Secospace USG2100/2200/5100 Unified

d Security Gateway
V300R001

Quick Start
Issue: 04
Part Number: 3150G2CE
Date: 2013-10-15
This document guides you through quick installation and Interne
et access by detailing device appearance, installation procedure,
and Internet access configuration. For more information, please refer to the documentation in the delivered disk.

S f t Information
Safety
I f
ti

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z
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Before connecting or disconnecting the power cable, turn off

o the power switch. Otherwise, fire or injury may occur.
When connecting and maintaining optical fibers, do not stannd close to or look into the optical fiber outlet directly with
naked eyes. Otherwise, the laser emitted from optical fiberss harms your eyes.

Install interface cards into matching slots. The slots on the USG can house different interface cards. If an interface card
is inserted into an unmatching slot, the USG may fail to staart, or the interface card or USG may be damaged. Before
installing and removing an interface card, ensure that the device
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is powered off; that is, the power switch is in OFF
position. Installing and removing interface card during pow
wer-on may result in damage on the interface card or device.
Make sure that the equipment room is under lightening prootection. Although lightening proof design is taken into
consideration the device may be damaged by certain lighttening beyond tolerance
consideration,
tolerance.
When operating the USG, ensure that the device and operaating tools are properly grounded. Otherwise, the USG may be
damaged. If you need to touch the USG or interface card directly
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with your hands, wear the ESD wrist strap. The other
end of the strap should be properly connected to the ESD wrist
w
strap socket, as shown in the figure.

Device Overview
1 Device Appearance
Front panel

Rear panel
18

USG2100

17
SLOT2

14 7

11 1 2

13

SLOT3
SLOT1
15

16 6

The USG2100 series, a 1U device, including the USG2160, and USG2160W, supports the AC power supply only.
z The USG2160/USG2160W two MIC slots (SLOT2 and SLOT3) or on
ne DMIC slot (SLOT2).
z The USG2160W supports the WiFi function.
z The example uses the USG2160W.

USG2200

z
z

The USG2200 series is a 1U device,

device including the USG2230 and US
SG2260 All models support the AC power supply only
SG2260.
only.
When FIC5 is installed with a DFIC interface card, slot FIC6 must be
e empty.

USG5120

z
z

The USG5120, a 2U device, supports AC power supply only.

When FIC5 or FIC6 is installed with a FIC interface card at the lowerr part, a filler panel needs to be installed on the upper part of the
DFIC slot for dustproof purpose.

USG5150

The USG5150, a 3U device, can host two AC power modules in its power
p
slots on the front panel for hot backup of power supply
modules.
z When FIC5
FIC5, FIC6
FIC6, FIC7 or FIC8 is installed with a FIC interface card
d at the lower part
part, a filler panel needs to be installed on the upper
part of the DFIC slot for dustproof purpose.

2 Supported Interface Cards

MIC

DMIC

FIC

1FE, 1E1, 1CE1, 1SA/2SA, 3GWCDMA, 3G-CDMA2000, 3G-T

TDSCDMA, 1ADSL2+, WiFi , 5FS
SW,
and 1/2/4G.SHDSL

8FE+
2GE

1GE/4GE

2E1/4E1/8E1,
2CE1/4CE1/8C
E1, 2FE+2FE
Combo, and
E4BY

16GE+4
SFP,
and
18FE+2
SFP

SLOT2

No WiFi

SLOT3

No WiFi

MIC1/MIC2

MIC3/MIC4

FIC5

Y (Except E4BY)

FIC6

Y (Except E4BY)

MIC1/MIC2

MIC3/MIC4

FIC5/FIC6

Y
Lower part
of the slot

Y
Lower part of
the slot

FIC7

FIC8

MIC1/MIC2

MIC3/MIC4

FIC5/FIC6/FI
C7/FIC8

Y
Lower part
of the slot

Y
Lower part of
the slot

FIC9

FIC10

Interface Card
Slot

USG2100

USG2200

USG5120

USG5150

DFIC

Installation
The USG can be installed into a 19-inch cabinet, or placed on an insulating and clean workbench.

1 Installing the Grounding Cable

1 Connect one end (with
the smaller radius for
the OT terminal of a 1U
device) of the grounding
cable to the grounding
hole.

2 Fix the other end (with

the larger radius for the
OT terminal of a 1U
device) of the grounding
cable to the grounding
terminal of the cabinet or
workbench.

z The

previous figures take the USG2230 as an example.

The operations for other models are similar.
z If no independent
p
grounding
g
g terminal is available for the
grounding cable, ensure that the grounding point of the
power supply is firmly grounded.

Grounding cable

Phillips screwdriver

2 Installing the Power Cable

Installing the AC Power Cable
1 Push the power switch to OFF( O ).

