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TREND MICRO
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Network VirusWall Enforcer
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1500i (R210 Series)
Trend Micro™ Network VirusWall™ Enforcer 1500i controls access to
your corporate network to ensure that all devices—managed or
unmanaged, local or remote—comply with corporate security policies
before they connect. It prevents threats from entering the network by
scanning devices for the most up-to-date security software and critical
Microsoft™ patches.
Use this Quick Start Guide to get Network VirusWall Enforcer up and
running on your network. To obtain more information on product
features and advanced settings, see the following documentation:
• Dell™ Product Information Guide—this printed document provides
safety, environmental, and regulatory information about the device.
Read the safety information in this document before using Network
VirusWall Enforcer.
• Readme—a text file on the USB flash drive, the Readme covers
basic getting started instructions, new features, known issues, and
late-breaking information.
• Installation and Deployment Guide—provided on the USB flash
drive, this PDF document describes installation, planning,
deployment, and initial configuration.
• Administrator’s Guide—also in the USB flash drive, this PDF
document contains a comprehensive overview of Network VirusWall
Enforcer. It also provides detailed configuration and management
information.
For the latest versions of Network VirusWall Enforcer documents, visit
the Trend Micro Update Center at http://www.trendmicro.com/download.
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Open and inspect the package.
Your package should include the following items:
Quick Start Guide
If there are any items missing in your package, please contact your
Trend Micro sales representative.
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Understand the device interface.
Review the physical interface of your Network VirusWall Enforcer device.
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Front panel
The front panel provides a quick way to connect a keyboard and a VGA
monitor to the device.
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Power-on indicator, power button
Nonmaskable interrupt (NMI) button for troubleshooting
software and driver issues with support
Video connector
Hard drive activity indicator
Diagnostic indicators for troubleshooting hardware issues
with support
Device status indicator
Device identification button for locating the device in a rack
USB 2.0 connectors
Device indentification panel
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Plan your deployment.
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Component
Expansion card ports using a Silicom™ LAN bypass server
adapter card (data interface)
Serial connector
Video connector
eSATA connector
USB 2.0 connectors
Onboard Ethernet ports (management interface)
Device status indicator
Device identification button for locating the device in a rack
Device status indicator connector
Power supply connector
Retention clip for securing the power cable
Decide how to integrate the device into your network and determine
which topology it will support. Position Network VirusWall Enforcer
between layer 2 and layer 3 switches to scan all packets entering
and leaving that section of the network.
Identify segments of your network to protect by considering which
kinds of endpoints may introduce viruses or violate security policies.
Also, consider the location of resources that are critical to your
organization.
Network Settings
As part of your deployment planning, prepare the network settings
that the devices should use to successfully connect to your network
and scan packets.
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Rack kit
Documents and
USB drive
Back Panel
The back panel contains all the network interface ports. These ports are
grouped into the management interface ports and the data interface
ports.
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Setting
IP Address
Netmask/Prefix Length
Default gateway
DNS Server 1
DNS Server 2
VLAN
Note:
If you are connecting Network VirusWall Enforcer to a
dual-stack network, you need to supply IPv4 and IPv6
addresses.
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Mount the device.
Mount the Network VirusWall Enforcer device to a standard 19-inch
four-post rack cabinet or place it on a stable surface as a
freestanding device. When mounting the device, allow at least two
inches clearance in all directions for cooling. For detailed
instructions, see the Installation and Deployment Guide.
After mounting the device, attach a VGA monitor and a keyboard to
the device. These peripherals will allow you to access the
Preconfiguration console, where you can configure the device for
network connection and remote management.
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Log on to the Preconfiguration console.
Important: Before connecting the device to a power source, see the
safety information in the Dell Product Information Guide and the
device specifications in the Installation and Deployment Guide.
To log on to the Preconfiguration console:
1. Power on the device and the attached VGA monitor. A few minutes
after powering on the device, the attached monitor will display the
Preconfiguration console. If the console does not display, press
CTRL+R.
2. To get full access to the Preconfiguration console, type the default
administrator user name and password.
User name: admin
Password: admin
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Configure the device.
You can quickly assign Network VirusWall Enforcer a fixed IP address
using the Preconfiguration console. You will need the information you
prepared in step 3.
To configure device settings:
1. On the Main Menu of the Preconfiguration console, select Device
Settings.
2. Type a host name that properly represents the device in the network.
3. Type or select the necessary IP address settings.
4. After specifying the device settings, select Return to main menu and
press ENTER.
Quick Start Guide
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Connect the device to the network.
After performing initial configuration, connect the device to your
network.
To connect Network VirusWall Enforcer to your network:
1. Disconnect the device from its power source.
2. Connect one end of a network cable to a port in the data
interface and the other to a segment of your network.
3. Reconnect the device to a power source and power it on.
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Log on to the Web console and change the
default passwords.
Secure the console by immediately changing the passwords to the
default "admin", "poweruser", and "operator" accounts.
To log on to the console and change the passwords:
1. Open the Web console from a computer that can
access the device. To do this, go to the following URL using Internet
Explorer 6.0 or later:
http://<Device IP address>
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2. Log on to the Web console using the default “admin” account.
User name: admin
Password: admin
3. Click Administrative Accounts in the Administration menu.
4. Click the name of the account to edit.
5. Type the new password and retype it for confirmation.
Note:
For information on selecting the right ports and specifying
interface speeds and duplex modes, see the Installation
and Deployment Guide.
When specifying an IPv6 address as part of a URL,
enclose the IPv6 address in square brackets.
Use passwords that are at least 8 characters long and
a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers,
punctuation marks, and other special characters. Avoid
using words in the dictionary, names, and dates.
Activate and update the device.
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Ensure that the device can connect to the Internet and then activate
your license. After activation, you will be able to perform updates.
To activate and update your device:
1. If necessary, configure proxy server settings so the device can
connect to the Internet. Click Proxy Settings in the
Administration menu.
2. Activate the device license. Click Product License in the
Administration menu.
3. If you are using a Control Manager server as a local update
server, specify the URL of the server so the device can download
updates from this server. Click Update Source in the Updates
menu.
4. Perform an update of Network VirusWall Enforcer pattern and
program files. Click Manual in the Updates menu. You may need
to reset the device after the update.
5. Schedule automatic pattern and engine updates. Click Scheduled
in the Updates menu.
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Define your own policies and test
your deployment.
After updating components, you can create multiple policies directed
at different types of endpoints and traffic. You can define policies for
different IP address ranges, ports, and users. If you have multiple
policies, only the first policy that matches an endpoint will apply to
the endpoint. During policy creation, you will also need to define how
you will deploy the Threat Management Agent and how often
endpoints are assessed for compliance.
To get a better understanding of component updates and policy
enforcement, consult the Administrator’s Guide.
5. Select Save and Log Off. A confirmation message displays.
6. Click OK.
Note:
You can register Network VirusWall Enforcer to Trend Micro
Control Manager™ from the Preconfiguration console. For
additional information about Control Manager and connecting
the device to your network, see the Administrator’s Guide.
6. Click Save.
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