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- Page 1 SteelHead Installation and Configuration ™ Guide SteelHead GX 10000 SteelHead CX x80, xx80, x70, xx70, xx55 Version 9.12.1 Document revision: July 22, 2021...
- Page 2 © 2021 Riverbed Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. Riverbed and any Riverbed product or service name or logo used herein are trademarks of Riverbed. All other trademarks used herein belong to their respective owners. The trademarks and logos displayed herein cannot be used without the prior written consent of Riverbed or their respective owners.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Ethernet network compatibility........................8 SNMP-based management compatibility ....................9 Documentation and release notes ......................9 Contacting Riverbed ............................9 1 - Riverbed Software Licenses, Upgrades, and Image Signing ..............11 Riverbed licensing methods........................11 Automatic licensing ..........................12 Using the Riverbed Licensing Portal ....................12 Installing your license keys ......................... - Page 4 3 - Installing and Configuring the SteelHead ....................25 Choosing a network deployment ......................25 Checking your inventory ..........................27 Preparing your site for installation......................28 Site requirements ..........................28 SteelHead ports .............................29 Avoiding duplex mismatch........................29 Bypass card interface naming conventions ................... 30 Completing the configuration checklist ..................30 Powering on the system ..........................
- Page 5 Autodiscovery failure ...........................55 Possible causes............................55 Protocol optimization errors ........................56 Solutions ..............................56 Server-side out-of-path connection caveats ..................56 Specific problems............................57 Resetting a lost password...........................58 Network integration checklist ........................59 A - SteelHead GX 10000 Appliance Specifications..................61 Port location and LEDs ........................61 Technical specifications ........................63 Power requirements and consumption ..................
- Page 6 Technical specifications ........................85 Power requirements and consumption ..................86 Environmental specifications ......................86 E - CX x70 Desktop Appliance Specifications....................87 CX 570 and CX 770 specifications ......................87 Port location and LEDs ........................87 Technical specifications ........................88 Environmental specifications ......................89 F - CX x55 Appliance Specifications ........................91 CX 255 specifications ..........................
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Page 7: Welcome
This guide is written for storage and network administrators who are familiar with administering and managing WANs using common network protocols such as TCP, CIFS, HTTP, FTP, and NFS. This guide is also for users who are using the Riverbed command-line interface as detailed in the Riverbed Command-Line Interface Reference Manual. -
Page 8: Ethernet Network Compatibility
Ethernet network compatibility Convention Meaning Elements that are part of a required choice appear in braces: {<interface-name> | ascii <string> | hex <string>} The pipe symbol separates alternative, mutually exclusive elements of a choice. The pipe symbol is used in conjunction with braces or brackets; the braces or brackets group the choices and identify them as required or optional: {delete <filename>... -
Page 9: Snmp-Based Management Compatibility
Hewlett-Packard OpenView Network Node Manager, BMC Patrol, and other SNMP-based network management tools. Documentation and release notes The most current version of all Riverbed documentation can be found on the Riverbed Support site at https://support.riverbed.com. See the Riverbed Knowledge Base for any known issues, how-to documents, system requirements, and common error messages. - Page 10 Contacting Riverbed 10 | Welcome...
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Page 11: Riverbed Software Licenses, Upgrades, And Image Signing
Note: In CLMF, customer keys replace tokens. A license key is a string of characters issued by Riverbed that embeds information that ties the license to data to prevent tampering. After you install the license, the system saves it in the configuration database and enables the functionality associated with the license. -
Page 12: Automatic Licensing
Automatic licensing also works over a web proxy. Note: If you are behind a firewall, you can retrieve licenses at the Riverbed Licensing Portal using the email option or by downloading an XML file to the SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead. -
Page 13: Software Upgrades And Image Signing
1. Connect to the Management Console of the appliance. 2. Display the Licenses page. 3. Copy and paste the license key provided by the Riverbed Licensing Portal into the text box. Software upgrades and image signing The Software Upgrade page of the management console enables you to perform these software management activities: •... -
Page 14: Managing Software Upgrades
Software Upgrade tool for your product on the Riverbed Support site. The tool includes all of the recommended intermediate versions. Note: To upgrade the software on the AWS SteelHead-c, use the Riverbed Cloud Portal. For details, see the SteelHead (in the Cloud) User Guide. - Page 15 From Riverbed Support Site Select this option to download a delta image directly from the Riverbed Support site to the appliance. The downloaded image includes only the incremental changes. The smaller file size means a faster download and less load on the network.
