 1Gbe ports:
6 The first zone is the EXTERNAL (OUT) interface, in external mode by default. It makes up the zone that is
needed for connecting to the internet.
7 The second zone is identified by default in INTERNAL (IN) mode. It is made up of 4 switched ports.
8 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
9 Sockets for Wi-Fi antennae.
* The recommended type of SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App Performance 2
(A2). The memory card must be in a full-size physical SD format, in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only
adapters provided with the card must be used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB.
Stormshield recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that have a
built-in MLC flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital, Innodisk, Transcend,
etc.) and with at least 32 GB.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
3 DMZ interface
4 Wi-Fi interface
Connectors
The connectors on SN210 and SN210W models are located on the front and rear panels.
1 This is the slot for the SD card*.
2 Plugging in the mains adapter automatically starts this product.
3 The USB port makes it possible to access the product in console mode**; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 115200 baud (8N1).
4 The USB 3.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
5 The USB 2.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
SN210 and SN210W models hold eight 1GbE ports:
6 The first zone is the EXTERNAL (OUT) interface, in external mode by default. It makes up the zone that is
needed for connecting to the internet.
7 The second zone is identified by default in INTERNAL (IN) mode. It is made up of 6 switched ports.
8 The third zone is identified by default in INTERNAL (DMZ) mode.
9 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
10 Sockets for Wi-Fi antennae.
* The recommended type of SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App Performance 2
(A2). The memory card must be in a full-size physical SD format, in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only adapters
provided with the card must be used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB. Stormshield
recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that have a built-in MLC
flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital, Innodisk, Transcend, etc.) and with at
least 32 GB.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
SN310 model
The SN310 firewall is fanless. The product comes with an external power adapter.
Connectors
The connectors on the SN310 model are located on the front and rear panels.
1 This is the slot for the SD card*.
2 Plugging in the mains adapter automatically starts this product.
3 The USB port makes it possible to access the product in console mode**; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 115200 baud (8N1).
4 The USB 3.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
5 The USB 2.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key or an
approved USB modem into it.
The SN310 model offers 8 1Gbe Ethernet ports:
6 The first zone is the EXTERNAL (OUT) interface, in external mode by default. It makes up the zone that is
needed for connecting to the internet.
7 The second zone is the INTERNAL (IN) interface.
8 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
* The recommended type of SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App Performance 2
(A2). The memory card must be in a full-size physical SD format, in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only adapters
provided with the card must be used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB. Stormshield
recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that have a built-in MLC
flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital, Innodisk, Transcend, etc.) and with at
least 32 GB.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
1 Online LED (green)
2 Status LED (green)
3 Power 2 LED (yellow)
4 Power 1 LED (yellow)
Connectors
The connectors on the SN-S-Series model are located on the front and rear panels.
1 This is the slot for the SD card*.
2 Two mains sockets to be screwed in for redundant power supplies. Plugging in a mains adapter
automatically starts this product.
3 The USB-C port makes it possible to access the product in console mode**; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
4 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
The SN-S-Series model holds 8 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces.
5 The first zone is the EXTERNAL (OUT) interface, in external mode by default. It makes up the zone that is
needed for connecting to the internet.
6 The second zone is the INTERNAL (IN) interface.
7 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
* The recommended type of micro SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App Performance
2 (A2). The memory card must be in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only adapters provided with the card must be
used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB.
Stormshield recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that have a
built-in MLC flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital, Innodisk, Transcend,
etc.) and with at least 32 GB.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
1 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
2 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 115200 baud (8N1).
3 Two USB 2.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You can also plug a USB key
or an approved USB modem into it.
SN510 model
SN710 model
SN-M-Series-520 models
It has two internal power supply units to provide a redundant power supply.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN-M-Series platform holds 8 2.5Gbe Ethernet interfaces by default (10Mbe, 100Mbe, 1Gbe
and 2.5Gbe) and 2 SFP sockets for adding 1Gbe transceivers. On this model, 1 extension
module can be added with RJ45 (1Gbps, 2.5Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps or
25Gbps) connectors.
SN910 model
This product has an internal power supply.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN910 model holds 8 1Gbe Ethernet interfaces and 2 SFP sockets for adding 1Gbe Ethernet
transceivers. It allows the addition of one extension module with RJ45 (1Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps
or 10Gbps) connectors.
Specifications of Stormshield Network-approved extension modules and transceivers are set
out in sections Extension modules (SN710 and upwards) and Fiber Ethernet connectors.
1 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
2 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 9600 baud (8N1).
3 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
4 The Power and SSD activity LEDs (from top to bottom).
5 The Reset button: electrically resets the Firewall.
6 LCD screen: indicates the version of the firmware installed, the active partition, the serial number of the
product as well as the HA status if it has been enabled.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN-M-Series platform holds 8 2.5Gbe interfaces by default (backward compatible between
100Mbe/1Gbe) and 2 SFP+ sockets for adding 1Gbe/10Gbe transceivers. On this model, 1
extension module can be added with RJ45 (1Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps or
25Gpbs) connectors.
Specifications of Stormshield Network-approved extension modules and transceivers are set
out in sections Extension modules (SN710 and upwards) and Fiber Ethernet connectors.
