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Lyve Client can manage security for Lyve Mobile Arrays connected directly to the host PC or via the network using Lyve Mobile Rackmount Receiver.
| Lyve Mobile Array | Cable | Computer port |
| Host port (USB-C connector) | Thunderbolt™ 3 | Thunderbolt 3 / Thunderbolt 4 |
| Host port (USB-C connector) | USB-C to USB-C | USB 3.1 Gen 1 or higher |
| Host port (USB-C connector) | USB-C to USB-A | USB 3.0 or higher |
For more connection details, see the following:
| Lyve Mobile PCIe Adapter | Cable |
| Ethernet port (device configuration) | Ethernet |
| PCIe NVMe 12Gb x2 SFF-8644 (data) | SFF-8644 |
For more connection details, see the following:
| Lyve Mobile Rackmount Receiver | Cable |
| Ethernet port (device configuration) | Ethernet |
| FC 32Gb (data) | Fibre |
| FC 16Gb (data) | Fibre |
| iSCSI 25Gb (data) | Fibre (optical or copper) |
| iSCSI 10GbaseT (data) | Ethernet |
| SAS 12Gb (data) | SAS |
For more connection details, see the following:
Make sure your anti-virus, firewall or VPN security settings allow port access to Lyve Client.
| State | Access type | Port |
| Before device discovery | The application and device must be able to communicate via SLP. | UDP port 427 |
| After device discovery | The application and device must be able to communicate via SSH. | TCP port 22 |
In both states, it is assumed that the device has been assigned an IP address by a local DHCP server or has been assigned a static IP address.