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-====== Appliance installation instruction ======
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-A typical connection diagram for **x86 server hardware**:
-{{ dpi:dpi_brief:install_point_ssg:equipment_scheme.png?nolink&1200 |}}
-Cards with [[en:dpi:dpi_brief:dpi_requirements#minimum_requirements|10/25/40/100 network ports]] are placed in **slots 1-10**\\
-Each slot has a unique PCIe bus identifier, e.g. **02:00**.\\
-Each port has a unique identifier on the card, e.g: **02:00.0, 02:00.1, 02:00.2, 02:00.3**.\\
-**Example of interfaces orientation in pairs:**
-<code>
-   # In, to the subscriber side - port 02:00.0, 02:00.2
-in_dev=02:00.0|02:00.2
-   # Out, to the Internet side - port 02:00.1, 02:00.3
-out_dev=02:00.1|02:00.3
-</code>
-Port configuration is described in the section [[en:dpi:dpi_components:platform:dpi_config:start|DPDK Interfaces Configuration]].
-Ports **mg0, mg1** are used for SSH management, IPFIX sending (Full flow, NAT log, ClickStream), integration with Radius/PCRF . For fault tolerance, they are combined in LAG.
-The **bmc** port is used to connect to the BMC server controller.
-Each server has two power supplies **psu1, psu2** for power redundancy.

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