1 Online LED (green)
2 Status LED (green)
3 Power 2 LED (yellow)
4 Power 1 LED (yellow)
1 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
2 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
3 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
4 The Reset button: electrically resets the firewall.
5 The USB-C port makes it possible to access the product in console mode*; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
SN1100 model
This product has a removable power supply.
A second power supply module can be ordered separately for redundant power supply.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN1100 model holds 8 1Gbe ports by default and 2 SFP+ sockets for adding 1Gbe/10Gbe
transceivers. On this model, 2 extension modules can be added with RJ45 (1Gbps, 2.5Gbps or
10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps or 25Gbps) connectors.
1 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
2 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
3 The Reset button: electrically resets the firewall.
4 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
5 The USB port allows accessing the appliance in console mode*; it is possible to log on to the Firewall
directly using a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
1 This is the button for resetting the appliance to its factory settings (defaultconfig).
2 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
3 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on these models is 115 200 baud (8N1).
4 SSD racks for log storage (1 SSD by default on SN2100 models, RAID available as an option, 2 in RAID 1
on SN3100 models). Disks are hot-swappable on products in a RAID setup.
5 The LEDs on SSD racks confirm whether the SSD has been accessed (blue LED on the right) and
installed (green LED on the left).
SN2100 model
This product has an internal removable power supply and is equipped 1 OUT interface
with an SSD. 2 IN interface
A second power supply module can be ordered separately for redundant power supply. You can
also order a second SSD for a RAID installation.
The SN2100 model offers 2 1Gbe Ethernet interfaces and allows the addition of 3 extension
modules with RJ45 (1Gbps, 2.5Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps, 25Gbps or 40Gbps)
connectors.
NOTE
For this model, network extension modules are sold separately and must be ordered.
SN3100 model
This product has redundant internal power supplies. Two removable 1 OUT interface
SSDs are installed in a RAID configuration. 2 IN interface
The SN3100 model offers 2 1Gbe Ethernet interfaces and allows the addition of 3 extension
modules with RJ45 (1Gbps, 2.5Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps, 25Gbps or 40Gbps)
connectors.
NOTE
For this model, network extension modules are sold separately and must be ordered.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN-L-Series platform holds 2 2.5Gbe Ethernet interfaces by default (backward compatible
with 100Mbe/1Gbe interfaces). On this model, 3 extension modules can be added with RJ45
(2.5Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps or 40Gbps) connectors.
NOTE
For this model, network extension modules are sold separately and must be ordered.
NOTE
Bandwidth on the following extension modules has been limited to 30Gbps if these modules are
placed in slot 1:
l 4 x 10Gbps SFP+,
l 4 x 10Gbps RJ45,
l 2 x 40Gbps QSFP+.
1 The USB-C port makes it possible to access the product in console mode*; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
2 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
3 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
4 Two ports dedicated to the management of the appliance (MGMT1 and MGMT2).
5 SSD racks for log storage (2 SSD in RAID1 1 and hot-swappable). The LEDs on racks confirm that
installation (green LED at the top) and access (yellow LED at the bottom) have been successful.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
SN6100 model
1 SSD racks for log storage (2 SSD in RAID1 1 and hot-swappable). The LEDs on racks confirm that
installation (green LED at the top) and access (yellow LED at the bottom) have been successful.
2 The Reset button: electrically resets the firewall.
3 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
4 MGMT1 and MGMT2: two SFP+ sockets, allowing the insertion of SFP+ transceivers, provided as an
option. Both of these ports are dedicated to the management of the appliance or the configuration of
high availability.
5 The IPMI network port dedicated to the administration of the appliance via IPMI. Refer to the appendix
Configuration and administration via IPMI.
6 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115 200 baud (8N1).
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
The SN-XL-Series platform holds 2 2.5Gbe Ethernet interfaces by default (backward compatible
with 100Mbe/1Gbe interfaces). On this model, 8 extension modules can be added with RJ45
(2.5Gbps or 10Gbps) or fiber (1Gbps, 10Gbps or 40Gbps) connectors.
NOTE
For this model, network extension modules are sold separately and must be ordered.
1 SSD racks for log storage (2 SSD in RAID1 1 and hot-swappable). The LEDs on racks confirm that
installation (green LED at the top) and access (yellow LED at the bottom) have been successful.
2 The USB-C port makes it possible to access the product in console mode*; the user can connect to the
firewall directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
3 The serial port enables access to the product in console mode; the user can connect to the firewall
directly from a computer. The default baud rate on this model is 115200 baud (8N1).
4 Two USB 3.0 ports that can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB
key, USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
5 Two ports dedicated to the management of the appliance (MGMT1 and MGMT2).
6 The IPMI network port dedicated to the administration of the appliance via IPMI. Refer to the appendix
Configuration and administration via IPMI.
* This connection in console mode requires the installation of a third party driver. Depending on your
operating system, you can download a driver from: [Link]
3 The USB 2.0 port can be used for secure configurations or upgrades. You may also plug in a USB key,
USB keyboard or approved USB modem.
4 The VGA port makes it possible to connect a monitor.
5 The power button makes it possible to switch the firewall on or off.
6 The Alarm off button. The alarm rings when a power supply module is missing or when there is a power
failure on either module. Press this button to deactivate the alarm.
7 Two mains sockets for redundant power supplies. These modules are hot-swappable.
SNi20 model
In order to ensure service continuity in an industrial setting, the SNi20 firewall is equipped with
a hardware bypass function, which when enabled, allows network traffic to pass through in the
event of a power outage or appliance breakdown.
