Requirements
An SNS firewall that is compatible with the Secure Boot feature
This table lists the SNS firewalls that are compatible with the Secure Boot feature, and specifies whether the feature is enabled by default in factory configuration ( means that the feature is enabled by default, and
means that it is not).
SNS firewall model that is compatible with the Secure Boot feature |
Activation of the Secure Boot feature by default in factory configuration |
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SN-XS-Series-170 |
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SN-S-Series-220 and SN-S-Series-320 |
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SN-M-Series-520 |
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SN-M-Series-720 and SN-M-Series-920 |
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SN1100 and SN3100 |
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SN-L-Series-2200 and SN-L-Series-3200 |
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SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 |
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SNi10 |
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SNi20 |
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Required equipment
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A computer with a terminal emulator installed, e.g., Putty,
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For SN-XS-Series-170, SN-S-Series-220, SN-S-Series-320, SN-M-Series-520, SN-M-Series-720, SN-M-Series-920 and SNi10 firewalls: a USB-A to USB-C cable provided with the firewall,
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For SN1100, SN3100 and SNi20 firewalls: an RJ45 to RS232 serial cable provided with the firewall, and if necessary, an RS232 to USB adapter on the computer side,
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For SN-L-Series-2200, SN-L-Series-3200, SN-XL-Series-5200 and SN-XL-Series-6200 firewalls: a USB-A to USB-C cable provided with the firewall, or an RJ45 to RS232 serial cable provided with the firewall, and if necessary, an RS232 to USB adapter on the computer side.
Proceed to the section of the technical note according to the relevant SNS firewall model.