Table Of Contents

Physical Descriptions—MARS 20R, 20, 50, 100E, 100, 200, GCm, and GC

Part Numbers, License Key, Serial Numbers, and Warranty

Part Numbers

Serial Numbers

License Key

Limited Warranty

Technical Specifications

MARS 20R and 20 Front and Back Panels

Front Panel Features—MARS 20R and 20

Back Panel Features—MARS 20R and MARS 20

MARS 50 Front and Back Panels

Front Panel Features—MARS 50

Back Panel Features—MARS 50

MARS 100E and 100 Front and Back Panels

Front Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

Back Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

MARS 200, GCm, and GC Front and Back Panels

Front Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Back Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Connector Descriptions

DB-9 Serial Port

Hard Drive Slot Number Maps

Hard Drive Layout—MARS 100E and 100

Hard Drive Layout—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Physical Descriptions—MARS 20R, 20, 50, 100E, 100, 200, GCm, and GC

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Revised: June 19 2008, OL-16535-01

The Cisco Security MARS 20R, 20, 50, 100E, 100, 200, GCm, and GC appliances are built with the first generation of MARS hardware, and operate with only MARS software versions 4.x and 6.x.

This section consists of the following subsections:

•Part Numbers, License Key, Serial Numbers, and Warranty

•Technical Specifications

•MARS 20R and 20 Front and Back Panels

•MARS 50 Front and Back Panels

•MARS 100E and 100 Front and Back Panels

•MARS 200, GCm, and GC Front and Back Panels

•Connector Descriptions

•Hard Drive Layout—MARS 100E and 100

•Hard Drive Layout—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Part Numbers, License Key, Serial Numbers, and Warranty

This section contains the following subsections:

•Part Numbers

•Serial Numbers

•License Key

•Limited Warranty

Part Numbers

The part numbers of Cisco Security MARS Appliances and the Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) that operate with software releases 4.x and 6.x are as follows:

Local Controller Appliances

•CS-MARS-20R-K9

•CS-MARS-20-K9

•CS-MARS-50-K9

•CS-MARS-100E-K9

•CS-MARS-100-K9

•CS-MARS-200-K9

Global Controller Appliances

•CS-MARS-GCM-K9

•CS-MARS-GC-K9

FRU Description	FRU Part Number
Power Supply for Cisco Security MARS 100 and 100E	CS-MARS-100-PS=
Power Supply for Cisco Security MARS 200, GCM, and GC	CS-MARS-200-PS=
Replacement hard drive for Cisco Security MARS 100, 100E, 200, or GC	CS-MARS-X00-HD=

Serial Numbers

If you have difficulty identifying or physically locating the serial number sticker on your appliance chassis, use the Cisco Product Identification Tool at the following URL:

http://tools.cisco.com/Support/CPI/index.do

You must be registered with Cisco Systems Customer Connection Online to access this tool. If you are not registered, you can register at the following URL:

http://tools.cisco.com/RPF/register/register.do

The chassis, hard drive, and power supply serial numbers are also reported in the show inventory CLI command.

License Key

The license key sticker is on the chassis, and on the Recovery DVD case shipped with your product. Figure 2-1 identifies the license key sticker location.

Figure 2-1

License Key Location

Limited Warranty

For the warranty, disclaimer of warranty, and end user license agreement that applies to your product, refer to the version of the Cisco Security MARS Documentation Guide and Warranty that shipped with your product. You can view the latest versions of this document at:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6241/products_documentation_roadmaps_list.html

Technical Specifications

Table 2-1 lists physical measurements and components of the Cisco Security MARS appliances. Table 2-2 describes the electrical characteristics and environmental operating parameters.

