Read Me FirstBEFORE YOU BEGIN•

Review the documentation for your product.

•Verify that your product license provides sufficient inspection throughput as
documented in the installation guide. By default, some security devices areunlicensed and provide reduced inspection throughput for testing andevaluation purposes only.

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Make sure the power capacity for your installation meets the documented
requirements.
Prepare a 19-inch rack for installation. When you use additional, appropriate
accessories, each device also fits in a 23-inch rack. Always use a four-postmount for four-post racks.

THREAT MANAGEMENT CENTER

SECURITY DEVICE INSTALLATION OVERVIEWSMS INSTALLATION OVERVIEWSTEP 1. ATTACH THE DEVICE TO THE RACKSTEP 1. ATTACH THE SERVER TO THE RACK

Unpack the rail kit that shipped with your security device. Load the rack fromthe bottom to the top with the heaviest component at the bottom. Evenly
distribute the weight so that the rack is stable.

Unpack the rail kit and follow the documentation included in the rail kit. Loadthe rack from the bottom to the top with the heaviest component at thebottom. Evenly distribute the weight so that the rack is stable.

STEP 2. CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLYSTEP 2. CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLYPlug the female end of a standard power cord into the power inlet and plug theother end of the power cord into an AC outlet, power strip, or UPS. A device
with redundant power supplies requires one power cord to turn on the device.
Use a second power cord for redundancy. For maximum protection, usedifferent power circuit feeds for each power cord.
STEP 3. ADD THE 1/O MODULES (NX AND TX SERIES)The NX and TX Series devices come with blank modules inserted into all moduleslots. For the security device to cool efficiently, do not leave the module slots
empty. Insert a blank module or an I/O module into each slot to ensure proper
ventilation.
Warning: Using other vendor modules could be detrimental to proper
operation of the system.
STEP 4. ATTACH THE CABLESCONNECT THE MANAGEMENT PORTThe Threat Management Center (TMC) is a service center that monitors sensors
around the world for the latest attack information, and then builds anddistributes attack filters.

The management port provides Ethernet access to the device for remotemanagement. Connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the management port on
the front panel, directly above the MGMT label. Connect the other end to yournetwork.

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CONNECT THE CONSOLE PORTFor product documentation, visit the Trend Micro Online Help Center

The console port provides serial access to the device command line. Connect theRJ-45 null modem cable that shipped with your product to the console port on
the front of the unit, directly above the management port. Connect theother end of the cable (standard-sized USB connector) to your computer.

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Use the following terminal settings for the console port:

After you have racked your SMS server, attach the power supply AC
connections. Plug the female end of a standard power cord into the power
supply inlet on the back of the chassis, and plug the other end into an AC
outlet, power strip, or UPS.
The SMS server requires one power cord to turn on the server. Use a secondpower cord for redundancy. For maximum protection, use different power circuit
feeds for each power cord.
STEP 3. ATTACH THE CABLES

1. Connect the management port to the network for Ethernet access and remotemanagement of the server. Use an Ethernet cable to connect the NIC 1 connector on the rear panel of the server to a 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, or 1 Gbps hub orswitch.
2. Connect a monitor and keyboard for access to the server operating system.
On the rear panel, plug the monitor cable into the VGA monitor port, and plug aUSB keyboard into any USB connectors.
3. Connect the console port for serial access to the SMS server.
Use the following terminal settings for the console port:
SPEED: 9600 bps
DATA BITS: 8PARITY BIT: None
STOP BITS: 1
INITIAL SETUP

Turn on the server. At the system prompt, press Enter to log in with thesuperuser account and then complete the initial setup.

SPEED: 115200 bps
DATA BITS: 8PARITY BIT: None
STOP BITS: 1
FLOW CONTROL: None
ATTACH THE NETWORK CONNECTIONSConnect each network cable to a network segment on the device. Each network
segment consists of a pair of ports on the device. If traffic enters either of thepaired ports, it exits the other port unless the device is configured to drop thetraffic.
INITIAL SETUP

Turn on the device and from the console port, complete the initial configuration
following the setup wizard.

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Publication Part Number DOCMT-1008
Edition: May 2019, Rev A3