- Page 16 Software upgrades and image signing 16 | Riverbed Software Licenses, Upgrades, and Image Signing...
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Page 17: Product Overview
This section provides information about product dependencies and compatibility. Software dependencies This table summarizes the software requirements for the SteelHead. Riverbed component Hardware and software requirements SteelHead Management Console Any computer that supports a web browser with a color image display. -
Page 18: Overview Of The Steelhead
In addition to traditional techniques like data compression, RiOS also uses a Riverbed proprietary algorithm called scalable data referencing (SDR). SDR breaks up TCP data streams into unique data chunks that are stored in the hard disk (RiOS data store) of the device running RiOS (a SteelHead or Client Accelerator host system). - Page 19 Overview of the SteelHead Application streamlining In addition to data and transport streamlining optimizations, RiOS supports a rich set of application protocols that includes but is not limited to Microsoft Exchange, CIFS, SMB, SharePoint, HTTP/HTTPS, Lotus Notes, FCIP, SRDF, and SnapMirror. Path selection for hybrid networking These solutions maximize multiple WAN services based on business needs, service quality, and costs.
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Page 20: Configuring Optimization
For detailed information about how the SteelHead works and deployment design principles, see the SteelHead Deployment Guide. Configuring optimization You configure optimization of traffic using the Management Console or the Riverbed CLI. You configure the type of traffic a SteelHead optimizes and specify the type of action it performs using: In-Path rules In-path rules determine the action a SteelHead takes when a connection is initiated, usually by a client. -
Page 21: Fail-To-Wire (Bypass) Mode
Fail-to-wire (bypass) mode • Pass-through - Allow the SYN packet to pass through the SteelHead. No optimization is performed on the TCP connection initiated by this SYN packet. • Discard - Drop the SYN packet silently. • Deny - Drop the SYN packet and send a message back to its source. Peering rules Peering rules determine how a SteelHead reacts when it sees a probe query. -
Page 22: Fail-To-Block (Disconnect) Mode
SteelHead blocks it. Note: You can use this mode with connection-forwarding, the allow-failure CLI command, and an additional SteelHead on another path to the WAN to achieve redundancy. For more information, see the Riverbed Command- Line Interface Reference Manual. -
Page 23: User Permissions
Upgrading RiOS User permissions Upgrading from RiOS 8.6 to 9.0 and later requires additional user permissions for path selection and QoS. For example, a user with QoS read/write permission in a previous version will no longer have permission to configure a QoS rule. In RiOS 9.0 and later, a user needs read/write permission for network settings in addition to read/write permission for QoS. -
Page 24: Upgrade Considerations
Recommended upgrade paths To find allowed upgrades between RiOS versions and recommended upgrade paths, use the Software Upgrade tool on the Riverbed Support site at https://support.riverbed.com. The tool includes all of the recommended intermediate RiOS versions. 24 | Product Overview... -
Page 25: Installing And Configuring The Steelhead
Installing and Configuring the SteelHead This chapter describes how to install and configure the SteelHead in an in-path and out-of-path network deployment. Read and follow the safety guidelines described in the Safety and Compliance Guide. Failure to follow these safety guidelines can result in damage to the equipment. Choosing a network deployment Typically, you deploy the SteelHead on a LAN, with communication between appliances taking place over a private WAN or VPN. - Page 26 Choosing a network deployment Before you begin the installation and configuration process, you must select a network deployment: • Physical in-path - In a physical in-path deployment, the SteelHead is physically in the direct path between clients and servers. The clients and servers continue to see client and server Internet Protocol (IP) addresses.
