IPS 4240 cabling question
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Posted by John Smith on November 16, 2005, 9:14 am
Please log in for more thread options IPS. If i want to change it to inline/IPS mode, how are the cables physically connected? From one interface to the router, and the other to the firewall? directly connected? x-over cable? Aside from the cabling, is everything else (software wise) configured the same way? TIA | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Matty M on November 17, 2005, 6:22 pm
Please log in for more thread options Should sit inline between your internet connection and firewall. One thing to note is and I fell into the trap, when you put it into IPS mode you end up losing one of the interfaces for management so you need at least 3 interfaces. Cheers Matt | |||||||||||||
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> IPS. If i want to change it to inline/IPS mode, how are the cables
> physically connected?
> From one interface to the router, and the other to the firewall? directly
> connected? x-over cable?
> Aside from the cabling, is everything else (software wise) configured the
> same way?
>
>
> TIA