3. In the same way you installed the front cover, attach the othercover over the back stop assembly.

Storing the Security Card and Keys

Where to Go Next
To perform additional configuration, administrative, andmanagement tasks, use either of the following methods:

Place the FIPS plastic security card, authentication number, andkeys in the secure location you previously established.

•IMPORTANT: Record the location in which you keep all
physical security items. Customers are responsible forguarding and managing all tools required to access theIPS. In keeping with the FIPS security strategy,
TippingPoint does not retain copies or records of theseitems.

•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.

From the LSM, you can perform further configuration,
administrative, and management tasks. For details, see theTippingPoint Operating System Local Security Manager
User’s Guide.
From the CLI, you can run the setup wizard again using thesetup command. This command provides additional
configuration options. You can also use other CLI commands
to manage the device. For details, see the TippingPoint
Operating System Command Line Interface Reference.

NOTE: When using the command line interface, configure theterminal emulation package to transmit a Ctrl-H character whenthe Backspace key is pressed.

FIPS Security Enclosure Quick Start
This Quick Start guide provides basic setup instructions for installing your TippingPoint NX-platform IPS device into a Federal Information
Processing Standard (FIPS) Security Level 2 tamper-resistant hardware security module.

Before You Begin•

Write down all the pertinent information for your IPS, including the model number and serial number, before securing the IPS into theFIPS device.
Establish a secure location to keep the FIPS plastic security card, authentication number, and four keys. It is the customer’s
responsibility to safely store all physical security items required to access the IPS.
Read and follow all safety information listed in the TippingPoint Hardware Compliance and Safety Guide that shipped with your product.

•If you will manage the device using the SMS, refer to theTippingPoint Security Management System User’s Guide fordetails.

For more information, refer to the Quick Start for your IPS device.

•TippingPoint Online Threat Management Center
The TippingPoint Operating System and TippingPoint NX-Platform product documentation is available from the Documentation section of
the TippingPoint TMC. To access the TippingPoint TMC:
1. In a web browser, open https://tmc.tippingpoint.com.
2. If you have not already done so, create a TMC account using your Customer ID and Serial Number and log in.

Overview
The FIPS kit ships with the following components:

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7Figure 1: FIPS Kit Assembly and Subassembly Parts

A1 Edition, March 2016Publication Part Number: 5200-1088*5200-1088*
5200-1088

1Covers (2)5Rack rail kit*

2Front stop (1)6Mid-chassis brackets (2)3Chassis (1)7Mounting brackets (2)4Rear stop (1)8Keys and plastic security card set (2 sets, not pictured)***Kit includes multiple pieces.

*5200-1088*
FIPS Security Enclosure Quick Start Rev. A1

65200-1088**Each set includes 1 card and 2 keys

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Installing the FIPS Device

Installing the FIPS Chassis

Installing the Rear Stop Assembly

Reference the parts diagram on the front page when installing theFIPS security enclosure.

1. Attach a mounting bracket to each side of the front of the FIPS
chassis and slide the chassis backwards onto the rails.

1. Loosen the nuts on the fastening brackets indicated inFigure 6 so that the sliding brackets can be moved.
2. Slide the rear stop assembly (identified by Rear Stop) into
place and secure it by tightening the captive screws on eachside.

NOTE: Each NX-platform devices weighs 42 pounds (19.05
kilograms), which exceeds the OSHA limit for a single-person lift.
Use two people when lifting the IPS device.

Determine Total Rack Space
Before you install the chassis, determine the total rack space thatis required to install your system. The IPS chassis and FIPS
security module fit in a 19-inch-wide rack. For both two-post andfour-post installations, 19-to-23 inch adapters are required for
installations into a 23-inch-wide rack.

Installing the FIPS Device to the Rack
The IPS chassis ships with a fixed rail kit for mounting the device
to a four-post rack. Fixed rail kits are also available for order fromTippingPoint.

Figure 8: Securing the Front Cables
Figure 3: Attaching the FIPS Chassis

To avoid pinching the cables when the coveris installed, make sure that they are positioned to the side
before routing them up or down.

IMPORTANT:

2. Secure the other end of the mounting brackets to the frontposts.
Figure 6: Attaching the Rear Stop Assembly
NOTE: For two-post racks, your shipment comes with two midchassis brackets, one left and one right.

If you are bolting the IPS chassis to a four-post rack, follow theseguidelines. Two mid-chassis brackets (one left, one right) aresupplied for two-post rack mounting. See Figure 4.

3. Adjust the depth of the rear stop assembly by sliding thefastening brackets into contact with the IPS device.
4. Tighten the fastener nuts on each side (see Figure 6).
NOTE: All hot-pluggable and serviceable parts can beremoved only by removing the rear stop assembly.
5. Route the rear cables onto the shelf of the rear stop assemblyand secure them with the tie wraps.

WARNING! To prevent bodily injury when mounting orservicing this unit in a rack, take special precautions toensure that the system remains stable.

2. Ensure all cables are accounted for. Follow general IPS cablemanagement guidelines.

Installing the Covers
1. Before installing the two interchangeable covers, plug in andturn on your IPS device to ensure that it operates correctly.
Refer to your IPS device documentation for information on
configuring your IPS for operation.
2. Connect one of the covers over the front stop assembly.
a. Align the two lower vertical blades of the cover with thechassis.
b. Rest the lower portion of the cover on the floor of thechassis.

Figure 4: Two-Post Rack Mounting•••

If the rack comes with stabilizers, install the stabilizers before
mounting or servicing the unit in the rack.
If the rack is partially filled, load the rack from the bottom tothe top with the heaviest component at the bottom.
If you plan to expand your system to include additional
TippingPoint systems in the future, allow space in the rack foradditions. During the initial installation, keep in mind theweight distribution and stability of the rack.

Installing the Rails
Attach the fixed rails to the posts. For instructions andspecifications, refer to the instructions in the rail kit.

Installing the IPS Device
1. From either end, slide the IPS device into the FIPS chassis.
2. Drape the attach cables to the center and down on both endsof the IPS device so that they are accessible.

Installing the Front Stop Assembly
1. Slide the front stop assembly (identified by Front Stop) inover the draped cables while taking care not to pinch thecables. Secure the front stop assembly in place by threading
the captive screws (indicated in Figure 5).

Figure 7: Routing the Rear Cables

Managing the Front Cables
1. Drape the front cables on the front stop assembly’s shelf andsecure them with the tie wraps.

Figure 9: Connecting the Front Coverc. With the provided key inserted, turn the key aquarter turn counter-clockwise so that it is in theunlocked position. Leave the key inserted.
d. Press the cover forward until it is flush with thechassis.
e. Turn the key a quarter turn clockwise so that thecover locks in place.
f.
Figure 2: Attaching Rails to Posts
Figure 5: Attaching the Front Stop Assembly

Remove the key.
NOTE: The key cannot be removed if the cover is in theunlocked position.

2. With the IPS device centered, push it forward from the rear sothat it makes contact with the front stop.

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