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X5 chassis

Refer to the following diagram when configuring the X5.

Power Adapter Input

LAN Port

WAN Port

LEDs

Unit Status LED (top): Flashing indicates that the X5 is booting. Green

indicates that the X5 is powered up and operating properly.

VPN Status LED (bottom): Flashing indicates that the VPN connection

is being established. Green indicates that all configured VPNs are

established successfully. Solid green with a slow flash indicates that the

VPNs are established and passing traffic.

Activity LED: Located in the upper right corner of each Ethernet port.

Blinking amber indicates that data is being transmitted or received.

Link LED: Located in the upper left corner of each Ethernet port. Green

indicates that the link is active.

Step 1: Determine installation

location

The 3Com X5 is a compact device that does not require rack

installation. It should be placed in a location with adequate ventilation

and should not be blocked or covered by any other devices or objects.

Step 2: Connect the power

Use only the 3Com-supplied 5V DC power supply. Do not use other

power supplies with the X5 device.

Status LEDs

Plug the power supply into the input on the front of the X5 device.

Plug the power supply into an AC outlet, power strip, or UPS.

Note: The X5 may take several minutes to boot up. When the top

Status LED is solid green, the device is powered up and ready to use.

COM Port

Step 3: Complete initial setup

configuration

Gather your network information. Use the Network Information

Table (Table 1) to record the required IP addresses for reference

during setup.

Configure your computer's network connection to receive an IP

address by DHCP.

Use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to the X5 LAN port.

Your computer will receive an IP address from the X5 device.

With your computer's internet browser, connect to the X5 default

LAN address (https://192.168.1.254).

The Out of Box Experience (OBE) wizard opens.

Accept the default security level of Level 2.

Specify the SuperUser account information at the prompt:

• User Name

• Password

• Confirm password

Accept the default settings in the rest of the Setup Wizard by

clicking No when prompted.

You may need to update your WAN settings on the Virtual Inter-

faces setup screen.

• If you use DHCP to connect to your Internet provider, accept

the default WAN settings.

• If you use PPPoE, enter your ISP user name and password.

• If your ISP assigns a static IP address, select Static as the

external interface type and enter the IP address, subnet

mask, and default gateway information.

Define additional user accounts if desired.

At this point, your initial configuration of the X5 is complete. You can

use the LSM to change settings in the future.

Note: When you connect to the LAN address, your browser may

display a security certificate warning. Accept the certificate and

continue with the configuration procedure.

Step 4: Connect the X5 to the Internet

Use an Ethernet cable to connect the X5 WAN port to your router. If

the X5 is configured to receive its WAN IP address by DHCP, PPPoE,

PPTP, or L2TP, the device connects to your service provider. This

may take a minute or more.

Check the status of the external virtual interface with the LSM. If

active, the interface will be in "Up" status, and will have an IP

address.

Use your web browser to connect to an external URL, such as

http://www.3Com.com. If you can see the web site, your Internet

connection is active, and you can register your device and configure

other features of the X5.