Global Technology Associates GB-2000X specifications Hardware Design, I/O Interface Specifications

Power	Serial
	Console
LED	Port	USB Ports

5 4 3 2 1 0

10/100 Ethernet

Interfaces

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Exhaust	Power Power	Exhaust Vents	Serial COM	Expansions
Vent	Socket Swich		Port

Hardware Design

The GB-2000X chassis is a 1-RU unit designed to minimize heat buildup with two cooling fans. It has six high speed 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interfaces to ensure high performance and network design flexibility, one DB-9 serial interface to provide access for a serial console, one DB-9 serial (COM) interface for a dial- up modem/ISDN TA, and two USB interfaces. Flash memory stores and runs the pre-installed GNAT Box System Software. Power is supplied by a power cable. A reboot may be triggered using the “Reset” pin hole.

Caution

At least 6” should be provided behind the system to allow efficient cooling. Inadequate clearance can cause the system to overheat.

Warning

There are no user serviceable or upgradeable parts in the GB-2000X. Opening the unit will void the warranty on the system, and may cause injury.

I/O Interface Specifications

•Six (6) 10/100 Mbps Ethernet 10Base-T network interfaces on UTP Cat. 3, 4 and 5, and fast Ethernet 100Base-TX network interfaces on UTP Cat. 5.

NIC 0 is factory set to IP address 192.168.71.254 .

•Two (2) DB-9 (RS-232) serial interfaces

The serial console / modem port should be set to 38,400 bps, 8 bit, 1 stop, no parity and flow control to hardware.

•Two (2) USB interfaces

•Two (2) PCI expansion slots

LED Status Indicators

Front Panel LEDs

Power LED	When the firewall is powered up, the
	green Power LED on the front panel
	will be lit.
Disk LED	The red LED will light when the
	Compact Flash disk is accessed.
10/100 LED	The green LED will remain unlit if a 10
	Mbps connection is established; it will
	light if a 100 Mbps connection is estab-
	lished. Each 10/100 LED is located on
	the associated Ethernet connector.
Link/Activity	The green LED will light and remain
LED	solid when an Ethernet connection is
	established; it will blink when activity
	occurs over that connection. Each Link/
	Activity LED is located on the associ-
	ated Ethernet connector.

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