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Tripp Lite B096-048 Owner's Manual (257 pages)

Console Server Management Switch Console Server with PowerAlert Console Server

Brand: Tripp Lite | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 10.87 MB

Table of Contents
3
Introduction

10
- Types of Users
  11
- Management Console
  11
Installation

14
Models

14
Power Connection

17
Network Connection

17
Serial Port Connection

18
USB Port Connection

18
Rackmount Console / KVM Connection (B092-016 Only)

18
System Configuration

19
Management Console Connection

19
- Connected Computer Set up
  19
- Browser Connection
  20
- Initial B092-016 Connection
  21
Administrator Password

22
- Set up New Administrator
  22
Network IP Address

23
- Ipv6 Configuration
  24
- Dynamic DNS (DDNS) Configuration
  25
System Service Access

26
Communications Software

29
- SDT Connector
  29
- Putty
  29
- Sshterm
  30
Management Network Configuration

31
- Enable the Management LAN
  31
- Configure the DHCP Server
  32
- Select Failover or Broadband OOB
  33
- Bridging the Network Ports
  34
- Wireless LAN
  34
- Static Routes
  35
Serial Port, Host, Device & User Configuration

36
- Configuring Serial Ports
  
  36
  - Common Settings
    37
  - Console Server Mode
    38
  - SDT Mode
    41
  - Device (RPC, UPS, EMD) Mode
    42
  - Terminal Server Mode
    42
  - Serial Bridging Mode
    43
  - Syslog
    43
- Add/ Edit Users
  
  44
- Authentication
  
  46
- Network Hosts
  
  46
- Trusted Networks
  
  47
  - Automatically Generate and Upload SSH Keys
    48
- Serial Port Cascading
  
  48
- Serial Port Redirection
  
  51
- Managed Devices
  
  55
  - To Remove a Configured Port
    54
  - Enable the VPN Gateway
    56
- Ipsec VPN
  
  56
Openvpn

58
Pptp Vpn

65
- Enable the PPTP VPN Server
  66
- Add a PPTP User
  67
- Set up a Remote PPTP Client
  68
Firewall, Failover & Oob

69
- Oob Dial-In Access
  
  69
- Oob Broadband Access
  
  73
- Broadband Ethernet Failover
  
  73
  - Always-On Dial-Out
    74
- Dial-Out Failover
  
  74
  - Dial-Out Failover
    75
- Firewall & Forwarding
  
  76
  - Configuring Network Forwarding and IP Masquerading
    76
  - Configuring Client Devices
    78
  - Port Forwarding
    79
  - Port Rules
    80
SSH Tunnels & SDT Connector

82
Configuring for SDT Tunneling to Hosts

83
- SDT Connector Client Installation
  84
SDT Connector Configuration

84
SDT Connector to Management Console

93
SDT Connector - Telnet or SSH Serial Device Connection

94
SDT Connector Oob Connection

95
Importing (and Exporting) Preferences

96
SDT Connector Public Key Authentication

97
- Enable Remote Desktop on the Target Windows Computer to be Accessed
  98
Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access

98
- Configure the Remote Desktop Connection Client
  99
- Install and Configure the VNC Server on the Computer to be Accessed
  102
SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC

102
- Install, Configure and Connect the VNC Viewer
  103
- Establish a PPP Connection between the Host COM Port and Console Server
  105
SDT IP Connection to Hosts

105
- Set up SDT Connector to SSH Port Forward over the Console Server Serial Port
  108
- Set up SDT Serial Ports on Console Server
  108
SSH Tunneling Using Other SSH Clients (E.g. Putty)

109
Alerts, Automated Response and Logging

112
Set up Auto-Response and Configure Check Conditions

112
- Email Alerts
  113
- Alarms and Digital Inputs
  114
- UPS / Power Supply
  114
- UPS Status
  114
- Cellular Data
  115
- ICMP Ping
  115
- Serial Login/Logout
  115
- Custom Check
  116
- SMS Command
  116
- Perform RPC Action on Trigger
  117
- Send Email on Trigger
  117
- Send SMS on Trigger
  117
Trigger and Resolve Actions

117
- Resolve Actions
  118
- Run Custom Script on Trigger
  118
- Send Nagios Event on Trigger
  118
- Send SNMP Trap on Trigger
  118
- Send Email Alerts on Resolution
  119
- Send SMS Alerts on Resolution
  119
- Send Nagios Event Alerts on Resolution
  120
- Remote Log Storage
  
