Hardware and software requirements

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To ensure that your deployment is successful, your environment must meet the minimum requirements. Also, make sure that you have administrator rights.

Hardware requirements

Hardware type

Specifications

ePO - On-prem

For information about the Trellix ePO - On-prem hardware requirements, see the Trellix ePO - On-prem documentation.

Hardware appliance models

Trellix DLP 8800 appliance model

Trellix DLP 7700 appliance model

Trellix DLP 6600 appliance model

Trellix Data Loss Prevention Network Prevent appliance software

Version 11.11.x

Network

Minimum 100 megabit LAN serving all workstations and the ePO - On-prem server



Supported Virtual operating systems

System Type

Software version

VMware vSphere using VMware vCenter Server Hypervisor

Versions 6.7, 7.x, or 8.x

Hyper-V

Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2016

Caution: Do not install the Hyper-V download package in Azure environment

Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor

Version 6.x, 10.x

Amazon Web Services

NA



Tested platforms, environments, and operating systems

You can get the latest information about supported platforms, environments, and operating systems from the Trellix Knowledge Base.

For Trellix DLP Network appliances, see KB93790.

Tested Trellix ePO - On-prem versions

Software

Version

Trellix ePO - On-prem

5.9.x

5.10.x

When running Trellix ePO - On-prem in Microsoft Internet Explorer, use version 10.0 or later.



Updates to the Trellix ePO - On-prem extensions for Trellix DLP Network Prevent appliances are delivered through update releases.

  • Trellix DLP Network Prevent appliances run on a proprietary Linux OS based on AlmaLinux 9.

  • Trellix® Agent version 5.8.5 is built into the appliance software.

Note

appliances contain a version of the Trellix Agent, which is built into the appliance software and cannot be updated through .

Compatible Trellix products

Trellix DLP appliances in this release have been tested for compatibility with the following Trellix managed product versions: McAfee Logon Collector 3.0.2.

System requirements for setting up a virtual appliance

Your host computer must adhere to the system requirements.

You need an x86 64-bit virtualization host with a Westmere processor or newer.

Ensure that the virtual appliance that you run meets the system requirements based on your business needs. You can choose to deploy a virtual appliance using one of these predefined deployment options.

Predefined deployment options

Processors

RAM (GB)

Capture disk capacity (TB)

OS HDD (GB)

RW HDD (GB)**

Standard VM

4

12

N/A

10

300

Standard VM - Capture

4

32

4

10

300

Small VM*

1

4

N/A

10

150

Small VM - Capture*

1

4

0.5

10

150

Large VM

16

64

N/A

10

300

Large VM - Capture

16

64

8

10

300

Note

* Use the Small VM option only for evaluation purposes.

** The disk size displayed in the Size on Disk field while deploying a VMware virtual appliance is the total disk size of all different virtual machine variants that can be deployed and isn't the actual disk size that will be used for the predefined deployment VM variant you have chosen to install. For the actual disk size of the deployed virtual appliance, see RW HDD details in this table.

The required capture hard disks get created when deploying an appliance, if you choose the predefined deployment option that supports creating a capture disk.

Adding a capture disk to an existing virtual appliance is not supported. Deploy a replacement virtual appliance using a predefined deployment option that deploys a capture storage disk.

System requirements for setting up a hardware appliance

You can install your appliance on Trellix DLP 8800 (Super Micro X13 Server system), Trellix DLP 7700 or Trellix DLP 6600 appliance models, which are Intel® Server systems.

Model specifications

Model

Number of CPU cores

RAM (GB)**

Capture disk capacity (TB)

OS+RW HDD (TB)

Number of hard drives

Remote Management Module (RMM)

Rack height

Trellix DLP 8800 appliance

24

64

N/A

0.96

2

Yes

1U

Trellix DLP 7700 appliance model

20

64

N/A

0.96

2

Yes

1U

Trellix DLP 6600 appliance model

16

32

N/A

0.6

2

Yes

1U

Trellix DLP Capture Storage Array*

N/A

N/A

16

N/A

N/A

N/A

2U



* The Trellix DLP 8800, Trellix DLP 7700, and Trellix DLP 6600 appliances have no in-built storage system. To create the needed capture disk space for enabling DLP Capture, set up and connect Trellix DLP Capture Storage Array to your appliance. Trellix DLP Capture Storage Array is shipped in a separate package with all items needed to install it with an appliance. Check the contents list to verify that you received all items.

** Trellix does not support adding more memory to appliances.

For information about these hardware appliances, see the Trellix Data Loss Prevention Network Prevent 11.11.x Hardware Guide or the Trellix DLP 8800 Hardware Guide.

System requirements for installing EDMTrain tool

The EDMTrain tool is needed to train data source files to generate the fingerprints file. These fingerprints files are scanned using the Exact Data Matching (Enhanced) feature to protect user records. The EDMTrain tool is supported on both Windows and Linux platforms. To train a huge data source file with up to 6 billion cells, the EDMTrain tool must be installed in a system with a minimum of these specifications:

  • 8 GB memory

  • Dual Core CPU

  • Temporary disk space (in the directory specified by the environment variable, TMPDIR for Linux and TMP for Windows) of 50 GB -75 GB per billion cells, depending on the number of multiword cells in the dataset

  • Disk space for the final database in the output directory of approximately 10 GB per billion cells.