SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for NSsp 10700, 11700, 13700 and NSa Series
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-Front Panel
Refer to the following front panel and the associated table to understand the ports and LED lighting on the ports.
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MGMT |
MGMT Port - RJ45: The MGMT port is a dedicated 1GE interface for appliance management and SafeMode access.
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console | Console Port - RJ45: Serial Console for CLI access | |
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X32 - X33 |
Port form factor: QSFP28 indicating MAX supporting speed of 100G. Supported speeds: 10G*/40G/100G 100/40GE QSFP28 Ports and LEDs:
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X24 - X31 |
Port form factor: SFP/SFP+/SFP28 Supported speeds: 10M/100M/1G/10G/25G 25/10/5/2.5GE SFP28 Ports and LEDs:
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X20 - X23 |
Port form factor: SFP+ Supported speeds: 10M/100M/1G/10G 10/5/2.5GE SFP+ Ports and LEDs:
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X16 - X19 |
10/5/2.5/1GE Copper RJ45 Ports and LEDs:
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X0 - X15 |
1GE Copper RJ45 Ports and LEDs:
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SafeMode Button: A recessed button used to enter SafeMode:
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Power Button:
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LAN Bypass LED: When NSsp is without power and LED is off, LAN Bypass state is difficult to distinguish. It can be either:
Yellow = bypass active and traffic is passing while NSsp is powered but not available, such as during reboot. Green = bypass enabled and traffic can pass if firewall goes down. |
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SS
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USB SS 3.0 Ports: For configuration, recovery, re-imaging the NSsp, and USB WWAN device support. | |
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Storage LED: Status on internal and external storage.
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Alarm LED:
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Test LED:
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Power LED: 1 = Primary, 2 = Redundant
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