  121
  - Send SNMP Trap Alerts on Resolution
    120
- Serial Port Logging
  
  121
- Network TCP or UDP Port Logging
  
  122
- Auto-Response Event Logging
  
  122
- Power Device Logging
  
  122
Power and Environmental Monitoring

123
- Remote Power Control (RPC)
  
  123
  - RPC Connection
    123
  - RPC Alerts
    125
  - RPC Status
    125
  - User Power Management
    126
- Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)
  
  127
  - Managed UPS Connections
    127
  - Configure UPS Powering the Console Server
    129
  - Configuring Powered Computers to Monitor a Managed UPS
    130
  - UPS Alerts
    131
  - UPS Status
    131
  - Overview of Network UPS Tools (NUT)
    132
- Environmental Monitoring
  
  133
  - Connecting the EMD
    134
  - Environmental Alerts
    135
  - Environmental Status
    135
Authentication

136
- Authentication Configuration
  
  136
  - Local Authentication
    136
  - TACACS Authentication
    137
  - RADIUS Authentication
    138
  - LDAP Authentication
    139
  - RADIUS/TACACS User Configuration
    139
  - Group Support with Remote Authentication
    140
  - Remote Groups with RADIUS Authentication
    140
  - Remote Groups with LDAP Authentication
    141
  - Authentication Testing
    143
- PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)
  
  144
  - Idle Timeout
    143
  - Kerberos Authentication
    143
- Secure Management Console Access
  
  145
- SSL Certificate
  
  146
Nagios Integration

148
Nagios Overview

148
Central Management and Setting up SDT for Nagios

149
- Set up Central Nagios Server
  149
- Set up Distributed Console Servers
  150
Configuring Nagios Distributed Monitoring

152
Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration

158
- Sample Nagios Configuration
  158
- Additional Plug-Ins
  161
- Basic Nagios Plug-Ins
  161
System Management

163
System Administration and Reset

163
Upgrade Firmware

164
Configure Date and Time

165
Configuration Backup

166
Delayed Configuration Commit

167
FIPS Mode

168
Status Reports

169
Port Access and Active Users

169
Statistics

169
Support Reports

170
Syslog

170
- Configuring the Dashboard
  171
Dashboard

171
- Creating Custom Widgets for the Dashboard
  173
Management

174
Device Management

174
Port and Host Log Management

174
Terminal Connection

174
- Web Terminal
  174
- Web Terminal to Command Line
  175
- Web Terminal to Serial Device
  175
Power Management

176
- Sdtconnector Access
  176
Remote Console Access (B092-016 Only)

177
Configuration from the Command Line

178
- Serial Port Configuration
  180
- Adding and Removing Users
  183
- Adding and Removing User Groups
  184
- Authentication
  185
- Network Hosts
  186
- Cascaded Ports
  187
- Trusted Networks
  187
- UPS Connections
  188
- RPC Connections
  189
- Environmental
  190
- Managed Devices
  190
- Port Log
  191
- Alerts
  192
- Smtp & Sms
  194
- Administration
  195
- IP Settings
  195
- Snmp
  195
- Date & Time Settings
  196
- Dial-In Settings
  196
- Dhcp Server
  197
- Nagios
  198
- Services
  198
Accessing Config from the Command Line

178
General Linux Command Usage

199
Advanced Configuration

201
- Custom Script to Run When Booting
  201
Custom Scripting

201
Advanced Portmanager

210
- Portmanager Commands
  210
- External Scripts and Alerts
  211
- Access to Serial Ports
  212
- Accessing the Console/Modem Port
  212
Raw Access to Serial Ports

212
IP- Filtering

213
- Check Firewall Rules
  214
- Enable SNMP Service
  214
- Retrieving Status Information Using SNMP
  214
SNMP Status Reporting and Traps

214
- Etc/Config/Snmpd.conf
  217
- Adding Multiple Remote SNMP Managers
  218
- Generating Public Keys (Linux)
  219
Secure Shell (SSH) Public Key Authentication

219
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Support

227
- Installing the Key and Certificate
  228
- Launching the HTTPS Server
  228
Https

