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ePrism Model 3005

Warning about Powering Down the System

EdgeWave has embedded a script that activates when you press the power button of a running

ePrism appliance. The script performs a graceful shutdown of the system, closing down all active

processes and writing the appropriate information to the system disks. Depending on the

configuration and system state, properly shutting down the system takes between one and 17

minutes. In most cases shutting down the system will take between four and five minutes.

If the system has not properly shut down after 17 minutes, you can press and hold down the power

button for five seconds to force a hard shutdown.

Warning: Forcing a hard shutdown by unplugging the appliance or pressing and holding

down the power button can cause corruption to the hard disk due to incomplete data

transfer from system memory to the disk. This can result in data loss. Force a hard

shutdown only as a last resort.

Multiple ePrism Appliances in the Network

The following diagram shows the final configuration of two servers after installation is complete. Both

units will have the port labeled Gb2 connected to a shared private switch, so that the two units have

connectivity to each other.

Note: Each appliance must be configured individually before physically connecting the

servers. Contact EdgeWave technical support before connecting multiple ePrism

appliances to each other.

When properly configured, both ePrism servers have the port labeled Gb1 connected to the public

network. It also requires a private network connected with a private dedicated Gigabit Ethernet

switch or a hub. The private network should be physically distinct (a separate collision domain), so

that traffic between the ePrism units cannot be analyzed by external users.

Figure 12. Multiple ePrism Appliances in the Network

Getting Started