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ETEP Configuration
300 EncrypTight User Guide
This section includes the following topics:
● Identifying an Appliance
● Interface Configuration
● Trusted Hosts
● SNMP Configuration
● Logging Configuration
● Advanced Configuration
● Features Configuration
● Working with Policies
● Factory Defaults
Identifying an Appliance
In order to add an ETEP in ETEMS, you must:
● Specify the product family and software version
● Enter a unique name
● Enter the desired throughput speed (ETEPs with software version 1.6 and later)
The Interfaces tab contains the fields that ETEMS uses to identify an appliance and communicate with
it: appliance name, throughput speed, management interface IP address, and password (ETEP1.3 only).
Related topics:
● “Product Family and Software Version” on page 300
● “Appliance Name” on page 300
● “Interface Configuration” on page 301
● “Throughput Speed” on page 301
Product Family and Software Version
When configuring a new appliance (File > New Appliance), the first thing to do is select the product
family–for example, ET0100A–and the software version loaded on the appliance, such as ETEP1.6.
ETEMS displays a configuration screen tailored to the specified appliance model and software version.
Appliance Name
The appliance name is defined on the Interfaces tab. The appliance name identifies an appliance to
ETEMS. When the configuration is loaded on the appliance, the appliance name is used as the SNMP
system name (MIB2 sysName). Names must adhere to the following conventions:
● Appliance names must be unique
● Names can be 1-255 characters