227
Power Strip Control

229
- Powerman
  229
- Adding New RPC Devices
  230
- Pmpower
  230
Ipmitool

232
Scripts for Managing Slaves

234
SMS Server Tools

235
Multicast

235
Thin Client (B092-016)

236
- Connect: Serial Terminal
  237
- Connect: Browser
  238
- Connect: VNC
  239
- Connect: SSH
  240
- Connect: IPMI
  241
- Connect: Remote Desktop (RDP)
  242
- Connect: Citrix ICA
  243
- Connect: Poweralert
  243
Local Client Service Connections

236
Advanced Control Panel

244
- Custom
  244
- Logs
  244
- Status
  244
- System: Logout
  244
- System: Shutdown / Reboot
  244
- System: Terminal
  244
Remote Control

245
Appendix A: Hardware Specification

246
Appendix B: Serial Port Connectivity

247
Appendix C: End User License Agreements

249
- Sun Java License
  255
Appendix D: Service and Warranty

256
- Warranty Registration
  257

Tripp Lite B096-048 Owner's Manual (242 pages)

Console Server Management Switch Console Server with PowerAlert Console Server

Brand: Tripp Lite | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 5.27 MB

Console Server
1
Table of Contents
2
Introduction
9
- Types of Users
  11
- Manual Conventions
  12
2 Installation

14
1 Introduction

14
- Installation
  14
Models

14
- Kit Components: B096-048 and B096-016 Console Server Management Switch
  14
  - Kit Components: B092-016 Console Server with Poweralert
    15
  - Kit Components: B095-004-1E and B095-003-1E-M Console Server
    15
Power Connection

16
- Power: Console Server Management Switch
  16
- Power: Console Server with Poweralert
  16
2.3 Network C

17
- Power: Console Server Management Switch
  17
- Network Connection
  17
Serial Port Connection

17
USB Port Connection

18
Rackmount Console / KVM Connection (B092-016 Only)

18
- Initial System Configuration
  19
3 Initial System Configuration

19
Management Console Connection

19
- Connected Computer Set up
  19
- Browser Connection
  20
- Initial B092-016 Connection
  22
Administrator Password

22
Network IP Address

23
- Ipv6 Configuration
  24
System Services

25
Communications Software

28
- SDT Connector
  28
- Putty
  28
- Sshterm
  29
Management Network Configuration (B096-048/016 Only)

30
Configuring Serial Ports

34
- Common Settings
  35
- Console Server Mode
  36
- Device (RPC, UPS, EMD) Mode
  40
- SDT Mode
  40
- Terminal Server Mode
  40
- Serial Bridging Mode
  41
Add/Edit Users

42
Syslog

42
4.3 Authentication

45
Network Hosts

45
- Trusted Networks
  47
- Automatically Generate and Upload SSH Keys
  48
- Authentication
  
  45
4.5 Trusted Networks

48
Serial Port Cascading

48
Serial Port Redirection

52
Managed Devices (B095-004/003 Only)

57
- Failover and Out-Of-Band Access
  
  60
Oob Dial-In Access

60
Oob Broadband Access (B096-048/016 Only)

64
- Set up Linux Clients for Dial-In
  64
Broadband Ethernet Failover (B096-048/016 Only)

64
Dial-Out Failover

66
- Secure Tunneling and Sdt Connector
  
  68
SDT Connector Configuration

69
Configuring for SDT Tunneling to Hosts

69
SDT Connector to Management Console

83
SDT Connector - Telnet or SSH Connect to Serially Attached Devices

84
Using SDT Connector for Out-Of-Band Connection to the Gateway

85
Importing (and Exporting) Preferences

87
- SDT Connector Public Key Authentication
  87
6.7 SDT Connector Public Key Authentication

88
- Enable Remote Desktop on the Target Windows Computer to be Accessed
  88
Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access

88
- Configure the Remote Desktop Connection Client
  89
- Install and Configure the VNC Server on the Computer to be Accessed
  93
SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC

93
- Install, Configure and Connect the VNC Viewer
  94
- Establish a PPP Connection between the Host COM Port and Console Server
  96
Using SDT to IP Connect to Hosts that Are Serially Attached to the Gateway

96
- Set up SDT Connector to SSH Port Forward over the Console Server Serial Port
  100
- Alerts and Logging
  
  102
  - Set up SDT Serial Ports on Console Server
    100
Configure Smtp/Sms/Snmp/Nagios Alert Service

102
- Email Alerts
  102
- SMS Alerts
  103
- SNMP Alerts
  104
Activate Alert Events and Notifications