Table 2-1 Chassis and Component Specifications

	MARS 20, 20R	MARS 50	MARS 100,100E	MARS 200, GCM, GC
Weight	9.07 kg 20.0 lbs	12.7 kg 28.0 lbs	28.6 kg 63.0 lbs	43.1 kg 95.0 lbs
Rack Unit1	1 RU x 16 in. (41 cm)	1 RU x 25.6 in. (65.0 cm)	3 RU x 25.6 in. (65.0 cm)	4 RU x 25.6 in. (65.0 cm)
Network Controller	2 X 10/100/1000 Integrated Ethernet	2 X 10/100/1000 Integrated Ethernet	2 X 10/100/1000 Integrated Ethernet	2 X 10/100/1000 Integrated Ethernet
Storage	120GB (non-RAID)	240GB RAID 0	750GB RAID 10 Hot-swappable	1 TB RAID 10 Hot-swappable
System battery	Maxell or Varta CR2032 210mAh lithium 3V	Maxell or Varta CR2032 210mAh lithium 3V	Maxell or Varta CR2032 210mAh lithium 3V	Maxell or Varta CR2032 210mAh lithium 3V
DVD-ROM	24x SlimDVD-ROM	24x SlimDVD-ROM	24x SlimDVD-ROM	24x SlimDVD-ROM

1 A rack unit (RU) is a standardized measure for the height of rack-mountable equipment. One RU is 44.45 mm (1.75 in) high, 482.6 mm (19 in.) wide.

Table 2-2 Electrical and Environmental Specifications

	MARS 20, 20R	MARS 50	MARS 100,100E	MARS 200, GCM, GC
Power Supply (Rated output, input voltage range, frequency range, minimum and maximum input current)	300W autoswitch 100-240 VAC, 50-60Hz 6A min. 10A max.	Same as MARS 20	500W dual-redundant 100-240 VAC, 50-60Hz 10A min. 10A max.	Same as MARS 100
Dissipated Heat	—	—	1, 000-1,700 BTU	Same as MARS 100
Operating Temperatures and Humidity Range	5º C to 40ºC; 20% to 80% max. 27ºC wet bulb, noncondensing	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20
Non-operating Temperatures and Humidity Range	-20 to 60 ºC; 5% to 90% maximum 38 ºC wet bulb, noncondensing	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20
Vibration	Operating: 0.2G, 5-500 Hz, swept sine Nonoperating: 1.0 G, 5-500 Hz, swept sine	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20
Shock	Operating: 3G peak, 11 ms half-sine Nonoperating: 10G peak, 11 ms half-sine	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20
Altitude	Operating: 3000 m (10,000 ft.) Nonoperating: 12,000 m (40,000 ft.)	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20
Acoustic Noise	Operating: 7.5 bel	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20	Same as MARS 20

MARS 20R and 20 Front and Back Panels

This section consists of the following subsections:

•Front Panel Features—MARS 20R and 20

•Back Panel Features—MARS 20R and MARS 20

Front Panel Features—MARS 20R and 20

Figure 2-2 depicts the front panel of the MARS 20R and 20 appliances.

Figure 2-2 Front Panel—MARS 20R and 20

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1	DVD drive	4	Power indicator light
2	DVD eject button	5	Face plate release screws
3	Power switch	6	Restart button

Back Panel Features—MARS 20R and MARS 20

Figure 2-3 depicts the back panel of the MARS 20R and 20 appliances.

Figure 2-3 Back Panel—MARS 20R and 20

1	PS/2 Keyboard port	8	Power socket
2	PS/2 Mouse Port	9	Power switch
3	Parallel port (not supported)	10	VGA Port
4	eth1, Ethernet 1 port	11	Serial port
5	eth0, Ethernet 0 port	12	USB 0 port (not supported)
6	RJ-11 Line-in port	13	USB 1 port (not supported)
7	Telephone port (line out)	14	Serial number (begins with SN:)

MARS 50 Front and Back Panels

This section consists of the following subsections:

•Front Panel Features—MARS 50

•Back Panel Features—MARS 50

Front Panel Features—MARS 50

Figure 2-4 depicts the front panel of the MARS 50 appliance.