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Page 27: Checking Your Inventory
Checking your inventory An out-of-path SteelHead deployment doesn’t use a redirecting mechanism. You configure fixed- target in-path rules for the client-side SteelHead. The fixed-target in-path rules point to the primary IP address of the out-of-path SteelHead. The out-of-path SteelHead uses its primary IP address when communicating to the server. -
Page 28: Preparing Your Site For Installation
One mounting kit • Documentation kit If any items are damaged or missing, notify Riverbed Support at https://support.riverbed.com for replacement or repair. Preparing your site for installation The SteelHead is shipped completely assembled, with all the equipment parts in place and securely fastened. -
Page 29: Steelhead Ports
Preparing your site for installation SteelHead ports This table summarizes the ports used to connect the SteelHead to your network. Port Description Console Connects the serial cable to a terminal device. You establish a serial connection to a terminal emulation program for console access to the configuration wizard and the SteelHead CLI. -
Page 30: Bypass Card Interface Naming Conventions
Preparing your site for installation • SteelHead primary interface These symptoms can be signs of a duplex mismatch: • The Link Duplex alarm triggers. • On the Reports > Diagnostics: System Logs page you see errors for sends, receives, cyclic redundancy checks (CRC), and short sends. -
Page 31: Powering On The System
Powering on the system This checklist lists the parameters you specify to complete the initial configuration of the SteelHead. Be prepared to provide values for these parameters. Appliance Parameter Your value SteelHead (the Primary Host name Interface) IP address Netmask Default gateway (the WAN gateway) DNS IP address... -
Page 32: Securing The Power Cord On Desktop Systems
Powering on the system 2. Plug the AC power cord into the SteelHead. Note: If your model has multiple power supplies, you must plug in all the power cords or you will hear an alarm. Figure 3-4. Connecting the AC power 3. -
Page 33: Configuring In-Path Steelheads
Configuring in-path SteelHeads 2. Attach the retention fastener to the module and tighten around the power cable. Figure 3-5. Attaching the retention fastener The retention module doesn’t fully prevent accidental pulls from removing the power cord, but it does provide increased protection. Configuring in-path SteelHeads In a physical in-path deployment, the SteelHead is physically in the direct path between clients and servers. - Page 34 Configuring in-path SteelHeads • Crossover cable - WAN port on the appliance to the WAN router. To connect the SteelHead to your network 1. Plug the straight-through cable into the primary port of the SteelHead and the LAN switch. This can be any port on your LAN switch configured to connect to a host.
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Page 35: Running The Configuration Wizard
Configuring in-path SteelHeads 4. Using the provided crossover cable, plug the cable into the WAN port of the SteelHead and the WAN router. This must be a crossover cable. Figure 3-9. Connecting the WAN port to the WAN router Note: If you have a four-port or six-port bypass card, repeat Step 1 through Step... - Page 36 Configuring in-path SteelHeads If you are using the SteelHead with a terminal server, the terminal server must use hardware flow control for the port connected to the SteelHead. We recommend that you connect the console port to a device that logs output. Even though this is not a requirement, it can help you to identify problems with the system.
- Page 37 Configuring in-path SteelHeads Wizard prompt Description Step 9: SMTP server? Enter the name of the SMTP server. External DNS and external access for SMTP traffic is required for email notification of events and failures to function. Note: Make sure that you provide a valid SMTP server to ensure that the email notifications for events and failures can be sent.
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Page 38: Verifying You Are Connected To The Steelhead
Configuring in-path SteelHeads configure terminal configuration jump-start For detailed information about the CLI, see the Riverbed Command-Line Interface Reference Manual. Verifying you are connected to the SteelHead Perform these tasks to verify that you have properly connected the SteelHead. To verify you are connected to the SteelHead 1. -
Page 39: Connecting To The Management Console
Configuring in-path SteelHeads If you have problems connecting to the SteelHead, use this flowchart to troubleshoot issues. Figure 3-11. Resolving IP connectivity Connecting to the Management Console After you configure the SteelHead, you can check and modify your configuration settings and view performance reports and system logs in the Management Console. -
Page 40: Verifying Wan Optimization
Configuring in-path SteelHeads To connect to the Management Console, you must know the host, domain, and administrator password that you assigned in the configuration wizard. Note: Cookies and JavaScript must be enabled in your web browser. To connect to the Management Console 1. -
Page 41: Checking For Speed And Duplex Errors
Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads Ensure that the server is located across the WAN. 4. Drag and drop the 1-MB file again. Performance improves significantly. Checking for speed and duplex errors If you selected autonegotiation (auto) for your in-path and primary interfaces, you must ensure that the SteelHead negotiated the speed and duplex at the rate your devices expect. -
Page 42: Configuring The Server-Side Steelhead
Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads To connect an out-of-path SteelHead to your network • Plug the straight-through cable into the primary port of the SteelHead and the LAN switch. This can be any port on your LAN switch that is configured to connect to a host. Figure 3-12. - Page 43 Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads Complete the configuration wizard steps on the client side and server side. Wizard prompt Description Step 1: Host name? Enter the host name for the SteelHead. Step 2: Use DHCP on the You are given the option to enable the DHCP to automatically assign an IP primary interface? address to the primary interface for the SteelHead.