105
- Nagios Alerts
  105
- Add a New Alert
  106
- Select General Alert Type
  107
- Configuring Environment and Power Alert Type
  108
Remote Log Storage

109
Serial Port Logging

110
Network TCP or UDP Port Logging

111
8 Power & Environmental Management

112
- Power & Environmental Management
  112
Remote Power Control (RPC)

112
- RPC Connection
  112
- RPC Alerts
  114
- RPC Status
  114
- User Power Management
  114
- Managed UPS Connections
  115
Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)

115
- Configure UPS Powering the Console Server
  118
- Configuring Powered Computers to Monitor a Managed UPS
  119
- Overview of Network UPS Tools (NUT)
  120
- UPS Alerts
  120
- UPS Status
  120
Environmental Monitoring

122
- Connecting the EMD
  123
- Environmental Alerts
  124
- Environmental Status
  124
- Authentication Configuration
  126
- Local Authentication
  127
- TACACS Authentication
  127
- RADIUS Authentication
  128
LDAP Authentication

129
- RADIUS/TACACS User Configuration
  130
PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)

131
Secure Management Console Access

132
Nagios Integration

134
Nagios Overview

134
Central Management

135
- Set up Central Nagios Server
  135
- Set up Distributed Console Servers
  136
Configuring Nagios Distributed Monitoring

138
Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration

144
- Sample Nagios Configuration
  144
- Additional Plug-Ins
  147
- Basic Nagios Plug-Ins
  147
System Management

149
System Administration and Reset

149
Upgrade Firmware

150
Configure Date and Time

151
Configuration Backup (B095-004/003 Only)

152
FIPS Mode (B095-004/003 Only)

154
Status Reports

156
Port Access and Active Users

156
Statistics

156
Support Reports

157
- Syslog
  157
Dashboard

158
- Configuring the Dashboard
  159
- Creating Custom Widgets for the Dashboard
  160
Management

162
- Port & Host Management
  162
Device Management

162
13.2 Port & Host Management

163
Power Management

163
Serial Port Terminal Connection

163
Remote Console Access (B092-016 Only)

165
- Basic Configuration - Linux Commands
  
  167
The Linux Command Line

168
Administration Configuration

170
- Authentication Configuration
  170
- System Settings
  170
Date and Time Configuration

171
- IP Configuration
  172
Network Configuration

172
- Dial-In Configuration
  173
- Services Configuration
  174
Serial Port Configuration

175
- Serial Port Settings
  175
- Supported Protocol Configuration
  176
- Users
  176
- Trusted Networks
  177
- Alert Configuration
  178
Event Logging Configuration

178
- Remote Serial Port Log Storage
  178
SDT Host Configuration

179
- SDT Host TCP Ports
  179
Configuration Backup and Restore

180
General Linux Command Usage

181
Advanced Configuration

184
Advanced Portmanager

185
External Scripts and Alerts

187
Raw Access to Serial Ports

189
IP- Filtering

190
Modifying SNMP Configuration

192
- Adding more than One SNMP Server
  193
Secure Shell (SSH) Public Key Authentication

194
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Support

205
Https

206
Power Strip Control

208
- Powerman
  208
- Adding New RPC Devices
  210
- Pmpower
  210
Ipmitool

212
Scripts for Managing Slaves

216
16 Thin Client (B092-016)

218
Local Client Service Connections

218
- Connect- Browser
  220
- Connect- Serial Terminal
  220
- Connect- VNC
  221
- Connect- SSH
  222
- Connect- IPMI
  223
- Connect- Remote Desktop (RDP)
  224
- Connect- Citrix ICA
  225
Advanced Control Panel

226
- Connect- Poweralert
  226
- System: Terminal
  226
- Custom
  227
- Logs
  227
- Status
  227
- System: Logout
  227
- System: Shutdown / Reboot
  227
Remote Control

228
- Limited Warranty
  239
- Warranty Registration
  240

Tripp Lite B096-048 Owner's Manual (224 pages)

Console Server Management Switch & Console Server with PowerAlert

Brand: Tripp Lite | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 6.55 MB

Table of Contents
2
Introduction

9
- Manual Organization
  10
- Management Console
  11
- Types of Users
  11
- Manual Conventions
  12
- Publishing History
  13
Installation

14
- Kit Components: B096-048 and B096-016 Console Server Management Switch
  14
Models

14
- Kit Components: B092-016 Console Server with Poweralert
  15
Power Connection

