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Barracuda Web Security Gateway

About the Barracuda Web Security Gateway Hardware

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The model illustrations in this article can differ based on release date and may change in the future. If your appliance connections differ from those shown in this article, contact Barracuda Networks Technical Support for additional information. For power consumption in watts, see Barracuda Networks Product Power Consumption in Watts.

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 power and disk activity indicator lights.

Note that the WAN and LAN ports are located on the back of the unit.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 front panel power and disk activity indicator lights.

Component NameDescription
Power ButtonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
Reset ButtonResets the Barracuda Web Security Gateway
Power Light

Displays solid blue when the power is on.

Disk LightDisplays hard disk activity
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 rear panel ports and connectors.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 210 rear panel ports and connectors.

Port/Connector NameDescription
Mouse PortOptional. PS2 mouse connection
Keyboard PortOptional . PS2 keyboard connection
VGA PortRecommended . Video graphics array (VGA) monitor connection
HDMI Port Optional. HDMI video connection.
USB Ports (4)Optional.  USB device connection
Network PortNetwork Port
MicrophoneOptional.  Microphone line-in connection
Line In/Line Out JackOptional.  Audio input/output connections
Power Supply Power supply input
Serial NumberAppliance serial number
WAN/LAN PortsWAN/LAN ports

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 power and disk activity indicator lights.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 power and disk activity indicator lights.

Component NameDescription
WAN portPort for WAN Connection
LAN portPort for LAN Connection
Power ButtonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
Reset ButtonResets the Barracuda Web Security Gateway
Power Light

Displays a solid blue when the system is powered on

Disk ActivityBlinks when the Barracuda Web Security Gateway processes traffic
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 rear panel ports and connectors.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 310 and 410 rear panel ports and connectors.

Component NameDescription
Power SupplyConnection for the AC power cord, standard
Mouse portPS2 mouse connection
Keyboard portPS2 keyboard connection
USB ports (4)Connection for USB devices
Dual Link DVI-D PortOptional . Digital monitor connection
VGA PortRecommended . Video graphics array (VGA) monitor connection.
Network PortAuxiliary port

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 WAN/LAN ports and the disk activity and power indicator lights.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 front panel:

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
2Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
3WAN PortPort for WAN connection
4LAN PortPort for LAN connection
5Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
6Power ButtonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
7Power Light

Displays a solid blue when the system is powered on

8Disk ActivityBlinks when the Barracuda Web Security Gateway processes traffic


Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 rear panel ports and connectors.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610 rear panel ports and connectors.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1FanLocation of the fan
2Power supplyConnection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
4Serial portConnection for the serial console cable
5USB ports (2, 2.0)Connection for USB 2.0 devices
6USB ports (2, 3.0)Connection for USB 3.0 devices
7Auxiliary portWeb interface management
8Not usedNot used
9Monitor portConnection for the monitor

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b Mgmt, USB, WAN/LAN ports and the disk activity and power indicator lights.610b_front_panel_WSG_Jan2023.png

The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b front panel:


Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Power Light

Displays a solid blue when the system is powered on

2Disk ActivityBlinks when the Barracuda Web Security Gateway processes traffic
3MgmtWeb interface management
4USB portsConnection for USB 3.0 devices
5WAN port

10G NIC for WAN/LAN connection, copper.

6LAN port

1 0G NIC for WAN/LAN connection, copper.


Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b rear panel ports and connectors.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 610b rear panel ports and connectors.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1USB port (3.0)Connection for USB 3.0 devices
2Monitor portConnection for the monitor
3Power switchPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
4Power supplyConnection for the AC power cord, standard power supply



Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 power and disk (RAID) activity indicator lights.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 power and disk activity indicator lights.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
2Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
3Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
4Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
5Hard Disk Drive LocksEach drive has a lock/release button
6
Power failurePSFailureLight.png
Indicates power supply failure
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In older units: TempIcon810.png

Temperature/fan failure

Indicates overheating / fan failure; most likelythe power supply fan.

