OT Security Hardware Components

OT Security Appliance

Component Description
Power Indicator Indicates when the OT Security appliance is turned on (Green) or off.
Console Port Not in use
USB Ports Not in use
Ethernet Ports

Four GbE ports used to connect to management and operational networks as follows:

Port 1 – by default, this port is used for both Management (User Interface) and as the Active Query port (that communicates with the network assets). This port configuration could be changed (both during the set up and later in the Settings page) to include just the Queries. This is done in order to separate the management interface from the controllers’ network.

Port 2 – Mirror port - used as the destination of the mirroring session (SPAN). This port receives a copy of the network traffic. This port has no IP address.

Port 3 – if the port separation option is enabled, this port is used for management (UI) only and can be connected to a network that is not part of the controller’s network.

Port 4 - Reserved port, used by OT Security's Professional Services for remote or local support.

Rear Panel

Component Description
Cooling Fans Two cooling fans. Make sure that the fans are not obstructed.
Power Switch ON/OFF switch. (Press and hold for a few seconds to turn power off.)
Power Supply Port AC power connector; 100 – 240 V AC

Package Contents

Component Description
Two Ethernet Cables Two standard RJ45 Ethernet cables. Use these cables to connect the OT Security appliance to the network switch.
Power Supply Port AC power connector; 100 – 240 V AC.
Mount Brackets 2 x 1U rack mount brackets.

OT Security Sensor

Rack Mount Sensor

Note: The Rack Mount sensor is being discontinued. Instead, we now offer an adapter kit that enables you to attach the Configurable Sensor model to a rack mount.

Front Panel

Component Description
Console Port Not in use
USB Ports Not in use
Ethernet Ports

Four 1GbE ports used to connect to management and operational networks as follows:

Port 1 – Management port – used for managing the device.

Port 2 – Mirror port - used as the destination of the mirroring session (SPAN). This port receives a copy of the network traffic. This port has no IP address.

Port 3 – Not in use.

Port 4 – Not in use.

Rear Panel

Power Button Stand-by mode in red; Power-on mode in green.
Reset Button Reboots the system without turning off the power.
Power Switch ON/OFF switch. (Press and hold for a few seconds to turn power off.)
Power Supply Port AC power connector; 100 – 240 V AC

Package Contents

Component Description
Ethernet Cable A standard RJ45 Ethernet cable. Use this cable to connect the sensor to the network switch.
Power Cable A standard local AC power cable.
Power Supply 60W AC power adaptor; 100 – 240 V AC.
Mount Brackets 2 x 1U L-shaped rack mount brackets.
Screws Pack  

Configurable Sensor

Note: This model can be mounted either on a DIN rail, or on a mounting rack (using the adapter kit). In the past, this model was referred to as the DIN Rail Sensor.

Front Panel

Component Description
Power Indicator Indicates when the sensor is turned on (Green) or off.
Console Port Not in use
USB Ports Not in use
Ethernet Ports

Five GbE ports used to connect to management and operational networks as follows:

Port 1 – Management port – used for managing the device.

Port 2 – Not in use.

Port 3 – Mirror port - used as the destination of the mirroring session (SPAN). This port receives a copy of the network traffic. This port has no IP address.

Port 4 – Not in use. Port 5 - Not in use.

Package Contents

Component Description
Power Cable A standard local AC power cable.
Power Supply 60W AC power adaptor; 100 – 240 V AC.
Ethernet Cable A standard RJ45 Ethernet cable. Use this cable to connect the sensor to the network switch.
Mounting Ears 2 x 1U L-shaped rack mount brackets (“Ears”).
Screws Pack