This feature, available from version 4.1 onwards, is disabled by default. If you want to allow
bypass to be enabled, high availability must not be configured on the appliance.
The SNi20 multi-function firewall is fanless.
This appliance is equipped with a 48VDC redundant power supply; the 6-pole screw terminal
connector provided allows connecting to two independent sources of power.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
* The recommended type of SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App Performance 2
(A2). The memory card must be in a full-size physical SD format, in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only
adapters provided with the card must be used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB.
Stormshield recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that have a
built-in MLC flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital, Innodisk, Transcend,
etc.) and with at least 32 GB.
IMPORTANT
On SNi20 appliances, use a Phillips PH1 screwdriver to remove the screws from the SD card
reader cache. Insert the SD card, then put back the SD card reader cache to guarantee that the
SNi20 is airtight.
Bypass LED
Color Status Status
Off Bypass feature disabled (default status, Security mode).
Green On Bypass feature configure in Safety mode. The Bypass mechanism will be enabled
whenever the appliance breaks down or there is a power outage.
Red On Bypass mechanism enabled.
REMINDER
Before plugging any equipment into a DC power supply module, read the security rules carefully
and follow them.
Both electrical power supplies can be connected to the SNi20 to provide a redundant power
source. Connect the power supplies according to the diagram shown in Connectors and LEDs
A P-Fail relay makes it possible to detect an abnormal status on a power supply. You can connect
this relay to a sound or light alarm, such as a buzzer or a LED, equipped with an independent power
supply. To do so, connect the external power supply of the alarm to the third and fourth pins. If both
power supplies run at the same time, the alarm will be short-circuited. If either power supply is
defective, the alarm will go off. The highest intensity that this relay supports is 1A.
SNi40 model
In order to ensure service continuity in an industrial setting, the SNi40 firewall is equipped with
a hardware bypass function, which when enabled, allows network traffic to pass through in the
event of a power outage or appliance breakdown.
This feature, available from version 3.0 onwards, is disabled by default. If you want to allow
bypass to be enabled, high availability must not be configured on the appliance.
The SNi40 multi-function firewall is fanless.
This appliance is equipped with a 24 VDC redundant power supply; the 6-pole screw terminal
connector provided allows connecting to 2 independent sources of power.
1 OUT interface
2 IN interface
REMINDER
Before plugging any equipment into a DC power supply module, read the security rules carefully
and follow them.
Both electrical power supplies can be connected to the SNi40 to provide a redundant power
source. Connect the power supplies according to the diagram shown in Connectors and LEDs
A P-Fail relay makes it possible to detect an abnormal status on a power supply. You can
connect this relay to a sound or light alarm, such as a buzzer or a LED, equipped with an
independent power supply. To do so, connect the external power supply of the alarm to the
third and fourth pins. If both power supplies run at the same time, the alarm will be short-
circuited. If either power supply is defective, the alarm will go off. The recommended intensity
for this relay is 30 VDC, 2A or 60W.
SNxr1200 model
Plugging in connectors
To access your firewall from a client workstation, you will need to connect on the IN or “Internal” port,
or on another port (except the OUT port) located on connectors J3 or J4.
For further information, refer to the section on Network connectors, under IN/OUT definition.
For testing purposes, an IT connection kit (breakout cables) is
available as an option. This kit is not intended for use in a
production environment.
To connect the cables, engage the coded pins according to the
diagram opposite (coded pins specific to each connector), then
screw firmly to ensure that the product is watertight.
J1 connectors
J1 connectors, which cater to the product’s power supply, are described below.
The power adapter (provided as an option) is plugged into the breakout cable (“IT connection
kit” provided as an option) corresponding to this connector.
Pin Signal
J1.1 VIN_28+
J1.2 VIN_28-
J1.3 n/a
J2 connectors
J2 connectors correspond to the following
connectors:
l 2 push buttons: ON/OFF switch and Reset button
(resets the firewall’s electrical supply),
l 1 DVI output port,
l 2 USB 2.0 ports,
l 1 RJ45 1Gbps Ethernet port,
l 1 RS232 serial port,
l 1 RS422 serial port,
Overview of J2 connectors
Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal
J2.1 GND J2.21 n/a J2.41 RS422_SER0_RXP
J2.2 DVI_DATA2+ J2.22 GND J2.42 RS422_SER0_TXN
J2.3 DVI_DATA2- J2.23 DVI_CLK+ J2.43 RS422_SER0_TXP
J2.4 DVI_DDCCLK J2.24 DVI_CLK- J2.44 GND
J2.5 DVI_DDCDATA J2.25 n/a J2.45 RS232_SER0_TX
J2.6 DVI_HPD J2.26 n/a J2.46 RS232_SER0_RX
J2.7 GND J2.27 n/a J2.47 USB0_5VDC
J2.8 DVI_DATA1+ J2.28 n/a J2.48 USB0-
J2.9 DVI_DATA1- J2.29 n/a J2.49 USB0+
J2.10 POWER_BUTTON+ J2.30 n/a J2.50 USB0_GND
J2.11 POWER_BUTTON- J2.31 n/a J2.51 USB1_GND
J2.12 GND J2.32 ETH1_MDI0+ J2.52 GND
J2.13 DVI_5VDC J2.33 ETH1_MDI0- J2.53 USB1_5VDC
J2.14 GND J2.34 ETH1_MDI1+ J2.54 USB1-
J2.15 DVI_DATA0+ J2.35 ETH1_MDI1- J2.55 USB1+
J2.16 DVI_DATA0- J2.36 ETH1_MDI2+
J2.17 RESET_BUTTON+ J2.37 ETH1_MDI2-
J2.18 RESET_BUTTON- J2.38 ETH1_MDI3+
J2.19 +5VDC_STANDBY (*1) J2.39 ETH1_MDI3-
J2.20 GND J2.40 RS422_SER0_RXN
(*1) +5VDC_STANDBY limited to 0.2A
(*2) VBUS0, VBUS1: 0.5A for each voltage (0.8A max)
J3 connectors
J3 connectors correspond to the following
connectors:
l 2 USB 2.0 ports,
l 2 RJ45 1Gbps Ethernet ports,
l 1 RS232 serial port,
l 1 RS422 serial port,
J4 connectors
J4 connectors correspond to the following
connectors:
l 2 RJ45 1Gbps Ethernet ports,
l 1 GPIO COM port.