A loose connection could trigger the warning light. Try shutting down and

reseating both power supply units. If that does not resolve the issue,

request a new power supply.

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In newer units: InfoIcon810.png

Information LED

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12Reset buttonResets the Barracuda Web Security Gateway
13Power buttonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 Rear Panel (Updated as of January 1, 2023)

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 rear panel ports and connectors. NOTE: This refreshed 810 hardware, available starting from January, 2023, provides 10Gbps throughput and port bonding is no longer available. For the legacy 810 rear panel configuration, see below.

See the Link Status section of the BASIC > Dashboards page. This section displays LAN, WAN and AUX port connection details where applicable. Hover the mouse over the LAN or WAN icons to see LAN or WAN connection details (MAC address, IP address, throughput).

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 rear panel ports and connectors.

If your Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 was manufactured after January 1, 2023, then the WAN and LAN ports are not bonded, and each will allow for 10G of traffic throughput. If you have a Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 that has NIC bonding and is connected to a switch that uses the Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP), you must configure the switch to disable STP packets on the port channel connected to the Barracuda Web Security Gateway.


Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Power Lights

Displays:

  • Green light when the system is powered on and the power supply is healthy.
  • Orange/Amber light = The power supply is degraded. For example, one of the two PSUs is not functioning.
  • No light = the power supply is not working.

2Hot Swappable Power Supplies (2)Connection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
3Monitor PortConnection for the monitor
4USB ports (2, 2.0)Connection for USB 2.0 devices
5USB ports (2, 3.0)Connection for USB 3.0 devices
6Auxiliary PortWeb interface management
7Not usedNot used
8LAN Port10G NIC for LAN connection, copper
9WAN Port10G NIC for WAN connection, copper
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 Rear Panel (deprecated January 1, 2023, and replaced with the above configuration)

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 rear panel ports and connectors for units manufactured before January 1, 2023. The pairs of WAN and LAN ports are bonded together to provide up to 2GB of traffic throughput; if it is connected to a switch that uses the Spanning-Tree Protocol (STP), and you must configure the switch to disable STP packets on the port channel connected to the Barracuda Web Security Gateway.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 810 rear panel ports and connectors for units manufactured before January 1, 2023.  

Diagram Location
Component Name
Description
1Power Lights

Displays:

  • Green light when the system is powered on and the power supply is healthy.
  • Orange/Amber light = The power supply is degraded. For example, one of the two PSUs is not functioning.
  • No light = the power supply is not working.

2Hot Swappable Power Supplies (2)Connection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
3Serial PortNot used
4USB ports (2, 2.0)Connection for USB 2.0 devices
5USB ports (2, 3.0)Connection for USB 3.0 devices
6Auxiliary PortWeb interface management
7Not usedNot used
8Monitor PortConnection for the monitor
9LAN2 Port1G NIC for LAN connection, copper
10WAN2 Port1G NIC for WAN connection, copper
11LAN1 Port1G NIC for LAN connection, copper
12WAN1 Port1G NIC for WAN connection, copper


Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 Front Panel

The following figure illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 power and disk (RAID) activity indicator lights.

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Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
2Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
3Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
4Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
5Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
6Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
7Hard disk drive locksEach drive has a lock/release button
8
Power failurePSFailureLight.png
Indicates power supply failure


9

In older units: TempIcon810.png

Temperature/fan failure

Indicates overheating / fan failure; most likelythe power supply fan.

A loose connection could trigger the warning light. Try shutting down and

reseating both power supply units. If that does not resolve the issue,

request a new power supply.


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Information LED






















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14Reset buttonResets the Barracuda Web Security Gateway
15Power buttonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 rear panel ports and connectors.

Note that the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 B model includes 10 GB interfaces. The 910B Barracuda Web Security Gateway appliances equipped with fiber optic network connections utilize fixed SFP modules that require an LC connector.