For 1U and 2U devices

2 1U and 2U devices: Insert the cable-retention clip into

the corresponding jack, the AC power cable into the AC
socket and fix the cable with the cable-retention clip
socket,
clip.
3U device: Insert the cable-retention clip into a heat
dissipation hole (select one close to the socket as the
jack), the AC power cable into the AC socket, and fix the
cable with the cable-retention clip.

For 3U device

3 Insert the other end of the AC power cable into the AC

socket (100 VAC to 240 VAC) in the equipment room.

AC power cable

Cable-retention clip

3 Installing the Interface Card

z
z

Before installing an interface card, power off the device. MIC, DMIC, FIC, and DFIC interface cards are not hot
swappable. If hot swapped, they may be damaged.
This document only covers the installation of certain interfaace cards. For the installation of other interface cards, please
refer to the Installation Guide in the delivered disk.
1 Before installing the interface card, wear the ESD wrist stra
ap. For the USG2100 and USG2200, insert the grounding
terminal of the wrist strap into the ESD jack of the cabinet or workbench; for the USG5100, insert the grounding terminal
of the wrist strap into the ESD jack of the device
device.

ESD wrist strap

2 Loosen the screws of the filler panel on the rear

panel and remove the panel. When installing
the DMIC/DFIC, plug out the two adjacent filler
panels.

4 Install the FIC/DFIC: Unfold the ejector handles and

push the interface card along the board track till the
ejector handles touch the chassis.

3 Install the MIC/DMIC: Push the interface

card along the board track to fully seat
the panel of the interface card and
fasten the captive
p
screws.

Phillips
screwdriver

5 Install the FIC/DFIC: Push the ejector handles to fully

seat the panel of the interface card and fasten the
captive screws.

4 Checking the Installation

Power on the power supply device in the equipment room. Push
h the power switch to ON( | ). When the SYS ACT indicator
blinks every two seconds, check the indicators on the front pane
el according to the following table.

Indicator

Description

Indicator

Description

SYS PWR
(Green)

On: The power is on.

Off: The power is off or the power supply is nott
in place.

FAN (Green)
(Except
USG2200)

On: The fan is working normally.

Off: The fan is faulty or not in place.

FLASH
CARD

On: The Flash interface is working normally.

Off: The Flash interface is faulty or disconnecte
ed.

USB0
(USG2100
only)

Blinking: Data is being transmitted

through the interface.
On: The USB interface is connected.
Off: The USB interface is disconnected
disconnected.

SYS ACT
(Green)

Blinking every 2s (0.5 Hz): The system is norm

mal.
Blinking twice every 1s (2 Hz) or steady on: The
system is starting up.
Blinking eight times every 1s (8 Hz): The system
is upgrading its software or configuration file.
Off: The system is faulty or powered off.

ALM (Red)

On: The system is faulty.

Blinking every 2s (0.5Hz): A fault
occurs during the upgrade or storage
card loading.
Off: The system runs normally.

WiFi
(USG2100
only)

Blinking: Data is being transmitted through the

interface
interface.
On: The WiFi function is enabled.
Off: The WiFi function is disabled.

Initial Configuration
1 Networking and Connection
The following figures show the typical networking and connection
n of the device. Please connect your device as required. The
following takes the USG2160W and USG2230 as an example. Th
he networking of the USG5100 is similar to that of the
USG2200, and thus omitted.

Networking of USG2160W
3G station

3G accesss

Local user
WiFi access

3G 3/0/0
Administrator

Rear panel

LAN
192.168.0.1

XDSL2/0/0
Administrator
ADSL splitter

Web
b or
Telnet login

Networking of USG2230

Local user

Console login
WAN
FE0/0/0

2 Logging in to the Device

Login Through the Web UI
Connect the network interface of the PC to the interface with ma
anagement IP address on the device through a network cable.

Product

Port Label

Interface

Login Address

User Name/Password

USG2100

LAN (FE1/0/0
to FE1/0/7)

LAN

http://192.168.0.1

admin/Admin@123

USG2200/USG5100

GE0/0/0

GE0/0/0

http://192.168.0.1

admin/Admin@123

By default, the IP address of LAN or GE0/0/0 is 192.168.0.1/24.

Configure the PC to obtain an IP address automatically; alteernatively, manually set an IP address ranging from
192.168.0.2/24 to 192.168.0.254/24.

Login Through the CLI

1. Connect the console cable, with its RJ45 connector to the co
onsole port on the USG and DB9 connector to the serial port on
the PC.

Console cable

2. Log in to the USG through the serial port of the PC. HyperTe
erminal is used in this example.
1

Choose Start > Programs > Accessories > Communica

ations > HyperTerminal.

