SecureSync front panel. To secure, use the #2 Phillips screwdriver, and 3 each of
the HM20R-04R7-0010 M4 flat head Phillips screws per side. Note: if you pur-
chased additional rear rack mounts, you will align the holes on the mount with the
screw hole closest to the keyholes slots at the rear of the chassis.
2.
Secure the rack mount brackets to the rack using the #10-32 rack mount screws
and #2 Phillips head screwdriver, 2 each per side of the rack.
2.6 Connecting Network Cables
SecureSync includes two BASE 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports (ETH0- RJ45, and ETH1-
SFP) for full NTP functionality, as well as a comprehensive web-based user interface
("Web UI") for configuration, monitoring and diagnostic support.
Before connecting the network cable(s), you need to decide which port(s) you want to use
for which purpose (e.g., ETH0 for configuration only, etc.), and how you want to configure
basic network connectivity e.g., the IP address:
a.
Configure SecureSync via the unit's front panel.
b.
Configure SecureSync by means of a PC connected to an existing network.
When connecting to a hub, router, or network computer, use a straight-
through wired, shielded CAT 5, Cat 5E or CAT 6 cable with RJ45 con-
nectors (Eth0) or SFP connectors (Eth1). Connect one end to the Eth-
ernet port on the SecureSync rear panel, and the opposite end of the cable to
a network hub or switch.
c.
Configure SecureSync by connecting a stand-alone computer directly via a ded-
icated network cable (standard-wired, or crossover cable):
When connecting directly to a stand-alone PC, use a network cable. Connect
the cable to the NIC card of the computer.
Since no DHCP server is available in this configuration both SecureSync, and
the PC must be configured with static IP addresses that are on the same
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