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Interpret the LEDs on a PA-400R Series Firewall
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- Install the PA-400R Series Firewall on a Flat Surface
- Install the PA-400R Series Firewall on a Wall
- Install the PA-400R Series Firewall on a Pole
- Install the PA-400R Series Firewall in an Equipment Rack
- Install the PA-400R Series Firewall on a DIN Rail
- Install Antennas on the PA-400R Series 5G Firewall
- Insert a SIM Card into a PA-400R Series Firewall
- Set Up a Connection to the Firewall
Interpret the LEDs on a PA-400R Series Firewall
View the status LEDs on the PA-400R Series firewall in order to monitor the network
connection, temperature, and other device statuses.
The following table describes how to interpret the status LEDs on all of the PA-400R
Series firewalls.
LED | Description |
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Front Panel LEDs | |
![]() (Power)
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![]() (Status)
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![]() (Alarm)
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![]() (High Availability)
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In
an active/active configuration, the HA LED only indicates HA status
for the local firewall and has two possible states (green or off);
it does not indicate HA connectivity of the peer. Green indicates that
the firewall is either active-primary or active-secondary and off
indicates that the firewall is in any other state (for example,
non-functional or suspended). |
(PA-410R-5G, PA-455R-5G, and
PA-450R-5G only)
![]() (Cellular)
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(PA-450R, PA-455R-5G, and
PA-450R-5G) Ethernet port LEDs |
In the PA-455R-5G, the link LED color varies
based on the port speed.
If you configure the link state to
down on a port, the LEDs on some
activse ports will not work. Similarly, if the passive link
state is set to shutdown, the HA link
LEDs on the passive device in the HA pair will not work. To
ensure your LEDs display correctly, avoid configuring link
states to down or using the
shutdown passive link state unless
needed for security reasons. |