Network connectors
RJ45 Ethernet connectors
These interfaces have to be connected to other network appliances with an RJ45 Ethernet
cable. Details on how to connect SNxr1200 model firewalls are given in the section RJ45
Ethernet cabling on the SNxr1200 model below.
NOTE
A crossover cable is delivered with the Stormshield Network firewall. This is a Category 5e cable,
for running in 10Mbe, 100Mbe, 1Gbe or 2.5Gbe. Check the compatibility of your devices.
Connectors
The Ethernet (1Gbe, 2.5Gbe or 10Gbe) ports of the
Stormshield Network SN range are configured in auto-
sense mode, meaning that they adapt to the
configuration of the Ethernet port on the appliance to
which they are connected. These ports are therefore
compatible with straight or crossover RJ45 Ethernet
cables.
On SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720,
SN-M-Series-920, SN1100, SN2100, SN3100 and
SN6100 models, Ethernet RJ45 ports can be added by
inserting extension modules.
WARNING
Keep data cables some distance away from any
source of electromagnetic interference such as
mains cables, radio transmitters, fluorescent tubes,
etc.
IN/OUT definition
The OUT 1 or "External" network port is reserved for the
modem or Internet router.
Access to this interface is blocked by default, you will
therefore not be able to access the configuration
interface from this port.
To access your firewall from a client workstation, you
will need to connect on the IN 2 or “Internal” port, or on
another port (except port 1).
For further information regarding the startup procedure of your firewall, refer to the section
Initial connection to the product.
WARNING
To access your firewall from a client workstation, you will need to connect on the IN 2 or
“Internal” port, or on another port (except port 1). Refer to the previous section IN/OUT definition.
IMPORTANT
For the 2.5Gbps extension module to be compatible with the SN1100 model, the BIOS must be
updated to version R1.01 or higher.
SN6100 model
1Gbe Ethernet ports (including IPMI)
Name Color Status Status
Left LED Yellow On Link established between the Ethernet port and the connected appliance.
ACT/LINK
Off Ethernet port switched off or link not established with the connected
appliance.
Blinking The Ethernet port is sending or receiving data.
The blinking speed varies according to the volume of traffic.
Right LED Yellow On Media speed negotiated at 1Gbps.
SPEED
Green On Media speed negotiated at 100Mbps.
Off Media speed negotiated at 10Mbps.
SNi20 model
Name Color Status Status
Lower LED Green On Link established between the Ethernet port and the connected appliance.
ACT/LINK
Off Ethernet port switched off or link not established with the connected
appliance.
Blinking The Ethernet port is sending or receiving data.
The blinking speed varies according to the volume of traffic.
Upper LED Yellow On Media speed negotiated at 1Gbps.
SPEED
Green On Media speed negotiated at 100Mbps.
Off Media speed negotiated at 10Mbps.
SNi40 model
Name Color Status Status
Upper LED Yellow On Link established between the Ethernet port and the connected appliance.
ACT/LINK
Off Ethernet port switched off or link not established with the connected
appliance.
Blinking The Ethernet port is sending or receiving data.
The blinking speed varies according to the volume of traffic.
Lower LED Yellow On Media speed negotiated at 1Gbps.
SPEED
Green On Media speed negotiated at 100Mbps.
Off Media speed negotiated at 10Mbps.
Fiber Ethernet connectors (all models except SN160, SN210, SN310 and
SNxr1200)
These Ethernet ports are available by default on the following models:
l SN-M-Series-520 and SN910: ports 9 and 10 (via two sockets for SFP transceivers),
l SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920 and SN1100: ports 9 and 10 (via two sockets for SFP+
transceivers),
l SN6100: ports MGMT1 and MGMT2 (via two sockets for SFP+ transceivers).
* may vary by license.
On SN-M-Series-520, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100, SN2100,
SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-
6200 models, Ethernet fiber connectors can be added by inserting extension modules.
In both cases it is necessary to install a transceiver. SFP transceivers are used for 1Gbe
connections, SFP+ for 1Gbe/10Gbe connections, SFP28 for 25Gbe connections, or QSFP+ for
40Gbe connections (on SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-
XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 models).