15
- Power: Console Server Management Switch
  15
- Power: Console Server with Poweralert
  16
Network Connection

16
Serial Port Connection

16
USB Port Connection

17
- Connected Computer Set up
  18
Rackmount Console / KVM Connection (B092-016 Only)

17
- Initial System Configuration
  
  18
Management Console Connection

18
- Browser Connection
  19
- Initial B092-016 Connection
  21
- Administrator Password
  
  21
Network IP Address

22
- Ipv6 Configuration
  23
- System Services
  
  24
- Communications Software
  
  27
  - Putty
    27
  - SDT Connector
    27
  - Sshterm
    28
  - Configure Management Switch as a Management LAN Gateway
    29
Management Network Configuration (B096-048/016 Only)

29
- Configure Management Switch for Failover or Broadband OOB
  32
- Serial Port and Network Host
  
  33
Configuring Serial Ports

33
- Common Settings
  34
- Console Server Mode
  35
- Device (RPC, UPS, EMD) Mode
  39
- SDT Mode
  39
- Terminal Server Mode
  39
- Serial Bridging Mode
  40
  - Add/Edit Users
    41
    
    Syslog
    41
    
    Authentication
    44
  - Network Hosts
    44
  - Trusted Networks
    46
- Automatically Generate and Upload SSH Keys
  47
4.3 Authentication

44
4.2 Add/Edit Users

44
4.5 Trusted Networks

47
4.4 Network Hosts

47
Serial Port Cascading

47
Oob Dial-In Access

52
Oob Broadband Access (B096-048/016 Only)

56
- Set up Linux Clients for Dial-In
  56
Broadband Ethernet Failover (B096-048/016 Only)

56
- Dial-Out Failover
  58
5.4 Dial-Out Failover

60
- Secure Tunneling and Sdt Connector
  60
6 Secure Tunneling and Sdt Connector

61
Configuring for SDT Tunneling to Hosts

61
SDT Connector Configuration

61
SDT Connector to Management Console

75
SDT Connector - Telnet or SSH Connect to Serially Attached Devices

76
Using SDT Connector for Out-Of-Band Connection to the Gateway

77
Importing (and Exporting) Preferences

79
- SDT Connector Public Key Authentication
  79
6.7 SDT Connector Public Key Authentication

80
- Enable Remote Desktop on the Target Windows Computer to be Accessed
  80
Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access

80
- Configure the Remote Desktop Connection Client
  81
- Install and Configure the VNC Server on the Computer to be Accessed
  85
SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC

85
- Install, Configure and Connect the VNC Viewer
  86
- Establish a PPP Connection between the Host COM Port and Console Server
  88
Using SDT to IP Connect to Hosts that Are Serially Attached to the Gateway

88
Configure Smtp/Sms/Snmp/Nagios Alert Service

93
- Email Alerts
  93
- SMS Alerts
  94
- SNMP Alerts
  95
Activate Alert Events and Notifications

96
- Nagios Alerts
  96
- Add a New Alert
  97
- Select General Alert Type
  98
- Configuring Environment and Power Alert Type
  99
Remote Log Storage

100
Serial Port Logging

101
Network TCP or UDP Port Logging

102
Power & Environmental Management

103
Remote Power Control (RPC)

103
- RPC Connection
  103
- RPC Alerts
  105
- RPC Status
  105
- User Power Management
  105
- Managed UPS Connections
  106
Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)

106
- Configure UPS Powering the Console Server
  109
- Configuring Powered Computers to Monitor a Managed UPS
  110
- Overview of Network UPS Tools (NUT)
  111
  - Environmental Monitoring
    113
- UPS Alerts
  111
- UPS Status
  111
8.3 Environmental Monitoring

114
- Connecting the EMD
  114
- Environmental Alerts
  115
- Environmental Status
  115
- Authentication Configuration
  117
9.1 Authentication Configuration

118
- Local Authentication
  118
- TACACS Authentication
  118
- RADIUS Authentication
  119
- LDAP Authentication
  120
- RADIUS/TACACS User Configuration
  121
PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)

122
Secure Management Console Access

123
Nagios Integration

125
Nagios Overview

125
Central Management

126
- Set up Central Nagios Server
  126
- Set up Distributed Console Servers
  127
Configuring Nagios Distributed Monitoring

129
Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration

135
- Sample Nagios Configuration
  135
- Additional Plug-Ins
  138
- Basic Nagios Plug-Ins
  138
11 System Management