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Page 44: Configuring The Client-Side Steelhead
Management Console or the CLI. For detailed information about the Management Console, see the SteelHead User Guide. For detailed information about the CLI, see the Riverbed Command-Line Interface Reference Manual. These procedures describe how to configure in-path rules using the Management Console. - Page 45 Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads 3. Choose Optimization > Network Services: In-Path Rules. Figure 3-13. In-Path Rules page 4. Under In-Path Rules, click Add a New In-Path Rule to display the in-path rule configuration options. 5. For Type, select Fixed-Target from the drop-down list. 6.
- Page 46 Configuring out-of-path SteelHeads 7. Optionally, if you have a backup, out-of-path SteelHead in your system (that is, failover support), for Backup Appliance IP Address, specify the IP address and port for the backup appliance in the Backup IP and Port text boxes. Use one of these formats: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx (IPv4) x:x:x::x/xxx (IPv6)
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Page 47: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting This chapter describes how to troubleshoot the SteelHead installation. This chapter describes how to troubleshoot these issues: • “Cables” on page 47 • “Duplex mismatch” on page 48 • “In-path SteelHeads connection” on page 49 • “Oplock issues” on page 49 •... -
Page 48: Duplex Mismatch
Duplex mismatch • SteelHead to router: crossover cable • SteelHead to switch: straight-through cable • SteelHead to SteelHead: crossover cable • SteelHead to a host: crossover cable For details, go to Knowledge Base article S15298. Duplex mismatch These symptoms occur due to a duplex mismatch: •... -
Page 49: In-Path Steelheads Connection
In-path SteelHeads connection • Connect to the SteelHead CLI and enter the ping command to check the duplex mismatch: ping –f –I <in-path-ip> –s 1400 <client-ip> • Change the interface speed and duplex to match. • Ensure there’s a speed and duplex match between each in-path interface and its peer network interface. -
Page 50: Cifs Overlapping Open Optimization Denies Multi-User Access
Ensure that the server has oplock enabled by verifying registry settings on Windows servers or the Filer configuration (for NetApp or EMC servers). • Run a network analyzer such as Riverbed SteelCentral Packet Analyzer Plus, which is fully integrated with Wireshark, and determine that the server grants oplocks when the client opens a file. •... - Page 51 CIFS overlapping open optimization denies multi-user access 2. On the client-side SteelHead, choose Optimization: CIFS (SMB1) to display the CIFS (SMB1) page. Figure 4-1. CIFS (SMB1) page 3. Under Overlapping Open Optimization (Advanced), complete the configuration as described in this table.