IMPORTANT
Use only Stormshield Network-approved transceivers found in the catalogue.
LEDs
The LEDs indicate the following information:
Default ports on SN-S-Series-220, SN- S-Series-320, SN-M-Series-520, SN910 and SNi40 models
A green LED will light up when the link is established and blink depending on the
volume of traffic.
For SN-M-Series-520 models, the position of LEDs is shown in the diagram on the
right.
Right LED SPEED Blue Media speed negotiated at 10Gbps. SN1100: LEDs on ports
(Upper LED on SN-M- 9 and 10
Series-720 and SN-M- Off Media speed negotiated at 1Gbps.
Series-920)
NOTE
Only LC fiber optic connectors are supported (or 1x12 MPO for QSFP+ SR4 and SFP28 SR).
FIBER CONNECTOR
l 4-port 10Gbe fiber module (not available for SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-
l 2-port 10Gbe fiber module (not available for SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-
920, SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN6100, SN-XL-Series-
5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 models)
2 SFP+ sockets, supporting the following transceivers:
o SFP+ fiber transceiver, 10GBase-SR (10Gbps Ethernet, short distance)/1000BASE-SX
(1Gbps Ethernet, short distance),
o SFP+ fiber transceiver, 10GBase-LR (10Gbps Ethernet, long distance) / 1000BASE-LX
(1Gbps Ethernet, long distance).
l 4-port 10Gbe fiber module
4 SFP+ sockets, supporting the following transceivers:
o SFP+ fiber transceiver, 10GBase-SR (10Gbps Ethernet, short distance)/1000BASE-SX
(1Gbps Ethernet, short distance),
o SFP+ fiber transceiver, 10GBase-LR (10Gbps Ethernet, long distance) / 1000BASE-LX
(1Gbps Ethernet, long distance).
l 2-port 25Gbe fiber module (SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100,
SN2100 and SN3100 models)
2 SFP28, sockets, supporting the following transceivers:
o SFP28 fiber transceiver, 25GBase-SR (25Gbps Ethernet, short distance)/10GBASE-SR
(10Gbps Ethernet, short distance),
o SFP28 fiber transceiver, 25GBase-LR (25Gbps Ethernet, long distance).
NOTE
A bandwidth restriction of 40Gbps has been imposed on the 2-port 40Gbe fiber module.
Sequence of modules
When extension modules are added or removed, ports will be reordered according to the order
shown below.
SN-M-Series-520 model
SN710 model
SN910 model
SN1100 model
SN6100 model
IMPORTANT
Extension modules must only be removed or inserted on appliances that have fully shut down
and which are necessarily unplugged from any electrical power supply.
On SN6100 models, spreading out network modules between both areas is recommended in
order to enhance your product's performance. This makes it possible to balance the loads of
both CPUs. The first set of modules and the 2 network ports located on the front of the
appliance are managed as a priority by the first CPU and the second set by the second CPU.
IMPORTANT
The theoretical bandwidth available for each network slot is:
l SN710 models: 30Gbps, full-duplex,
REMINDER
In cases where modules are added subsequently in row 1, the interfaces of the modules in row 2
will be automatically re-ordered.
Requirements
Lowest configuration
To find out the lowest OS version (firmware) required on your model, refer to the Product life
cycle guide.
Connections
Connect the network ports as follows:
l INTERNAL interface 2 (IN): Workstation,
l EXTERNAL interface 1 (OUT): Internet access device.
The client workstation can either be linked directly to the firewall’s internal interface or connected
to the local network, which is itself connected to the firewall’s internal interface. For a direct
connection of the workstation to the firewall, use the crossover Ethernet cable provided with the
product. Details on how to connect SNxr1200 model firewalls are given in the section Cabling on
the SNxr1200 model below.
SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310 and SN-S-Series models SN910 model
SNi20 model
IMPORTANT
In factory settings, the network port 1 is reserved for the modem or Internet router. In this case,
you cannot access the configuration interface from this port.
WARNING
To access your firewall from a client workstation, you will need to connect on the IN 2 or
“Internal” port, or on another port (except port 1). Refer to the section on Network connectors,
under IN/OUT definition.
Configuration
When you first receive your firewall, it will run in transparent (bridge) mode and will have the IP
address [Link] with a subnetwork mask [Link]. These parameters might not match
your network configuration, but they are however necessary for the pre-configuration phase.
To connect to the firewall, you will need to use a workstation on which DHCP has been enabled, or
its IP address has to be in the same address range as your firewall ([Link]/8). DHCP is enabled
by default on Windows platforms If this is not the case, refer to the section Network configuration
of your client workstation. If you do not know what these parameters mean, we strongly advise
you to read up on TCP/IP as it would be very difficult for you to configure your Stormshield
Network firewall without some of the basics.
NOTE
For a manual configuration, we suggest that you use the IP address [Link] and the subnet
mask [Link].
Startup
WARNING
You must not unplug the product when it is starting, shutting down or being upgraded.
Except for SN910 appliances, these phases are indicated when the following LEDs are lit:
l Power 3 and Status 2 LEDs on SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN-XS-Series-170,
NOTE
If necessary during startup, you can insert a USB key containing a configuration. Console mode
will display the following message: “Please insert your USB token to continue”.
The lit Online LED will indicate the end of the product’s startup phase.
