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25 May 2025 INSTALLING AND REMOVING MEMORY IN CHECK POINT APPLIANCES...
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Check Point. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, Check Point assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.
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, and 24 August Updated for TE250XN appliances 2022 01 June Updated for Quantum LightSpeed Appliances 2022 Rebranding - New Check Point logo February 2022 18 January First release of this document 2022 Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 4...
Preparing the Appliance About DIMM Sockets Smart-1 700-S Base Appliance DIMM Configuration Smart-1 700-M Base Appliance DIMM Configuration Smart-1 700-S Plus and Smart-1 700-M Plus Appliance DIMM Configuration Removing DIMMs Installing DIMMs Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 5...
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9700 Base / 9800 Base Appliance DIMM Configuration 9700 Plus / 9800 Plus Appliance DIMM Configuration Installing DIMMs Verifying the Memory Configuration MLS400 Preparing the Appliance About DIMM Sockets MLS400 DIMM Configuration Removing DIMMs Installing DIMMs Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 6...
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Verifying the Memory Configuration QLS250, QLS450, QLS650, and QLS800 Preparing the Appliance About DIMM Sockets QLS250 DIMM Configuration QLS450, QLS650, and QLS800 DIMM Configuration Removing DIMMs Installing DIMMs Verifying the Memory Configuration Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 7...
Introduction Introduction This guide applies to these Check Point Appliances: Appliance In This Document 29200 Base/Plus Security Appliance 29200 29100 Base/Plus Security Appliance 29100 19200 Base/Plus Security Appliance 19200 19100 Base/Plus Security Appliance 19100 9800 Base/Plus Security Appliance 9800 9700 Base/Plus Security Appliance...
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Introduction Important - We recommend that only experienced personnel install or remove hardware components. Installing or removing components incorrectly can permanently damage the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 9...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Smart-1 7000-XL / Smart-1 7000-UL Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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2. Pull the top cover back in the same direction the red arrows are pointing on the diagram. 3. Pull the cover up to remove it completely. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 11...
Smart-1 7000-XL and Smart-1 7000-UL About DIMM Sockets and the RAID Card Module Item Description CPU0 DIMM sockets CPU1 DIMM sockets Appliance rear panel Air duct cover PSU unit RAID card module Appliance front panel Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 12...
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The view shown is always from above the appliance. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 13...
2. Disconnect the first SAS cable (1): a. Put your thumb on top of the plastic connector. b. Put your index finger on the on the clasp on the bottom of the connector. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 14...
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Screw (3) that attaches the RAID card module to the bottom panel of the appliance. b. Screw (4) that attaches the RAID card module to the side panel of the appliance. c. Screw (5) that attaches the RAID card module to the air duct. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 15...
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7. Place the RAID card module on a horizontal surface that does not conduct electricity (wood, paper, plastic) and cannot scratch the module. You can now handle the unobstructed DIMMs located between CPU1 and the PSU. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 16...
1. Locate the RAID card module slot on the motherboard. 2. Hold the RAID card module's vertical circuit board and align it with the side panel of the appliance and its slot on the motherboard. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 17...
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Press and hold both fingers on the connector. d. Insert the plastic connector into its metal receptacle on the circuit board attached to the storage devices' enclosure until it snaps into place. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 18...
To upgrade to 384GB, use 12 x 32GB DIMMs. Make sure to place them in the sockets as shown in the diagram. 384GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 19...
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To upgrade to 512GB, use 16 x 32GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 512GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 20...
You can upgrade to 512GB. Use 16 x 32GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 512GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 21...
4. Press the two retaining clips on the DIMM outward. 5. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 22...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. c. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. d. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 23...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 24...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 25...
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9. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 10. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 11. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 26...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 27...
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Smart-1 7000-XL and Smart-1 7000-UL To view DIMM hardware details through the LOM Card: See the Hardware Inventory section in the Lights Out Management (LOM) HTML5-based Card Administration Guide Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 28...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Smart-1 7000-L Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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2. Pull the top cover back in the same direction the red arrows are pointing on the diagram. 3. Pull the cover up to remove it completely. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 30...
