Threat Protection System Hardware Specification and Installation Guide 39
Security device Unlicensed inspection throughput
8200TX 1 Gpbs
2200T 200 Mbps
440T 100 Mbps
Attach network connections
Describes how to make network connections.
All ports on the TPS device are dynamic and do not require fixed cable assignments. When making your
network cable connections, keep track of which ports you select for which purpose.
1. Attach one or more network cables for the internal network. Make note of which front panel ports you
use.
2. Attach a network cable for the external (WAN) network. Make note of which front panel port you use.
3. Using the LSM or the command line interface, configure network interface types appropriate to the
surrounding network using the ports you selected.
For more information about device network configuration and connections, refer to the TPS Local
Security Manager User Guide and the TPS CLI Reference.
Where to go next
After you attach network connections, network traffic passes through the device using the default filter
configuration. The default configuration automatically recognizes and blocks traffic that is known to be
malicious at all times, under all conditions, in all network environments.
On a TX Series device, any bypass I/O modules remain in bypass mode until you remove them from bypass
mode through the CLI, LSM, or SMS. Rebooting the TPS does not change the bypass mode of the bypass
I/O module. For information about how to disable bypass mode, see your product documentation on the
TMC.
Note: To complete your installation, see the Release Notes for your product on the TMC at https://
tmc.tippingpoint.com. The Release Notes provide the latest post-installation information for your product.
You can perform additional configuration, administrative, and management tasks, by using:
• The LSM or the device command line interface (CLI). The LSM and CLI enable straightforward
management of a particular device.
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