Front Panel of MHO-200

This section describes the default configuration. It is possible to change the port type (Management, Uplink, and Downlink) in the Gaia OS Configuration Portal on the MHO.
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1 |
Port 1 (colored green), through which you manage the Clusters (Security Groups). To this port you connect:
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2 |
Ports 2 - 16 (colored gray) are the Uplink ports. To these ports you connect your external traffic and internal traffic networks. You use DAC or Fiber cables (with transceivers) |
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3 |
Ports 17 - 30 (colored orange) are the Downlink ports. To these ports you connect your Check Point Security Appliances. You use DAC or Fiber cables (with transceivers). |
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4 |
Port 31 (colored yellow) is the External Synchronization port in the Dual Site configuration. You connect a DAC cable between ports 31 on two Orchestrators MHO-200 for redundancy between different Maestro Sites. In the Port Split mode:
Important:
It is not supported to configure this port as Uplink. |
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5 |
Port 32 (colored blue) is the Internal Synchronization port. You connect a DAC cable between ports 32 on two Orchestrators MHO-200 for redundancy on the same Maestro Site. Important:
It is not supported to change the default type of this port (" |
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6 |
System Status LEDs. |
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7 |
Port LEDs that show the status of all ports (including the split ports). |
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It is possible to connect DAC or Fiber cable (with transceivers) to each port (from 1 to 32).
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It is possible to connect Breakout cables to each port. See Splitting the Ports with Breakout Cables.
Only ports 1, 2, 31, and 32 support transceivers that require more than 5W (for example, CPAC-TR-100ERL4).