Smart-1 7000-L About DIMM Sockets Item Description CPU0 DIMM sockets CPU1 DIMM sockets Appliance rear panel Appliance front panel Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 31...
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The view shown is always from above the appliance. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 32...
To upgrade to 192GB, use 12 x 16GB DIMMs. Make sure to place them in the sockets as shown in the diagram. 192GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 33...
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To upgrade to 256GB, use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 34...
You can upgrade to 256GB. Use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 35...
3. Press the two retaining clips outward. 4. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 36...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 37...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 38...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 39...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 40...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 41...
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Smart-1 7000-L To view DIMM hardware details through the LOM Card: See the Hardware Inventory section in the Lights Out Management (LOM) HTML5-based Card Administration Guide Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 42...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Smart-1 700-S / Smart-1 700-M Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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3. Pull the cover up to remove it completely. The Smart-1 700-M appliance is shown above. Removal of the top cover is the same in the Smart-1 700-S appliance. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 44...
Smart-1 700-S and Smart-1 700-M About DIMM Sockets The Smart-1 700-M appliance is shown above. DIMM socket location is the same in the Smart- 1 700-S appliance. Item Description Appliance rear panel DIMM sockets Appliance front panel Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 45...
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The view shown is always from above the appliance. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 46...
To upgrade to 32GB, use 4 x 8GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 32GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 47...
To upgrade to 64GB, use 4 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 64GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 48...
1. Remove the power cords from the appliance. 2. Place the ESD strap on your wrist and attach the other end to a grounding point. 3. Press the two retaining clips outward. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 49...
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If necessary, first pull up one end of the DIMM, and then the other to gradually release the DIMM from the contact pins. Important - Make sure that there are no leftover or loose parts inside the appliance. 5. If you do not need to install any DIMMs: Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 50...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 51...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 52...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 53...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 54...
DIMM configuration layout diagram. To view DIMM hardware details through the LOM Card: See the Hardware Inventory section in the Lights Out Management (LOM) HTML5-based Card Administration Guide Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 55...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Quantum Force 19000 and 29000 Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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3. Pull the cover up to remove it completely. The 29200 appliance is shown above. Removal of the top cover is the same in the 19100, 19200, and 29100 appliances. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 57...
19100, 19200, 29100, and 29200 About DIMM Sockets and the Air Duct Cover Item Description Appliance front panel Air duct cover Appliance rear panel CPU0 DIMM sockets CPU1 DIMM sockets Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 58...
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Mapping of DIMM channels and DIMM sockets on the motherboard: DIMM Channel DIMM Socket DIMM Channel DIMM Socket DIMM3 DIMM15 DIMM1 DIMM13 DIMM6 DIMM18 DIMM4 DIMM16 DIMM10 DIMM22 DIMM12 DIMM24 DIMM7 DIMM19 DIMM9 DIMM21 Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 59...
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The air duct covers the CPU units and also limits access to the memory DIMMs. Although DIMMs can be replaced or inserted without removing the air duct, we recommend to remove the air duct first. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 60...
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You now have full access to the DIMM sockets. To secure the air duct cover after handling DIMMs: 1. Place the air duct cover in the appliance. 2. Place and tighten the six air duct screws to secure it. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 61...
To upgrade to 96GB, use 12 x 8GB DIMMs. Make sure to place them in the sockets as shown in the diagram. 96GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 62...
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To upgrade to 128GB, use 16 x 8GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 128GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 63...
You can upgrade to 128GB. Use 16 x 8GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 128GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 64...
You can upgrade to 128GB. Use 16 x 8GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 128GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 65...
As needed, replace faulty DIMMs with new ones. Make sure to place them in the DIMM sockets as shown in the diagram. 128GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 66...
192GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) To upgrade to 256GB, use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 67...
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19100, 19200, 29100, and 29200 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 68...
You can upgrade to 256GB. Use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 69...
192GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) To upgrade to 256GB, use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 70...
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19100, 19200, 29100, and 29200 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 71...
You can upgrade to 256GB. Use 16 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 256GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 72...