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Page 52: Ip Address Configuration
Ensure that the SteelHeads in the network can reach each other through their own interfaces. Connect to the SteelHead CLI. For details, see the Riverbed Command-Line Interface Reference Manual. Enter this command to ping from a specific in-path interface on a SteelHead to another in- path interface: ping -f -I <local-steelhead-inpath-ip>... -
Page 53: Asymmetric Routing
Asymmetric routing Asymmetric routing If there’s an asymmetric routing issue, many connections fail during data transfer or they fail to start. Possible cause Asymmetric routing occurs when a TCP connection takes one path to the destination and another when returning to the source. If the SteelHead sees only the LAN-to-WAN or only the WAN-to-LAN packets, it can’t optimize the data. -
Page 54: Packet Ricochet: Icmp Redirects
Packet ricochet: ICMP redirects • Add static routes to LAN subnets through the LAN router. • Enable in-path simplified routing. Packet ricochet: ICMP redirects These symptoms occur due to packet ricochet Internet Control Messaging Protocol (ICMP) redirects: • Connections fail on the first attempt, but succeed on second attempt. •... -
Page 55: Autodiscovery Failure
Autodiscovery failure Without simplified routing, if a SteelHead is installed in a different subnet from the client or server, you must define one router as the default gateway and static routes for the other routers so that traffic is not redirected back through the SteelHead. -
Page 56: Protocol Optimization Errors
Protocol optimization errors Solutions • Create a fixed-target rule on the client-side SteelHead. – Specify the Target Appliance IP Address and its port as 7800 on the opposite SteelHead (in-path without autodiscovery). • Configure end nodes (firewalls) to allow your probe to pass through. •... -
Page 57: Specific Problems
SH10CIFS and SH10EXCH licenses, even if they have not been activated. For example, at the system prompt, enter the show licenses CLI command. For questions about licenses, contact Riverbed Support at https://support.riverbed.com. Troubleshooting | 57... -
Page 58: Resetting A Lost Password
3. Immediately press E. A GNU GRUB menu appears. – For a SteelHead upgraded to 4.0 from 2.0 or 3.0, the menu prompts you to select the Riverbed SteelHead, diagnostics, or a restore/recovery image. Select Riverbed SteelHead and skip to Step –... -
Page 59: Network Integration Checklist
Network integration checklist kernel /vmlinuz ro root=/dev/sda5 console=tty0 console=ttyS0,9600n8 8. The line of text contains two console= entries. Modify this line as follows: – If you are accessing the SteelHead remotely, delete console=tty0. – If you are accessing the SteelHead directly (through a keyboard and monitor connected to the appliance), delete console=ttyS0. - Page 60 Network integration checklist 60 | Troubleshooting...
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Page 61: A - Steelhead Gx 10000 Appliance Specifications
SteelHead GX 10000 Appliance Specifications This appendix describes the ports, LEDs, and the technical and environmental specifications for the SteelHead GX10000 appliances. Port location and LEDs These figures illustrate the port location and LEDs. Figure A-1. SteelHead GX10000 front panel SteelHead GX 10000 Appliance Specifications | 61... - Page 62 This table summarizes the front panel LEDs and buttons. Label Control panel descriptions Description USB port NMI Button Puts the appliance in a halt state and issues a non-maskable interrupt (NMI). This helps when performing diagnostics for a given issue where a memory download is necessary to determine the cause of the problem.
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Page 63: Technical Specifications
Figure A-2. Back panel The numbers 1 to 6 on the back panel in Figure A-2 refer to card slot numbers. Numbers 24 and 25 refer to HDD/SDD slots. Slot 24 is populated with an HDD. Specification Description Primary and AUX Ports Left LED Solid green = Network link is detected. -
Page 64: Power Requirements And Consumption
Specification Description 2 x 1100 W 100-127 VAC/10 A, 50/60 Hz 200-240 VAC/6 A, 50/60 Hz PCI slots Maximum number of ports Power requirements and consumption This table summarizes the power specifications for the system. The system is rated at the following power characteristics when operating at nominal AC input voltages (120 V and 230 V). -
Page 65: B - Cx Xx80 Appliance Specifications
CX xx80 Appliance Specifications This appendix provides front and back views of the 1U CX 3080 and the 2U CX 5080 and CX 7080 appliances. This appendix includes technical specifications, power requirements, and environmental specifications. CX 3080 specifications This section describes the ports, LEDs, and technical and environmental specifications for the SteelHead 1U 3080 appliance. -
Page 66: Back Panel, Ports, And Status Lights
CX 3080 specifications LED or button Description USB Ports v3.0 1 - USB Type A port 1 - USB Type C port Port 1 PRI = Primary port Left LED Link = Green Activity = Blinks green Right LED 10 Mbps data rate = No light (with link on left LED) 100 Mbps data rate = Green 1000 Mbps data rate = Yellow Port 2 AUX = Auxiliary port... -
Page 67: Technical Specifications
CX 3080 specifications This table summarizes the status lights and ID button on the back of the appliance. LED/button Description HDDs Activity LED (upper light) Activity = Blinks green (drive present, with activity. Status LED (lower light) Failed Disk = Solid amber Power Supply LEDs Power on and healthy = Green Standby = 1 Hz blinks green... -
Page 68: Power Requirements And Consumption
CX 5080 and CX 7080 specifications Power requirements and consumption This table summarizes the power specifications for the systems. The systems are rated at the following power characteristics when operating at nominal AC input voltages (120 V and 230 V). System CX 3080 PSU type... - Page 69 Press the system ID button when the system AC (alternating current) is on. The system ID LED indicates the system is identified with a blue light. Users from a remote site can activate the ID LED by inputting commands in IPMI. For details, contact Riverbed Support. 6, 7 USB Ports v2.0...