SN310 model
SN-S-Series models
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
Two consecutive beeps and the lighted up Online LED indicate the end of the product’s startup
sequence.
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
Two consecutive beeps and the lighted up Online LED indicate the end of sequence..
SN1100 model
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
Two consecutive beeps indicate the end of the product’s startup sequence.
NOTE
When you hear 8 consecutive beeps, you will be able to insert a USB key containing a
configuration if necessary. Console mode will display the following message: “Please insert your
USB token to continue”.
NOTE
If necessary during startup, you can insert a USB key containing a configuration. Console mode
will display the following message: “Please insert your USB token to continue”.
The lit Run LED will indicate the end of the product’s startup phase.
Access to the administration portal is secured through the SSL/TLS protocol. This protection
allows authenticating the portal via a certificate, thereby assuring the administrator that he is
indeed logged in to the desired appliance. This certificate can either be the appliance’s default
certificate or the certificate entered during the configuration of the appliance (Authentication >
Captive portal). Depending on the model, it is signed by default by the authority with the name:
l NETASQ: CN=serial number of the appliance, O=Secure Internet Connectivity,
L=Issy-Les-Moulineaux.
To confirm a secure access, the browser must trust the certification authority that signed the
certificate used, which must belong to the browser’s list of trusted certification authorities.
Therefore, to confirm the integrity of the appliance, before the initial connection, you need to
add the authority to the list of the browser's trusted authorities. Depending on the model, the
corresponding authority is available on these links:
[Link]
[Link]
If a certificate signed by another authority has been configured on the appliance, this authority
will need to be added instead of the default authority.
As a result, the initial connection to the appliance will no longer raise an alert in the browser
regarding the trusted authority. However, a message will continue to warn the user that the
certificate is not valid. This is because the certificate defines the Firewall by its serial number
instead of its IP address. To stop this warning from appearing, you will need to indicate to the
DNS server that the serial number is associated with the IP address of the Firewall.
For further information, refer to the SNS firewall Installation and first-time configuration guide.
IMPORTANT
If you have connected your client workstation on port 1, you will no longer be able to access the
web administration interface You will need to connect your computer to port 2 (or on another
port), and reboot your firewall.
NOTE
The default password of the “admin” user (super administrator) must be changed the very first
time the product is used. In the web administration interface, this password can be changed in
System > Administrator account > Administrator.
This password must be set in line with the best practices described in the User awareness
section in the SNS user guide. This password must never be saved in the browser.
For further information on downloading and installing your license, refer the section Updating
the license.
Shutting down
SN910
Log in to the configuration interface. Go to System > Maintenance and click on Shut down the
firewall.
A beep will indicate that the appliance is in the process of shutting down. Wait for several
minutes until the Power LED goes out.
SN6100
To shut down your firewall, press once on the power button located on the rear panel. Wait a
few minutes for the 2 LEDs (Run and Power) to go out. For this model, the LEDs shut off in the
following order:
Run 1 → Power 3
A beep will indicate that the appliance is in the process of shutting down.
SNi20
Log in to the configuration interface. Go to System > Maintenance and click on Shut down the
firewall. Wait several minutes until the Run LED goes out and the Power LED turns to yellow. For
this model, the LEDs shut off in the following order:
Run 1 → Power 3
The Power LED will stay yellow if the product is powered up.
SNi40
Log in to the configuration interface. Go to System > Maintenance and click on Shut down the
firewall. Wait a few minutes for the 2 LEDs (Run and Power) to go out. For this model, the LEDs
shut off in the following order:
Run 1 → Power 3
SNxr1200
Log in to the configuration interface. Go to System > Maintenance and click on Shut down the
firewall. Wait for several minutes until the Power LED goes out.
ON/OFF switch
Details Pin Signal
ON J2.10 POWER_BUTTON+
OFF J2.11 POWER_BUTTON-
General remarks
l The Status LED 2 (Run for SN6100, SNi20 and SNi40 models) will blink in red (green for
SN510 and SN710 models) in the event of a major failure on the product (hardware
anomaly, faulty network interface, etc.). Contact your reseller in this case.
l During startup, shutdown or upgrading, only the LEDs Status2 and Power3 will light up.
l In High Availability mode, when the firewall is in passive mode, the Online 1 or Run LED on
SN6100, SNi20 and SNi40 models will blink (about 2 seconds off for every 1 second it is
on).
l During the reset phase (defaultconfig), the Online and Status LEDs will blink (Run for
SN6100, SNi20 and SNi40).
l To reboot an SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310 or SNi20 appliance that is still
powered up (only the Power LED is on), you will need to unplug and plug the firewall back
into the mains socket. It is also possible to reboot in console mode by pressing on any key
as suggested.
l To reboot an SN-XS-Series-170 or SNi10 appliance that has been shut down (Status and
Power LEDs off), proceed as follows: unplug it, wait for thirty seconds, then plug the firewall
back into its power supply source.
l To reboot an SNi20 appliance that has been shut down (Run LED off and Power LED in
yellow), proceed as follows: unplug it, wait for thirty seconds, then plug the firewall back
into its power supply source.
l To reboot an SNi40 appliance that has been shut down (Power and RunLEDs off), proceed
as follows: unplug it, wait for thirty seconds, then plug the firewall back into its power
supply source.
l To reboot an SN510, SN710, SN910, SN-M-Series-720 or SN-M-Series-920 model (Power
LED is off), proceed as follows: unplug it, wait for thirty seconds, then plug it back into the
mains socket.
l You may also shut down your firewall by logging on in console mode and by typing the
following command: halt
WARNING
Options that require you to restart the firewall are specified in the License section in the SNS user
guide.
