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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Value-Line and Advanced Console Servers Manual; Trademarks Used in this Manual
  • Page 4 – Statements
  • Page 5 – Todas las instrucciones de operación y uso deben ser seguidas.
  • Page 6 – INDEX; Page 6
  • Page 7 – Page 7
  • Page 8 – Page 8
  • Page 9 – Page 9
  • Page 10 – config
  • Page 12 – APPENDIX
  • Page 13 – Chapter 1; Introduction; This Manual; and configuring auto-response actions to trigger
  • Page 14 – Types of users; admin; Administrator; users; Users; VLAN than the; Management Console
  • Page 15 – Manual Conventions; Note; Text presented like this indicates issues to note.; Bold text; indicates text that you type, or the name of a screen object (; Publishing history
  • Page 16 – Prerelease
  • Page 17 – Copyright; for a particular purpose.; Notice to Users
  • Page 18 – Chapter 2; Installation; This chapter describes how to install the
  • Page 20 – Servers; Advanced Console Server
  • Page 21 – Power connection; 00 and 250 VAC with a frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz. The DC power supply
  • Page 23 – Network connection; Serial Port connection; console server
  • Page 24 – USB Port Connection
  • Page 25 – Antenna and SIM; console servers
  • Page 26 – Chapter 3; Initial System Configuration; For initial configuration we recommend that you connect the
  • Page 28 – root; Console server; Welcome; Configure the local network settings on the System/IP page; Configure the cellular modem connection on System/Dial page
  • Page 29 – Administrator Password; default; Password; password hash
  • Page 30 – If you are not confident that your; System: Administration; and; System Name; MOTD Banner; can be used to display a “message of the day” text to users; Apply; Network IP address
  • Page 31 – If you changed the
  • Page 33 – Service Access
  • Page 34 – HTTPS
  • Page 35 – Respond to ICMP echos; netsnmp; NTP
  • Page 36 – Communications Software
  • Page 38 – Management network configuration
  • Page 39 – Management LAN
  • Page 40 – Network 2; as the; Failover Interface; when you; Network; connection on the; Disable
  • Page 43 – Click; Chapter 5; By default, you can only access the
  • Page 46 – Chapter 4; SERIAL PORT AND NETWORK HOST; IPSec; Configure Serial Ports; Common Settings
  • Page 47 – Edit; Edit Multiple; and select which ports you want to configure as a group.; Nagios Settings; Chapter 10—Nagios Integration
  • Page 48 – Baud Rate; Flow Control; Select; Console Server Mode; to this serial port:
  • Page 50 – You can also use standard communications packages like; PuTTY
  • Page 51 – SSH
  • Page 56 – Facility; critical; detected, but only if the
  • Page 57 – Group to allow ftp access and file access to storage devices
  • Page 58 – pmshell; group membership they will have
  • Page 59 – Alternately click; Delete; to remove the; to temporarily block any access
  • Page 61 – Chapter 10— Nagios Integration; Trusted Networks; Administrators; Add Rule
  • Page 62 – Serial Port Cascading; Automatically generate and upload SSH keys
  • Page 63 – or a similar tool as detailed in Chapter 15.6.