- Page 70 ID LED indicates the system is identified with a blue light. Users from a remote site can activate the ID LED by inputting commands in IPMI. For details, contact Riverbed Support at https://support.riverbed.com. Primary and AUX Port LEDs Left LED...
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Page 71: Technical Specifications
CX 5080 and CX 7080 specifications LED/button Description Four-Port 1 GbE Copper Link/Activity LED Bypass Card LEDs Link = Green (preinstalled) Activity = Blinks green Speed/Bypass/Disconnect LED 1000 Mbps = Yellow 100 Mbps = Green 10 Mbps = Off Bypass = Blinks green Disconnect = Blinks yellow Power Supply LEDs Power on and healthy = Green... -
Page 72: Power Requirements And Consumption
CX 5080 and CX 7080 specifications Specification CX 5080 CX 7080 PCI slots 4/20 4/20 Included bypass ports/ max # ports Power requirements and consumption This table summarizes the power specifications for the systems. The systems are rated at the following power characteristics when operating at nominal AC input voltages (120 V and 230 V). -
Page 73: C - Cx X80 Desktop Appliance Specifications
CX x80 Desktop Appliance Specifications This appendix describes the SteelHead CX 580 and CX 780 appliance technical specifications, power requirements, and environmental specifications. CX 580 and CX 780 specifications This section describes the ports, LEDs, technical and environmental specifications for the SteelHead desktop CX 580 and CX 780 appliances. - Page 74 CX 580 and CX 780 specifications This table summarizes the front LEDs, ports, and buttons. Front LEDs and buttons Status Power Button LED On = Blue (system is turned on) Sleep State = Yellow (system is in S5 sleep state) Off = No light (power is off) System LEDs The combination of LED 1 and LED 2 defines the system state:...
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Page 75: Technical Specifications
CX 580 and CX 780 specifications This table summarizes the status lights and ID button on the back of the appliance. LED/button Description Power Supply LEDs Power on and healthy = Green Standby = 1 Hz blinks green Power Off = Off Power lost but second power supply has power = Amber Power on with warning = 1 Hz blinks amber (indicates high temperature, high power, high current, or slow fan) -
Page 76: Environmental Specifications
Environmental specifications System CX 780 PSU type 2 x 550 W AC input 120 V 240 V 99 W/VA 95.2 W/VA Power factor 75.85 VA 63.76 VA Max. volt-ampere 60.08 W 48.56 W Typical watts 204.87 BTU 165.58 BTU BTU (typical) System CX 580 PSU type... -
Page 77: D - Cx Xx70 Appliance Specifications
CX xx70 Appliance Specifications This appendix describes the ports, LEDs, and the technical and environmental specifications for the xx70 appliances. CX 3070 specifications This section describes the ports, LEDs, and technical and environmental specifications. CX xx70 Appliance Specifications | 77... -
Page 78: Port Location And Leds
CX 3070 specifications Port location and LEDs These figures illustrate the port locations, LEDs, and buttons. Figure D-1. CX 3070 front panel with LEDs and buttons Figure D-2. CX 3070 back panel Note: By default, the SteelHead CX 3070 ships with a bypass card in slot 3. The default interface names are LAN3_0, WAN3_0, LAN3_1, and WAN3_1. This appliance doesn’t have an inpath0_0 interface as found on earlier appliances and by default the CX 3070 uses inpath3_0 and inpath3_1. - Page 79 CX 3070 specifications This table summarizes the appliance LEDs and buttons. Reference LED/button Description System ID Button with Maintenance = Blue Integrated LED Toggles the integrated ID LED and the blue server board ID LED on and off. The System ID LED identifies the system for maintenance when installed in a rack of similar server systems.