Refer to the procedure below to find out how to update your product license.
Retrieving licenses
1. Go to your personal area at [Link]
During registration, you will obtain the password to access your personal area.
2. Enter your login and password then confirm or register in order to receive them. The client
secure area homepage will appear.
3. Click on Product management. You will then see a list of all the Stormshield Network
Security products registered in this area.
4. Select the product for which you wish to retrieve the license, by clicking on the product’s
serial number. Details of the license will be displayed.
NOTE
Before you download the license, you will need to know your product’s version. If you do not
know it, it is indicated on a label affixed to the product’s cardboard packaging. If you no longer
have the packaging, or if you have since updated your product, connect to your product via the
web administration interface. The product’s version will be indicated in the dashboard of the web
application.
Install license
If you have never installed a license on the product, the details of the license will be of the
temporary license. To install the license that had been downloaded from the client secure area:
1. Log in to the administration interface.
2. Go to License > General.
3. Insert the downloaded license file in the relevant field.
You can also configure settings so that licenses can be automatically searched and installed.
The full process is set out in the License section of the SNS user guide.
Knowledge Base
The technical support department’s Knowledge Base centralizes various technical entries
relating to the use of Stormshield Network products. Its aim is to give a better understanding of
how they work. You can access the Knowledge Base from your personal area or the following
address: [Link]
Help desk
When you encounter hardware issues on your firewall, or if any of the components does not
match its description, contact your certified partner.
For Stormshield Network products, there are different product return procedures called RMAs
(return merchandise authorization). The various types of RMA are as follows:
1. RMA WITH STANDARD EXCHANGE:
If the appliance has a valid Standard maintenance package
2. RMA WITH EXPRESS EXCHANGE:
If the appliance has a valid Express exchange maintenance package
3. RMA WITH DOA EXCHANGE:
If the product was registered less than 30 days before the RMA was activated.
The procedures and documents relating to these exchanges can be found on the
MyStormshield online help website at [Link]
In compliance with Common Criteria assumptions, clients must subscribe to the Secure
Exchange option and follow the procedure for this type of exchange. This option ensures the
confidentiality of the configuration elements imported into the Stormshield Network product
before it is sent for repairs.
WARNING
Resetting a firewall will completely erase the settings configured on the product. This operation is
irreversible, so do not apply this procedure unless absolutely necessary. You are therefore
advised to make a backup beforehand.
WARNING
The product must not be unplugged while is it reinitializing.
After a few minutes, the initial settings will be recovered and the firewall will restart. This reset
operation may take up to 10 minutes, so do wait until the end of the restart procedure before
reconnecting to the firewall.
NOTE
The Online and Status (Run on SN6100, SNi20 and SNi40) LEDs will blink throughout the entire
initialization phase. Two consecutive beeps (except on SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W,
SN310, SNi20 and SNi40 models) and the lighted up Online (Run on SN6100, SNi20 and SNi40)
LED indicate the end of the product’s startup sequence.
WARNING
This operation will also reinitialize the administrator’s password. The login and password are
admin by default.
l On SN710 and SN910 models, on the front panel of the product, between the extension
USB ports,
l On SN-XS-Series-170, SNi10 and SNi20 models, on the front panel of the product, to the
SN-M-Series-520 model
SN910 model
SN1100 model
SNi20 model
Hold down the button for about 5 seconds, until you see the Online and Status (Run on SNi20
models) LEDs blink and/or until you hear an audible signal. The reset procedure will
automatically launch. After a few minutes, the initial settings will be recovered and the firewall
will reboot.
External log storage on SD cards (SN160, SN160W, SN210, SN210W, SN310, SN-
XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-320, SNi10 and SNi20)
NOTE
Logs can only be stored externally on SD cards. This service is not compatible with other media
such as a USB key or an external hard disk.
The recommended type of SD card is at least Class 10 (C10) UHS Class 1 (U1) or App
Performance 2 (A2). The memory card must be in SDHC or SDXC standard. Only adapters
provided with the card must be used. The maximum memory size supported is 2 TB.
Stormshield recommends the use of high-endurance/industrial cards or preferably, those that
have a built-in MLC flash chip developed by major brands (e.g., SanDisk, Western Digital,
Innodisk, Transcend, etc.) and with at least 32 GB.
IMPORTANT
Specific screwdrivers must be used to remove the screws from the SD card reader cache:
l SN-XS-Series-170, SNi10 and SNi20 models: Phillips PH1,
Insert the SD card, then put back the SD card reader cache to guarantee that the product is
airtight.
You must then enable and format the SD card - refer to the following section.
If you wish to save logs on an SD card, hard disk or SSD, click on the option to turn it ON, then
select your medium from the list of storage media. A message will prompt you to format it.
After this operation, your SD card, hard disk or SSD will be ready to receive all logs.
IMPORTANT
Before ejecting the SD card from the drive, to change media, for example, you must first shut
down the service by unselecting the option that enables log storage, in the Logs - Syslog module.
To eject the SD card, press lightly and horizontally on it, then let go.