Enter the name of the new

connection and click OK.

Select the seria

al port connected to
the console porrt cable, and click OK.

Click Restore Defaults, and then

OK.

3. Wait for about two minutes. When Press ENTER to get startted. is displayed, please press Enter and enter user name
admin and password Admin@123 to enter the configuration
n page.

3 Quick Wizard
1

Log in to the Web UI, and on the Startup Wizard page clickk Next.

If the Startup Wizard page is not displayed upon your login, choose Wizard > Startup Wizard in the navigation tree.
2 On the Basic Configuration tab, you can change the USG name
n
and login password and click Next.
3

On the Time Settings tab, set the time and click Next.

On the WAN Mode tab, select a mode (Static IP, DHCP, PP

PPoE/XDSL, and 3G are available) for accessing the Internet.
Then click Next.

On the WAN Settings tab, set access parameters and click Next.

An interface number varies with device and slot where the inteerface card resides.

When the ADSL interface card is of the single PVC type, you do not need to set the VPI and VCI parameters.

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xt.
6 On the LAN Settings tab, set LAN parameters and click Nex
z

On the USG2100, choose LAN (FE1/0/0 to FE1/0/7) from the Interface drop-down list. (IP Address and Subnet Mask are
specified by default, and can be modified if desired.) Then
n click Next. The settings are as follows:

On the USG2200/USG5100, choose GE0/0/0 from the Inte

erface drop-down list. (IP Address and Subnet Mask are
specified by default, and can be modified if desired.) Then click Next. The settings are as follows:

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7 On the LAN DHCP Settings tab, enable the DHCP

server function and set available IP address range (the
range is specified by default, and can be modified if
desired). Then click Next.

On the WLAN Settings tab, set the WLAN parameters.

Then click Next.

Only for the devices that support WiFi function.

On the Summary tab, you can view all specified parameterss. Confirm the settings and click Apply.

10 On the Startup Wizard Complete page, the system displayys a message indicating the successful configuration. Click
Finish.

Where to Go Next
1 Obtaining Technical Support
You can obtain technical support from Huawei in the following methods:
m

Access http://support.huawei.com/enterprise.

Contact the local office or agent.

2 FAQs
Q: What are the default user name and password for the console
e port?
A: The default user name is admin, and default password is Adm
min@123.
Q: Why does my device not have the expansion interface cards described in this document?
A: The cards should be purchased separately. You may contact the technical support personnel or agent.
Q: Why are certain functions described in related documents una
available on my device?
A: Certain functions of the USG are subject to license. You may check your license. If it is valid, contact technical support
personnel.

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Appendix
A Loading License

This step is optional unless the functions involve license controll.

1. Apply for a license: Collect the following information, and sen
nd the information to [email protected].
z

Contract No: obtained from the license authorization certificate delivered with the device.

License Authorization Code (LAC): obtained from the lice

ense authorization certificate delivered with the device.

Equipment Serial Number (ESN): obtained from the uppe

er left corner of the front panel or through the display firewall
esn command after login to the device
device. The following use
es the USG2230 as an example.
example The ESNs (composed of
TYPE and S/N) of other models are in the same position..

2. Activate a license. Upload the purchased license to the stora

age device of the USG. For details, please refer to the
Configuration
g
Guide in the delivered disk. Run the license file license-file command in the system
y
view to activate the
specified license file.

B Restoring the Factory Default Setting

To restore the factory default setting, perform either of the follow
wing:
z Log in to the GUI and choose System > Maintenance > Co
onfiguration Management, and click Restore Factory
Settings.
z Use the RESET button, for details, see "One-Button Resto
oration" in the Installation Guide.

C Default Settings
The following is a list of the default configurations.
z

The default IP address of the interface used to manage the

e device is 192.168.0.1/24. The interface with that IP address is
LAN (FE1/0/0 to FE1/0/7) on the USG2100, or GE0/0/0 on the USG2200 and USG5100.
z The DHCP service is enabled on the interface which has th
he default IP address 192.168.0.1/24. The range for automatic
IP address allocation is from
f
192.168.0.2/24
/ to 192.168.0.2
254/24.
/
z The Web based management function is enabled.
z A super administrator is created. The user name and passw
word are admin and Admin@123 respectively and the
administrator authority is 3. This user account is valid for th
he login through the console port, through Telnet, or through
Web browser.

D Obtaining Product Documentation

The latest documents of all products are published at the techn
nical support website (http://support.huawei.com/enterprise)
of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd..

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Huawei Industrial Base Bantian Longgang
Shenzhen 518129
Peoples Republic of China
http://enterprise.huawei.com
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