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Step 2: Up and Running
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Install the SRX Series Firewall in a Rack | 5
Connect to the Network and Power On the SRX Series Firewall | 5
Install the SRX Series Firewall in a Rack
The rack installaon and power-on procedures vary slightly for each SRX Series rewall. For instrucons specic to your
SRX Series rewall, see the applicable hardware guide on the Juniper Mist Supported Hardware page.
Connect to the Network and Power On the SRX Series Firewall
NOTE: Certain tasks in this procedure require you to congure or connect to services within your local network.
Please be aware that we don't provide instrucons on how to congure or locate these services.
1. Connect the 0/0 port (ge-0/0/0 interface) to the WAN network. The interface receives an IP address from the DHCP
service provided by the ISP.
2. Open ports TCP 443 and TCP 2200 on your Internet rewall to allow outbound communicaon between the SRX
and the Mist cloud. You also need to open port TCP 6514 to allow the SRX to send trac logs to the Mist cloud.
3. Connect an Ethernet cable to any trac (revenue) port on the SRX rewall and to your local network.
4. Connect power to the rewall.
5. Wait for a few minutes for the rewall to boot completely.
The SRX rewall should now appear as green/connected in the Mist portal. Congratulaons! You've successfully
onboarded your cloud-ready SRX Series rewall.
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Juniper SRX Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryGateway
Operating SystemJunos OS
Product FamilySRX Series
PurposeSecurity
VPN ThroughputVaries greatly depending on the specific model, ranging from Gbps to Tbps
Power SupplyVaries depending on the specific model (e.g., AC, DC, Redundant)

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