Connecting branch office PCs to the RED appliance
At the branch office, use standard Ethernet cables to connect the PCs to
the LAN ports (LAN1-LAN4) of the RED appliance, either directly or via a
network switch.
Use the orange Ethernet cable (from the scope of supply) to connect the
WAN port of the RED appliance to the interface of your router or cable
modem that connects to the Internet.
Connecting the RED appliance to the power supply
Connect the RED appliance to the power supply from the scope of supply.
Plug the power supply into the electrical outlet. The Power LED will light.
After the system has booted, it will connect to the Internet. The status LEDs
System, Router, and Internet will light:
System booted
Router reachable
Internet connectivity up
If all four status LEDs are flashing (from left to right and vice versa), the
device is installing a new firmware version.
Important note: Do not unplug the power while the firmware is updating.
Otherwise the RED appliance will be rendered inoperable and must be
returned to the reseller.
Establishing a tunnel between the branch office and the central
UTM Gateway
The RED appliance will now automatically retrieve its configuration file from
the Internet and establish an encrypted tunnel to the central office. The
Tunnel LED will now light:
Tunnel up
If any of the four status LEDs is not lit or if the System LED is red and
blinking, please refer to "Controls and LED codes" section below to identify
the error.
Controls and LED Codes
Power
1 x 10/100
Base-TX port
1 x USB port
Power
10/100 Base-TX ports
Status signal 4 x 10/100
Base-TX ports
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