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Page 80: Technical Specifications
CX 3070 specifications Reference LED/button Description LEDs on Default 4 Port Link/Activity LED Copper Bypass Card Link = Green Activity = Blinks green Speed/Bypass/Disconnect LED 1000 Mbps = Yellow 100 Mbps = Green 10 Mbps = Off Bypass = Blinks green Disconnect = Blinks Yellow LEDs on Power Supply Power on and healthy = Green... -
Page 81: Power Requirements And Consumption
CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications Power requirements and consumption This table summarizes the power specifications for the systems. The systems are rated at the following power characteristics when operating at nominal AC input voltages (120 V and 230 V). System CX 3070 CX 3070... -
Page 82: Port Location And Leds
CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications Port location and LEDs These figures illustrate the port locations and LEDs. Figure D-3. CX 5070 and CX 7070 front panel with LEDs and buttons Disks 0 and 23 are HDD. Disks 1 through 22 are SSD. Figure D-4. - Page 83 CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications This table summarizes the appliance LEDs and buttons. Reference LED/button Description System ID Button with Maintenance = Blue Integrated LED Toggles the integrated ID LED and the blue server board ID LED on and off. The System ID LED identifies the system for maintenance when installed in a rack of similar server systems.
- Page 84 CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications Reference LED/button Description LEDs on Default 4 Port Link/Activity LED Copper Bypass Card Link = Green Activity = Blinks green Speed/Bypass/Disconnect LED 1000 Mbps = Yellow 100 Mbps = Green 10 Mbps = Off Bypass = Blinks green Disconnect = Blinks Yellow LEDs on Power Supply...
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Page 85: Technical Specifications
CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications Technical specifications This table summarizes the technical specifications for the systems. CX 5070-M/H CX 7070-L CX 7070-M CX 7070-H Form factor 2 x 1000 GB HDD 2 x 1000 GB HDD 2 x 1000 GB HDD 2 x 1000 GB HDD Hard disk/SSD 6 x 160GB SSDs... -
Page 86: Power Requirements And Consumption
CX 5070 and CX 7070 specifications Power requirements and consumption This table summarizes the power specifications for the systems. The systems are rated at the following power characteristics when operating at nominal AC input voltages (120 V and 230 V). System CX 5070 CX 7070... -
Page 87: E - Cx X70 Desktop Appliance Specifications
CX x70 Desktop Appliance Specifications This appendix describes the ports, LEDs, and the technical and environmental specifications for the x70 desktop systems. CX 570 and CX 770 specifications This section describes the ports, LEDs, technical and environmental specifications. Port location and LEDs These figures illustrate the port locations and LEDs. -
Page 88: Technical Specifications
CX 570 and CX 770 specifications This table summarizes the system LEDs. Status System Healthy = Blue Degraded = Yellow Critical = Red Power Off = None Power Button LED System Off = No light Standby Mode = Yellow Power On = Blue Hard Drive LED Activity = Blinks Blue Failed Disk = Orange... -
Page 89: Environmental Specifications
CX 570 and CX 770 specifications Specification CX 570 Desktop L/M/H CX 770 Desktop L/M/H Voltage frequency 100–240 V 100–240 V 50–60 Hz 50–60 Hz Single 84 W Single 84 W External External 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2–1 A 2–1 A Onboard bypass ports/max # ports... - Page 90 CX 570 and CX 770 specifications 90 | CX x70 Desktop Appliance Specifications...
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Page 91: F - Cx X55 Appliance Specifications
CX x55 Appliance Specifications This appendix describes the ports, LEDs, and the technical and environmental specifications for the x55 appliances. CX 255 specifications This section describes the ports, LEDs, technical and environmental specifications. Port locations and LEDs These figures illustrate the port locations and LEDs. Figure F-1. -
Page 92: Technical Specifications
CX 255 specifications This table summarizes the system LEDs. Status System Healthy = Blue Degraded = Yellow Critical = Red Power Off = None Power Button LED System Off = No light Standby Mode = Yellow Power On = Blue Primary LED Left LED Link = Green... -
Page 93: Environmental Specifications
CX 255 specifications Specification CX 255 Desktop P-U-L-M-H Single 84 W External 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2–1 A Onboard bypass ports/max # ports Environmental specifications This table summarizes the environmental requirements for the systems. Specification CX 255 Operating acoustic 45 dBA sound pressure (typical) Temperature (operating) 0°... - Page 94 CX 255 specifications 94 | CX x55 Appliance Specifications...
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