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Preface
Overview
IntroductionThis getting started guide contains information about installing and
configuring initial settings for the IBM Proventia Network Mail Securi ty
System appliance.
ScopeThis guide includes general information and procedures required for
connecting the appliance to your network and configuring the basic
settings for the appliance.
AudienceThis guide is intended for Administrators with a fundamental knowledge
of mail security best practices and SMTP configuration.
Note: If you are running the appliance on VMware, see the Getting
Started Guide for VMware Workstation on the IBM ISS Web site at
www.iss.net/support/documentation/
using VMware.
for installation procedures
http://
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How to Use the Appliance Documentation
Using this guideRead this entire guide before you install or operate this product. You
should review prerequisites and considerations before you begin.
Latest informationFor the latest appliance documentation, always r efer to the Help found in
Proventia Manager and in the Readme files associated with each
firmware release located on the IBM ISS Download Center at
http://www.iss.net/download/
Related publicationsThe following publications provide more information about the
appliance:
DocumentContents
.
Licensing
agreement
IBM Proventia Network
Mail Security System
Getting Started Guide for
VMware Workstation
IBM Proventia Network
Mail Security System
Administrator Guide
IBM Proventia Network
Mail Security System
Help
Readme fileThis file contains the most current information about
Tabl e 1: Reference documentation
This guide contains information on how to set up the
appliance on VMware.
This guide contains information on configuring,
managing, and maintaining the appliance.
The online Help is accessed from Proventia
Manager (the Web-based Management Interface),
and contains information on how to use features of
the appliance while you are in the application.
product issues and updates, including how to
contact Technical Support.
For licensing information on IBM Internet Security Systems products,
download the IBM Licensing Agreement from:
provides direct access to user documentation, current
versions listings, detailed product literature, white papers, and the
Technical Support Knowledgebase.
Hours of supportThe following table provides hours for Technical Support at the Americas
and other locations:
LocationHours
Americas24 hours a day
All other
locations
Tabl e 2: Hours for technical support
Monday through Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. during their
local time, excluding IBM published holidays
Note: If your local support office is located outside the
Americas, you may call or send an email to the Americas
office for help during off-hours.
Contact information For contact information, go to the IBM Internet Security Systems
(IBM ISS) Resource Center Web site at
services/us/index.wss/offering/iss/a1029178
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Chapter 1
Introduction to the Appliance
Overview
IntroductionThis chapter contains introductory information about deploying your
appliance.
In this chapterThis chapter contains the following topics:
TopicPage
Appliance Package Contents10
About the Appliance11
Understanding SMTP Mail Routing13
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Appliance Package Contents
IntroductionBefore you begin, you should verify that you have all of the package
contents necessary to install the appliance.
Verifying the
contents
Verify the appliance package includes the following:
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IBM Proventia Network Mail Security System appliance
Ethernet crossover cable
Po wer cord
Recovery CD pack
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Warranty statement
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About the Appliance
About the Appliance
IntroductionBefore you connect the appliance to the network, familiarize yourself
with the appliance’s hardware features.
Front panel Figure 1 illustrates the front panel of the appliance:
Figure 1: Front panel of the appliance
The front panel of the appliance includes the following:
LabelDescription
ALED Indicators (from left to right:)
•Power LED - Green
•HDD Activity LED - Green
•LAN1 LED - Green
•LAN2 LED - Green
•Fault Event LED - Amber
BThe LCD module navigation arrow keys are used for entering IP
addresses.
CThe LCD controller module is used for initial network configuration.
DThe LCD module configuration keys are used to set up the ETH1
interface from the front panel.
Tabl e 2: Front panel label descriptions
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Back panelFigure 2 illustrates the back panel of the appliance:
Figure 2: Appliance back panel
The back panel of the appliance includes the following:
LabelDescription
EEthernet Port 2 (ETH2)
FEthernet Port 3 (ETH3)
Configuring the
ETH1 interface
GEthernet Port 1 (ETH1) (This is the default gateway for the appliance.)
HEthernet Port 0 (ETH0)
Tabl e 3: Back panel label descriptions
You will need to re-route mail traffic through the appliance, before it can
inspect all incoming mail and then forward the clean mail on to internal
mail servers. Make sure the ETH1 interface is configured as the default
gateway IP address for the appliance.
Figure 3: ETH1 interface setup
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