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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 910 rear panel ports and connectors. Note: Functionality of the WAN, LAN and AUX port lights vary by vendor and chip maker.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Power Lights

Displays:

  • Green light when the system is powered on and the power supply is healthy.
  • Orange/Amber light = The power supply is degraded. For example, one of the two PSUs is not functioning.
  • No light = the power supply is not working.

2Hot Swappable Power Supplies (2)Connection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
3Serial PortConnection for serial console cable
4USB ports (2, 2.0)Connection for USB 2.0 devices
5USB ports (2, 3.0)Connection for USB 3.0 devices
6Auxiliary PortWeb interface management
7Not usedNot used
8Monitor PortConnection for the monitor
9WAN ports10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber (shown, for optional model 910B).
10LAN ports10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber (shown, for optional model 910B).


Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010/1011

Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010/1011 Front Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010/1011 front panel and disk activity indicator lights.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010/1011 front panel power and disk activity indicator lights.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
2Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
3Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
4Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
5Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
6Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
7Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
8Hard Disk DriveLocation of disk drive
9Hard Disk Drive LocksEach drive has a lock/release button
10
Power failurePSFailureLight.png
Indicates power supply failure


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In older units: TempIcon810.png

Temperature/fan failure

Indicates overheating / fan failure; most likelythe power supply fan.

A loose connection could trigger the warning light. Try shutting down and

reseating both power supply units. If that does not resolve the issue,

request a new power supply.


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In newer units: InfoIcon810.png

Information LED






















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16Reset buttonResets the Barracuda Web Security Gateway
17Power buttonPowers the Barracuda Web Security Gateway on or off
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010 rear panel ports and connectors.

Due to hardware bypass capabilities, the 1010 Barracuda Web Security Gateway appliances equipped with fiber optic network connections utilize fixed SFP modules that require an LC connector. Also note that newly manufactured 1 010 units have only one pair of NIC ports (WAN and LAN) as shown below.

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Note : Newly manufactured 1010/1011 units have one pair of NIC ports (WAN and LAN) as shown below.

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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1010 rear panel ports and connectors. NOTE: Functionality of the WAN, LAN and AUX port lights vary by vendor.  

Component NameDescription
Hot Swappable Power Supplies (2)Connection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
Power Lights

Displays:

  • Green light when the system is powered on and the power supply is healthy.
  • Orange/Amber light = The power supply is degraded. For example, one of the two PSUs is not functioning.
  • No light = the power supply is not working.

Mouse portConnection for the mouse
Keyboard portConnection for the keyboard
USB ports (2)Connection for USB devices
Serial portConnection for the serial console cable
VGA PortConnection for the monitor
Management PortPort for web interface management.

WAN

WAN port connection: 10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.
LANLAN port connection: 10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.
Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1011 Rear Panel

The following image illustrates the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1011 rear panel ports and connectors. Note: Also note that newly manufactured 1011 units have only one pair of NIC ports (WAN and LAN).

Due to hardware bypass capabilities, the 1011 Barracuda Web Security Gateway appliances equipped with fiber optic network connections utilize fixed SFP modules that require an LC connector.


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The following table describes the Barracuda Web Security Gateway 1011 rear panel ports and connectors. NOTE: Functionality of the WAN, LAN and AUX port lights vary by vendor.

Diagram LocationComponent NameDescription
1Power Lights

Displays:

  • Green light when the system is powered on and the power supply is healthy.
  • Orange/Amber light = The power supply is degraded. For example, one of the two PSUs is not functioning.
  • No light = the power supply is not working.

2Hot Swappable Power Supplies (2)Connection for the AC power cord, standard power supply
3Serial PortConnection for the serial console cable
4USB ports (2)Connection for USB devices
5

Not used

Not used
6Not usedNot used
7Auxiliary PortWeb interface management
8Monitor PortConnection for the monitor

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WAN port10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.
10LAN port10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.
11WAN port10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.
12LAN port10G NIC is available with both copper and fiber.

Note that newly manufactured 1011 units have only one pair of NIC ports (WAN and LAN) as shown below.
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