Installing An Hsm; Connecting Ethernet, Console And Power Cables - Entrust nShield 5c Installation Manual

6. Installing an HSM

This chapter describes how to install the nShield nShield 5c in a rack, cabinet, or shelf.
For more information about connecting the nShield nShield 5c to the network, and
configuring it for connection to one or more clients on the network, see the nShield
nShield 5c User Guide.
Always handle modules correctly. Take due account of the weight and
dimensions of the nShield nShield 5c when selecting a location for
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storage or installation. For more information, see Handling an nShield
nShield 5c in Introduction.
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You cannot install or configure the nShield nShield 5c remotely.
To install the nShield nShield 5c in a 19" rack, follow the instructions supplied with your
rack mounting kit.
To install the nShield nShield 5c in a cabinet or a shelf, fit the four self-adhesive rubber
feet (supplied with the HSM) to the bottom of the HSM. An
each of the four corners on the bottom of the HSM as a guide to placing the feet.

6.1. Connecting Ethernet, console and power cables

The nShield nShield 5c is an Ethernet network device capable of supporting up to 100m
of Ethernet cable. You must use a CAT5e UTP cable or better when connecting the HSM
to a 100Mbit or 1Gbit Ethernet device. You must use a CAT3 cable or better for 10Mbit
connections.
The connectors for Ethernet cables and mains power cables are at the rear of the nShield
nShield 5c.
Ensure that:
• All power cables are routed to avoid sharp bends, hot surfaces, pinches, and
abrasion.
• You connect mains power cables to both the PSUs.
• The rocker switch for each PSU is in the on position.
The following image shows the Ethernet, console and mains power connections:
nShield® 5c Installation Guide
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