140
- System Management
  140
System Administration and Reset

140
Upgrade Firmware

141
Configure Date and Time

142
12 Status Reports

143
- Status Reports
  143
Port Access and Active Users

143
Statistics

143
Support Reports

144
Syslog

144
13 Management

146
- Management
  146
Device Management

146
Port and Host Management

146
Power Management

147
Serial Port Terminal Connection

147
Remote Console Access (B092-016 Only)

149
Basic Configuration - Linux Commands

151
The Linux Command Line

152
Administration Configuration

154
- System Settings
  154
- Authentication Configuration
  154
Date and Time Configuration

155
Network Configuration

156
- IP Configuration
  156
- Dial-In Configuration
  157
- Services Configuration
  158
Serial Port Configuration

159
- Serial Port Settings
  159
- Supported Protocol Configuration
  160
- Users
  160
- Trusted Networks
  161
Event Logging Configuration

162
- Remote Serial Port Log Storage
  162
- Alert Configuration
  163
SDT Host Configuration

163
- SDT Host TCP Ports
  163
Configuration Backup and Restore

165
General Linux Command Usage

166
- Advanced Configuration
  168
15 Advanced Configuration

169
Advanced Portmanager

169
External Scripts and Alerts

171
Raw Access to Serial Ports

173
IP- Filtering

174
Modifying SNMP Configuration

176
Secure Shell (SSH) Public Key Authentication

178
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Support

189
Https

190
Power Strip Control

192
- Powerman
  192
- Pmpower
  194
- Adding New RPC Devices
  194
Ipmitool

196
Scripts for Managing Slaves

200
Thin Client (B092-016)

202
- Connect- Browser
  204
- Connect- Serial Terminal
  204
- Connect- VNC
  205
- Connect- SSH
  206
- Connect- IPMI
  207
- Connect- Remote Desktop (RDP)
  208
- Connect- Citrix ICA
  209
Local Client Service Connections

202
Advanced Control Panel

210
- Connect- Poweralert
  210
- System: Terminal
  210
- Custom
  211
- Logs
  211
- Status
  211
- System: Logout
  211
- System: Shutdown / Reboot
  211
Remote Control

212
Appendix A Hardware Specification

213
- Serial Port Pinout
  214
Appendix B Serial Port Connectivity

216
Appendix C End User License Agreement

216
- Limited Warranty
  223
- Warranty Registration
  223

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Tripp Lite B096-048 Owner's Manual (257 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Installation

Models

Power Connection

Network Connection

Serial Port Connection

USB Port Connection

Rackmount Console / KVM Connection (B092-016 Only)

System Configuration

Management Console Connection

Administrator Password

Network IP Address

System Service Access

Communications Software

Management Network Configuration

Serial Port, Host, Device & User Configuration

Configuring Serial Ports

Add/ Edit Users

Authentication

Network Hosts

Trusted Networks

Serial Port Cascading

Serial Port Redirection

Managed Devices

Ipsec VPN

Openvpn

Pptp Vpn

Firewall, Failover & Oob

Oob Dial-In Access

Oob Broadband Access

Broadband Ethernet Failover

Dial-Out Failover

Firewall & Forwarding

SSH Tunnels & SDT Connector

Configuring for SDT Tunneling to Hosts

SDT Connector Configuration

SDT Connector to Management Console

SDT Connector - Telnet or SSH Serial Device Connection

SDT Connector Oob Connection

Importing (and Exporting) Preferences

SDT Connector Public Key Authentication

Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access

SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC

SDT IP Connection to Hosts

SSH Tunneling Using Other SSH Clients (E.g. Putty)

Alerts, Automated Response and Logging

Set up Auto-Response and Configure Check Conditions

Trigger and Resolve Actions

Remote Log Storage

Serial Port Logging

Network TCP or UDP Port Logging

Auto-Response Event Logging

Power Device Logging

Power and Environmental Monitoring

Remote Power Control (RPC)

Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)

Environmental Monitoring

Authentication

Authentication Configuration

PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)

Secure Management Console Access

SSL Certificate

Nagios Integration

Nagios Overview

Central Management and Setting up SDT for Nagios

Configuring Nagios Distributed Monitoring

Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration

System Management

System Administration and Reset

Upgrade Firmware

Configure Date and Time

Configuration Backup

Delayed Configuration Commit

FIPS Mode

Status Reports

Port Access and Active Users

Statistics