Figure 2-4 Front Panel—MARS 50

1	DVD drive	5	Face plate release screws
2	DVD eject button	6	Restart button
3	Power indicator light	7	Serial number (begins with SN:) -- callout 7 not in illo
4	Power switch

Back Panel Features—MARS 50

Figure 2-5 depicts the back panel of the MARS 50 appliance.

Figure 2-5 Back Panel—MARS 50

1	Power socket	8	Telephone port (line out)
2	PS/2 Keyboard port	9	VGA Port
3	PS/2 Mouse port	10	Serial port
4	Parallel port (not supported)	11	USB 0 port (not supported)
5	eth1, Ethernet 1 port	12	USB 1 port (not supported)
6	eth0, Ethernet 0 port	13	Serial number (begins with SN:)
7	RJ-11 Line-in port

MARS 100E and 100 Front and Back Panels

This section consists of the following subsections:

•Front Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

•Back Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

Front Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

Figure 2-6 depicts the front panel of the MARS 100E and 100 appliances.

Figure 2-6 Front Panel—MARS 100E and 100

1	Drives 1-3	6	DVD drive
2	Drive status lights	7	Restart button
3	Drive bay door lock	8	Power switch
4	Drives 4-6	9	Power indicator light
5	Face plate release screws	10	Serial number (begins with SN:)

Back Panel Features—MARS 100E and 100

Figure 2-7 depicts the back panel of the MARS 100E and 100 appliances.

Figure 2-7 Back Panel—MARS 100E and 100

1	PS/2 Keyboard port	9	Power source handle
2	PS/2 Mouse port	10	eth1, Ethernet 1 port
3	Parallel port (not supported)	11	eth0, Ethernet 0 port
4	Telephone port (line out)	12	VGA Port
5	RJ-11 Line-in port	13	Serial port
6	Power source release screw	14	USB 0 port (not supported)
7	Power source release lever	15	USB 1 port (not supported)
8	Power socket

MARS 200, GCm, and GC Front and Back Panels

This section consists of the following subsections:

•Front Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

•Back Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Front Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Figure 2-8 depicts the front panel of the MARS 200, GCm, and GC appliances.

Figure 2-8 Front Panel—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

1	Drives 1, 2, and 3 (left to right)	7	DVD eject button
2	Drive status lights	8	Face plate release screws
3	Drive bay door lock	9	Power switch
4	Drives 4, 5, and 6 (left to right)	10	Power indicator light
5	Drives 7, 8, and 9 (top to bottom)	11	Serial number (begins with SN:)
6	DVD drive

Back Panel Features—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Figure 2-9 depicts the back panel of the MARS 200, GCm, and GC appliances.

Figure 2-9 Back Panel—MARS 200, GCm, or GC

1	Power Supply switch	10	eth0, Ethernet 0 port
2	Power source release lever	11	VGA port
3	Individual Power Supply LED	12	Parallel port (not supported)
4	Power Supply reset button	13	DB-9 Serial port
5	System Power LED	14	USB 0 port (not supported)
6	AC Power sockets	15	USB 1 port (not supported)
7	RJ-11 Line-out Modem port	16	PS/2 Keyboard port (purple)
8	RJ-11 Line-in Modem port	17	PS/2 Mouse port (green)
9	eth1, Ethernet 1 port	18	Power Supply handles

Connector Descriptions

Table 2-3 describes the type and function of the back panel communication ports of the MARS 20R, 20, 100E, 100, 200, GCM, and GC.

