Turning The Sensor On And Off - Trellix NS Series Product Manual

3 | NS7500 Sensor
Caution
Sensor outage breaks the link connecting the devices on either side of the Sensor for a brief moment and requires the
renegotiation of the network link between the two peer devices connected to the Sensor. Depending on the network
equipment, this disruption introduced by the renegotiation of the link layer between the two peer devices might range from a
couple of seconds to more than a minute with certain vendors' devices.
Caution
A very brief link disruption might also occur while the links between the Sensor and each of the peer devices are renegotiated
to place the Sensor back in in-line mode. This outage, again, varies depending on the device, and can range from a few
seconds to more than a minute.
The performance of the switchover from in-line to bypass and vice versa varies depending on the vendor.
You can find the installation and troubleshooting instructions for the kit in the guide that accompanies the kit. For example, for
information on the Modular kits, see the following guides:
•
1/10 Gigabit Modular Active Fail-Open Bypass Kit Guide
•
1/10 Gigabit Modular Passive Fail-Open Bypass Kit Guide
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Turning the Sensor on and off

Note
Do not attempt to turn on the Sensor until you have installed the Sensor in a rack and made all the necessary network
connections.
Steps:
1. Connect the power cable to the Sensor power supply.
2. Connect the power cable to a power source.
Note
If you are installing a redundant power supply, you should install it as described in Install a new power supply section. For
true redundant operation with the optional redundant power supply,Trellix recommends that you plug each supply into
a different power circuit.
The Sensor has no power switch. The Sensor turns on as soon as one of its power cables is connected to a power
source.Trellix recommends that you use the
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CLI command to halt the Sensor before turning it off. For more
shutdown
Trellix Intrusion Prevention System NS-series Sensor Product Guide