  • Page 64 – Authorized Keys; Fingerprint
  • Page 66 – Serial Port Redirection
  • Page 67 – Managed Devices
  • Page 69 – Connections; or; Environmental; Chapter 8—Power and Environment); IPsec VPN; VPN allows multiple sites or remote administrators to access the
  • Page 73 – Server; Windows OpenVPN Client and Server set up; OpenVPN GUI for Windows
  • Page 77 – tunnel; PPTP VPN; on the
  • Page 81 – Firewall, Failover and OoB Dial
  • Page 82 – Check
  • Page 84 – dialin; Chapter 15—Advanced Configuration
  • Page 85 – Linuxconf; Set the PPP link up with TCP/IP as the only protocol enabled.; OoB broadband access
  • Page 86 – Broadband Ethernet Failover; console
  • Page 89 – You can further configure the console/modem port (; Cellular Modem Connection; Connect to the GSM HSUPA/UMTS carrier network; Internal Cellular Modem
  • Page 90 – Enter the carrier’s; APN; internode; Override DNS; , check the Override returned DNS Servers box. Enter the IP of the
  • Page 93 – Cellular Operation; OOB access set up
  • Page 95 – Network Forwarding; devices on the internal network.; Port Forwards; allows external users to connect to a specific
  • Page 99 – Firewall Rules
  • Page 100 – New Firewall Rule
  • Page 101 – Rule Order
  • Page 102 – Chapter 6; Secure SSH Tunneling & SDT Connector
  • Page 103 – Configuring for SSH Tunneling to Hosts; Following are some of the TCP Ports used by SDT in the; SDT Connector Client Configuration
  • Page 104 – SDT Connector
  • Page 105 – Address; Username
  • Page 106 – For an; Retrieve Hosts
  • Page 107 – of; point
  • Page 111 – Adding a client program to be started for the new service; Client
  • Page 113 – SDT Connector to Management Console; Host Address
  • Page 114 – SDT Connector - telnet or SSH connect to serially attached devices
  • Page 116 – Accessible Host; Using SDT Connector for out-of-band connection to the gateway; Out Of Band
  • Page 117 – Stop Command
  • Page 118 – SDT Connector Public Key Authentication
  • Page 119 – Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop access; Remote Desktop
  • Page 120 – If you need to set up new users for Remote Desktop access, open; User Accounts; in the Control
  • Page 121 – Computer; Display
  • Page 122 – Download; button; option
  • Page 123 – The; On a Macintosh client:
  • Page 124 – SDT SSH Tunnel for VNC
  • Page 125 – username; To make VNC faster, when you set up the Viewer:
  • Page 127 – The Illustrated Network Remote Desktop; serially connected through their COM port to the; Establish a PPP connection between the host COM port and
  • Page 129 – Network Connection; address will be assigned to the Windows XP/2003
  • Page 130 – Set up an advanced connection
  • Page 131 – If you leave the
  • Page 132 – Set up SDT Connector to SSH port forward over the; Serial Port
  • Page 134 – Local
  • Page 135 – Chapter 7; and Logging; This chapter describes; Configure Auto-Response; Log Events; Delay after Boot; to set any general delay to be applied after console server system
  • Page 137 – Check Conditions
  • Page 139 – exit 7
  • Page 140 – Trigger Actions; Send Email
  • Page 141 – Unknown
  • Page 142 – Save New Action; Resolve Actions; Add
  • Page 146 – All; and Nagios; Network: Serial Ports; Log storage
  • Page 149 – Chapter 8; Power & Environmental Management; Serial and Network: Serial Port
  • Page 151 – Select the appropriate; RPC Type
  • Page 152 – The Black Box; RPC
  • Page 153 – Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)
  • Page 154 – Managed UPS
  • Page 157 – : These login credentials are not related to the; : You can also customize the; Remote UPS
  • Page 158 – Having a
  • Page 159 – System
  • Page 162 – Powerman; Environmental Monitoring
  • Page 166 – Chapter 9; Authentication
  • Page 168 – Serial and Network: Authentication
  • Page 170 – Server Address; To interact with LDAP requires that the user account exist on our
  • Page 171 – Group support with remote authentication
  • Page 172 – Remote groups with RADIUS authentication; Remote groups with LDAP authentication
  • Page 173 – LDAP Group Membership Attribute
  • Page 177 – SSL Certificate
  • Page 179 – Key length; Generate CSR; Upload
  • Page 180 – If you have an existing Nagios deployment, you may want to use the
  • Page 185 – Configuring Nagios distributed monitoring
  • Page 186 – Prefer NRPE; Console; NRPE Enabled
  • Page 188 – Configure the upstream Nagios monitoring host; Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration
  • Page 193 – Distributed Monitoring Usage Scenarios
  • Page 194 – Remote site; In this scenario, configure the; Remote site with restrictive firewall; In this scenario, the role of the
  • Page 195 – