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Stamus Network Appliances¶

This page is specific to Stamus Network Appliances deployment and installation.

If you are installing our software on Virtual Appliances (virtual machines) or On Premise, continue with Installating Stamus Central Server.

Appliances Models¶

Model	Product ID	Product
SYS-STS100-000	SN-PA-100M	Stamus Network Probe (100Mbps)
SYS-STS200-000	SN-PA-1G	Stamus Network Probe (1Gbps)
SYS-STS300-000	SN-PA-10G	Stamus Network Probe (10Gbps)
SYS-STS400-000	SN-PA-40G	Stamus Network Probe (40Gbps)
SYS-STS500-000	SN-SCSA	Stamus Central Server

Note

All models require an USB Keyboard and a VGA monitor (or an adaptator for VGA) to be able control the boot process of our Appliances.

Stamus Central Server¶

SYS-STS500-000 (SCS)¶

Box content

1x server unit (1U)
1x documentation - “Enterprise Products Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information”
2x power cord C13-C14 2Ft
1x front bezel with Logo “STAMUS NETWORKS SCSA” + key
1x “1U Cable management arm kit” box
1x “KIT, RDYRL, 1U” box

Hardware Setup

Reference	What it is	Role
1	Standard VGA output	Attach a VGA compatible monitor
2	iDRAC Ethernet port	Optional, see iDRAC setup
3	1GbE Ethernet port	Probe Management Port
4	10GbE SFP+ port	Probe Management Port

Note

Depending on your environment, the management port could either be the first copper 1 GbE port or the first SFP+ 10 GbE optical port

Stamus Network Probes Appliances¶

SYS-STS100-000 (100Mbps)¶

Box content

1x server unit (1U)
1x Installation guide
1x power cord C13-C14 10Ft

Hardware Setup

Reference	What it is	Role
1	IPMI ethernet port	Optional, see IPMI setup
2	Standard VGA output	Attach a VGA compatible monitor
3	100Mb Ethernet port	Probe Management Port
4	100Mb Ethernet port	Sniffing port

SYS-STS200-000 (1Gbps)¶

Box content

1x server unit (1U)
1x documentation - “Enterprise Products Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information”
2x power cord C13-C14 2Ft
1x front bazel with Logo “STAMUS NETWORKS 1G” + key
1x “1U Cable management arm kit” box
1x “KIT,RAILS,SLIDING” box

Hardware Setup

Reference	What it is	Role
1	iDRAC ethernet port	Optional, see iDRAC setup
2	Standard VGA output	Attach a VGA compatible monitor
3	1Gbps Ethernet port	Probe Management Port
4	1Gbps Ethernet port	Sniffing port

SYS-STS300-000 (10Gbps)¶

Box content

1x server unit (1U)
1x documentation - “Enterprise Products Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information”
2x power cord C13-C14 2Ft
1x front bazel with Logo “STAMUS NETWORKS 10G” + key
1x “1U Cable management arm kit” box
1x “KIT,RAILS,SLIDING” box

Hardware Setup

Reference	What it is	Role
1	iDRAC ethernet port	Optional, see iDRA setup
2	Standard VGA output	Attach a VGA compatible monitor
3	1Gbps Ethernet port	Probe Management Port
4	10Gbbs port (SFP+ fiber)	Sniffing port

SYS-STS400-000 (40Gbps)¶

Box content

1x server unit (1U)
1x documentation - “Enterprise Products Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information”
2x power cord C13-C14 2Ft
1x front bazel with Logo “STAMUS NETWORKS 40G” + key
1x “1U Cable management arm kit” box
1x “KIT,RAILS,SLIDING,READYRAILS” box

Hardware Setup

Reference	What it is	Role
1	iDRAC ethernet port	Optional, see iDRA setup
2	Standard VGA output	Attach a VGA compatible monitor
3	40Gbps port (QSFP+ fiber)	Sniffing port
4	10Gbbs port (SFP+ fiber)	Probe Management Port

Remote Access Controllers¶

Depending on your Appliance model, you can choose to activate one of out of band interface controller, for remote access to the Appliance for administrators.

IPMI¶

To configure the IPMI:

Reboot the device and at the bios prompt press the DEL key.
Connect the IPMI port with a standard ethernet copper cable.
Default credentials are username: ADMIN , password ADMIN.

Refer to the IPMI documentation for more details on how to setup remote access.

iDRAC¶

To configure iDRAC9:

reboot the device and at the bios prompt press F2.
Connect the iDRAC port with a standard ethernet copper cable.
Default credentials are username: root , password calvin.

Refer to the iDRAC9 documentation for more details on how to setup remote access.

Note

In some cases the iDRAC password is available on the back of the system information tag (Service Tag) under iDRAC Default Password.