Reading logs
These logs can be read in the SN Activity Reports web interface in the form of reports.
In SN Activity Reports, five reports are enabled by default. The number of reports enabled can
be increased on models that are equipped with hard disks or an SSD or with the help of an SD
card.
For more information, refer to the Reports section in the SNS user manual.
NOTE
On SN2100 models without the RAID option, the replacement of the SSD would cause logs and
static reports saved on the log partition to be lost, as well as data memorized using the HTTP
Cache option if it has been enabled.
Detecting issues
The SMART (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology system) status of SSDs can be
monitored. SMART technology monitors and informs about the status of certain reliability
indicators such as the temperature, number of sectors allocated, errors while locating sectors,
etc. It therefore helps to anticipate failures.
On SN910, SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920, SN1100 and SN2100 models
without the RAID option, and on SNi20 and SNi40 models, the SMART status of the SSD is
available in the Hardware section of the Hardware widget.
On SN2100 models with the RAID option, and on SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200,
SN6100, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 models, the RAID section in the Hardware
widget informs you about the SMART status of the SSDs, as well as the RAID status.
You may also log on to the appliance in console mode or via an SSH connection and obtain the
information with the following commands:
l SMART status of the SSDs: smartinfo,
If an issue arises with the log partition, report it using the Properties widget either in console
mode or via an SSH connection, using the command: logdisk –c, the partition can be rebuilt
using the following command: logdisk –f.
IMPORTANT
This command permanently erases data saved earlier on the log partition.
If the SMART status of an SSD shows errors, or if rebuilding your log partition fails, you can
contact your certified partner to replace your SSD.
Replacing an SSD
new canister with the replacement SSD obtained from your partner, until you hear a click. Once
you have inserted the new SSD, it will be detected the next time you start the appliance.
NOTE
On SN1100 and SN2100 models, a second AC mains supply or -48VDC module can be ordered
separately for redundant power supply. Modules are hot-swappable on products with a
redundant power supply.
module, remove the protective cover 1, then use a screwdriver to disconnect the three
supply wires.
2. Extract the module: push the release lever sideways toward the extraction handle, and use
the handle to pull the module. Hold the case of the module and remove it completely.
3. Insert the new module with the product label facing upwards. When the module is fully
inserted, push until you hear a “click” that indicates that the module is locked in place.
Check that the module is locked in place by pulling gently on the extraction handle: the
module must not move.
4. Attach the new module to its power supply:
l AC mains supply: connect the mains cable.
l - 48VDC: with the power cord disconnected from the 48VDC supply, use a screwdriver to
attach the three wires of the power cord to the module 1 as shown below:
o a. Phase
o b. Neutral
o c. Grounding
5. Reattach the protective cover. The wires must be connected to the 48VDC module as shown
above. Next, connect the power cord to the power supply source.
Each PSU module is equipped with a light showing its state (two colors: green/red for the AC
mains module, blue/red for the -48VDC module):
Module working correctly
l Module connected to a power source but not installed in a firewall: green (AC mains)/blue (-
48VDC).
SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200 and SN-L-Series-3200 models halted
l Module installed but not connected to a power source, and the other module is installed and
blinking.
SN1100, SN2100, SN3100, SN-L-Series-2200 and SN-L-Series-3200 models running
l Module installed and connected to a power source: green (AC mains)/blue (-48VDC), not
blinking.
l Module installed and not connected to a power source: red, blinking (+ buzzer).
SN6100
NOTE
This model is equipped with an internal redundant power supply and its modules are hot-swappable.
SN6100 model
l -48VDC supply: unscrew the knurled screw, then unplug the power cord on the module
side.
2. Extract the module: push the release lever sideways toward the extraction handle, and pull
the handle. Hold the case of the module and remove it completely.
WARNING
The module's metal case serves as a heat sink and its temperature can reach +60°C at
full power. It is therefore advisable to use a glove to hold the case.
3. Insert the new module with the product label facing upwards. When the module is fully
inserted, push until you hear a “click” that indicates that the module is locked in place.
Check that the module is locked in place by pulling gently on the extraction handle: the
module must not move.
l -48VDC supply: plug in the supply cable's connector 1. Screw in the knurled screws.
Each PSU module is equipped with a light showing its state (two colors: green/red):
Module working correctly
l Module connected to a power source but not installed in a firewall: green, blinking.
SN6100 halted
l Module installed but not connected to a power source, and the other module is installed and
SN6100 (running)
l Module installed and connected to a power source: green, not blinking.
l Module installed and not connected to a power source: red, not blinking (+ buzzer).
Configuration
When the product is starting up, once the Stormshield logo appears, press <del> to access the
BIOS. Next, go to the section "BMC network configuration" in the Server Mgmt menu in order to
configure the network interface dedicated to IPMI, then save and quit.
Connection
Plug the network cable into the dedicated network interface on the front of the appliance.
Launch your browser and connect to the dedicated interface by entering the address:
[Link]
l SN6100
If an address has not yet been configured, the default IP address of the IPMI interface will
be [Link]/24
l SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200
If an address has not yet been configured, the IPMI interface will not have an assigned
default IP address; an address has to be entered.
IMPORTANT
Change your admin administrator password as soon as you can. You will be asked to change it
during the initial connection. You are also advised to place the IPMI interface on a dedicated
administration network.
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