Table 2-3 Communication Port Descriptions—MARS 110R, 110, 210, GC2R, and GC2

Connector	Description
DB-9 Serial	Figure 2-11 lists the pin number assignments for the 9-pin D-subminiature serial port connector.
Modem Line-in	The MARS Appliance has a V.90 modem for sending SMS and pager alerts. Connect the line-in port to the wall jack using the provided standard telephone cable (RJ-11 connectors).
Modem Line-out	You can connect a POTS telephone to the telephone port with a standard telephone cable (RJ-11 connectors).
VGA Port	Connect a monitor to this standard VGA port, and a keyboard to the keyboard port to view the console logs and to access the command line interface.
Keyboard	PS/2 keyboard connector. To access the console logs, or the command line interface connect a keyboard to the keyboard connector and a monitor to the VGA port.
Centronics Parallel Port	Not supported
PS/2 Mouse port	Not supported
USB Ports (0 and 1)	Not supported
Integrated Ethernet NIC connectors (eth0 and eth1)	10/100/1000-megabit-per-second (Mbps) autosensing Ethernet ports (autosensing detects line speed and duplex mode). MARS supports the operation of both Ethernet connectors. Each Ethernet connector provides all the functions of a network expansion card and supports the 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, and 1000BASE-TX Ethernet standards. The MARS Appliance monitors network traffic destined to the IP address assigned to eth0. The eth0 connector is the port to which the gateway command applies. Therefore, eth0 must be attached to the network from which the reporting devices are accessible. The eth1 connector is typically used as an out-of-band management network, which provides faster graphical user interface (GUI) response to the administrator. To use eth1, you must define static routes to the destination networks for that interface.

DB-9 Serial Port

The integrated serial port on the back panel of the appliance uses a 9-pin D-subminiature connector.

If you reconfigure your hardware, you may need information regarding the pin number and signal for the serial port connector. Figure 2-10 illustrates the pin numbers for the serial port connector and defines the pin assignments and interface signals for the serial port connector. (Pin numbering proceeds bottom to top and right to left, as illustrated.)

Figure 2-10 Pin Numbers for the Serial Port Connector

Pin	Signal	I/O	Definition
1	DCD	I	Data carrier detect
2	SIN	I	Serial input
3	SOUT	O	Serial output
4	DTR	O	Data terminal ready
5	GND	N/A	Signal ground
6	DSR	I	Data set ready
7	RTS	O	Request to send
8	CTS	I	Clear to send
9	RI	I	Ring indicator
Shell	N/A	N/A	Chassis ground

Hard Drive Slot Number Maps

The MARS Command Line Interface reports status of removable hard drives by referring to port numbers. The following sections depict the relationship between the physical location of the hard drive in the chassis.

•Hard Drive Layout—MARS 100E and 100

•Hard Drive Layout—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

For hard drive hotswap procedures, see Chapter 4, "Hard Drive Troubleshooting and Replacement".

Hard Drive Layout—MARS 100E and 100

Figure 2-11 depicts the hard drive layout of the MARS 100E a nd 100 appliances.

Figure 2-11 Hard Drive Slot Numbering for MARS 100E and 100

MARS Appliance	Storage Capacity1	Hard Drive Slot to Port Number
MARS 100e MARS 100	•750 GB •RAID 10 6 x 250 GB Drives •Hot-swappable	Slot 6 is Port 0 Slot 5 is Port 1 Slot 4 is Port 2 Slot 3 is Port 3 Slot 2 is Port 4 Slot 1 is Port 5

1 The stated storage capacity is the sum of the rated capacity of all the hard drives and does reflect bytes reserved for the RAID overhead on each drive.

Hard Drive Layout—MARS 200, GCm, and GC

Figure 2-12 depicts the hard drive layout of the MARS 200, GCm, and GC appliances.

Figure 2-12 MARS 200, MARS GCm, or MARS GC Hard Drive Slot Numbering

MARS Appliance	Storage Capacity1	Hard Drive Slot to Port Number
MARS 200, GC, GCM	•1 TB •RAID 10 8 x 250 GB Drives •Hot-swappable	Slot 8 is Port 0 Slot 7 is Port 1 Slot 6 is Port 2 Slot 5 is Port 3 Slot 4 is Port 4 Slot 3 is Port 5 Slot 2 is Port 6 Slot 1 is Port 7

1 The stated storage capacity is the sum of the rated capacity of all the hard drives and does reflect bytes reserved for the RAID overhead on each drive.