3. Press the two retaining clips outward. 4. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 73...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 74...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 75...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 76...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 77...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 78...
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19100, 19200, 29100, and 29200 To view DIMM hardware details through the LOM Card: See the Hardware Inventory section in the Lights Out Management (LOM) HTML5-based Card Administration Guide Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 79...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Quantum Force 9000 Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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The 9800 appliance is shown above. Removal of the top cover is the same in the 9100, 9200, 9300, 9400, and 9700 appliances. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 81...
The view shown is always from above the appliance. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 82...
To upgrade to 32GB, use 4 x 8GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. To upgrade to 64GB, use 4 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 83...
To upgrade to 64GB, use 4 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 32GB Default / 64GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 84...
To upgrade to 128GB, use 8 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 64GB / 128GB Upgraded Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 85...
To upgrade to 128GB, use 8 x 16GB DIMMs in all sockets as shown in the diagram. 64GB / 128GB Upgraded Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 86...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 87...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 88...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 89...
DIMM configuration layout diagram. To view DIMM hardware details through the LOM Card: Lights Out Management (LOM) HTML5-based Card See the Hardware Inventory section in the Administration Guide Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 90...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Quantum LightSpeed Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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2. Pull the top cover back in the direction of the arrows. 3. Pull the cover up to remove it fully. Legend Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 92...
The MLS400 appliance has a memory configuration of 192GB: 12 x 16GB. All memory slots are populated with DIMMs. If necessary, you can remove a faulty DIMM and replace it with a new one. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 93...
3. Press the two retaining clips outward. 4. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 94...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 95...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 96...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 97...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 98...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 99...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Quantum LightSpeed Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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2. Pull the top cover back in the direction of the arrows. 3. Pull the cover up to remove it fully. Legend Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 101...
The view shown is always from the top. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 102...
2, 3, 4, and 5. 64GB Memory Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) To upgrade to 96GB, use six 16GB DIMMs in all memory slots. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 103...
3. Press the two retaining clips outward. 4. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 104...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 105...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 106...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 107...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 108...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 109...
For more information, read the Health and Safety Information in the Getting Started Guide: Quantum LightSpeed Appliances Getting Started Guide Memory Kit contents QR code page - Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances Memory DIMMs ESD grounding strap (anti-static) To prepare the appliance: 1.
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3. Pull the cover up to remove it completely. The QLS800 appliance is shown above. Removal of the top cover is the same in the other LightSpeed Appliances. Item Description Appliance cover Appliance cover screws ESD grounding point Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 111...
QLS250, QLS450, QLS650, and QLS800 About DIMM Sockets Item Description Appliance front panel Appliance rear panel CPU1 DIMM sockets CPU0 DIMM sockets Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 112...
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The view shown is always from the top. The front panel of the appliance is always at the bottom of the diagram. Item Description Memory socket with DIMM installed Memory socket without DIMM installed Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 113...
When necessary, replace faulty DIMMs with new ones. Make sure to place them in the DIMM slots as shown in the diagram. 192GB Configuration Top View (Front panel of the appliance is at the bottom of the diagram) Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 114...
3. Press the two retaining clips outward. 4. Carefully pull up the DIMM. Important - Only touch the rear corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 115...
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Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. b. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. c. Tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 116...
Handle with care to avoid injury or damage the DIMMs To install DIMMs in the appliance: 1. Find the DIMM slots on the system board. 2. Press outward on the two white retaining clips. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 117...
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Only touch the top corners of the DIMM. Pressing on the heat sink or other DIMM components can damage the hardware. DIMMs are not symmetrical. Use the hole in the DIMM to guide the DIMM into the raised tooth in the slot. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 118...
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8. Replace the appliance cover without tightening the appliance cover screws. 9. Connect the power cords to the appliance. The appliance turns on. 10. Place and tighten the appliance cover screws to secure the cover on the appliance. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 119...
2. Make sure the value in the Total Memory shows the installed memory. Note - The “Memory Slot Number” is an ordinal count of DIMMs and does not correspond to the slot numbering shown in the motherboard DIMM configuration layout diagram. Installing and Removing Memory in Check Point Appliances | 120...
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