Net Optics BPO-SX Manuel utilisateur
Installation Guide for
Optical Bypass Switch
800-0092-001 Doc. PUBBPOSXU Rev.1, 06/06
Optical Bypass Switch
Contents
Introduction.....................................................1
KeyFeatures....................................................2
ProductDiagrams................................................3
AboutthisGuide.................................................4
UnpackingandInspection..........................................4
PowerLossBypass...............................................5
ConnectingtotheNetwork.........................................7
Connecting to the In-line Security Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Specications ...................................................9
Limitations on Warranty and Liability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Optical Bypass Switch
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Optical Bypass Switch
Introduction
Net Optics Optical Bypass Switches provide a permanent and trouble-free
access port for in-line network security and monitoring devices. The Optical
Bypass Switch automatically switches network trafc through added in-line
devices or bypasses devices that are about to be removed. Prevent link failure
when attached IPS and IDS devices lose power by powering the Bypass
Switch and in-line device from the same power source.
Uninterrupted trafc
The Optical Bypass Switch supports fail-open monitoring with any ber
in-line device when it shares the same power source as the in-line appliance.
While the Optical Bypass Switch is receiving power, it diverts network trafc
to attached in-line devices. In this state, all in-line trafc is routed directly to
the device connected to the Optical Bypass Switch.
When the Optical Bypass Switch loses power, in-line trafc continues to
ow through the network link, but is no longer routed through the device.
This allows the network devices to be removed and replaced without network
downtime. Once power is restored to the Optical Bypass Switch, network traf-
c is seamlessly diverted to the in-line device, allowing it to resume its critical
functions.
Simply Plug It In
Each Bypass Switch includes all the cables and power supplies you need to
quickly connect to an IPS. Three quick steps is all it takes to establish a secure
connection point for inline devices.
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Optical Bypass Switch
Key Features
Passive, Secure Technology
• Fail-open monitoring with any GigaBit ber in-line appliance at speeds of
1000 Mbps
• Increased reliability on critical network links
• High-speed optical switching with minimal insertion loss
• Fully RoHS compliant
Ease of Use
• LED indicator shows power status
• Front-mounted connectors support easy installation and operation
• Cables included for plug-and-play deployment
• Silk-screened application diagram illustrates all connections for easy
deployment
• Optional 19-inch rack frames holds two Bypass Switches
• Tested and compatible with all major manufacturers’ monitoring devices,
including protocol analyzers, probes, and intrusion detection/prevention
systems
Support
• Net Optics offers free technical support throughout the lifetime of your
purchase. Our technical support team is available from 8 am to 5 pm Pacic
Time, Monday through Friday at +1 (408) 737-7777 and via email at ts-
www.netoptics.com.
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Optical Bypass Switch
Product Diagrams
Figure 1. BPO-SX and BPO-LX models with DC Jack
Network A
Network B
Monitor A
Monitor B
Silk Screen Diagram
B
BA
A
RxTx Rx
Tx RxTx Rx
Tx
®
®
Power Connector
Figure 2. BPO-SX-1 and BPO-LX-1 models with RJ45 port
Network A
Network B
Monitor A
Monitor B
Silk Screen Diagram
B
BA
A
RxTx Rx
Tx RxTx Rx
Tx
®
®
Control
Control Port
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Optical Bypass Switch
About this Guide
This guide covers the installation and use of the following models:
Part Number Description
BPO-SX Optical Bypass Switch, Multimode
BPO-LX Optical Bypass Switch, Singlemode
BPO-SX-1 Optical Bypass Switch, Multimode w/RJ45
BPO-LX-1 Optical Bypass Switch, Singlemode w/RJ45
Unpacking and Inspection
Unpack the Optical Bypass Switch, power supply, and cables provided. Each
Optical Bypass Switch is delivered with the following:
• 1 Control cable (BPO-SX-1, BPO-LX-1 models)
or
• 1 DC power supply (BPO-SX, BPO-LX models)
• 2 Duplex SC ber cables
• 1 Manual
If any component is missing or damaged, contact Net Optics Customer
Service immediately.
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Optical Bypass Switch
Power Loss Bypass
The Optical Bypass Switch protects link integrity when the in-line appliance
loses power. When the Bypass Switch is receiving power it is in Bypass Dis-
abled (OFF) mode. In Bypass Disabled mode the switch sends network trafc
through the connected device.
Figure 3. Disabled Mode
When power to switch fails, it enters Bypass Enabled (ON) mode and network
trafc bypasses the connected device until power to the switch is restored.
Figure 4. Enabled Mode
Bypass Disabled Mode
Firewall FirewallRouter Switch
Intrusion
Prevention System
Internet
1
Bypass Switch
®
A
B B
www.netoptics.com
A
When the Bypass Switch is in Bypass Disabled mode,
all in-line traffic is routed through the monitoring device.
The Bypass switch is receiving
power for the DC power supply
or RJ45 control port.
2
Bypass Enabled Mode
Firewall FirewallRouter Switch
Internet
1
Bypass Switch
®
A
B B
www.netoptics.com
A
Intrusion
Prevention System
When the Bypass Switch is in Bypass Enabled mode,
all in-line traffic continues to flow on the network link
without being directed through the monitoring device.
Because in-line traffic is no longer
flowing through the monitoring
device, it may be removed and
replaced without downtime.
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When there is no power
to the switch, it enters
Bypass Enabled mode.
2
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Optical Bypass Switch
Power Loss Bypass (continued)
DC Plug Power Connector Models
The BPO-SX and BPO-LX models use a standard 5 VDC barrel connector
and power supply to power the switch.
RJ45 Power Connector Models
The BPO-SX-1 and BPO-LX-1 models use a Control Port with an RJ45 con-
nector to supply power to the switch directly from a source on the in-line de-
vice. A control cable with connectors appropriate for your in-line device was
provided with the switch. For information on how to connect the control cable
to your device, please refer to the documentation for your in-line appliance.
For Control Port pinouts, see below.
Control Port Pinouts:
Pin Number Description
1 Shunt to Pin 2
2 Shunt to Pin 1
3 No connection
4 No connection
5 No connection
6 No connection
7 Ground
8 +5 VDC
Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants
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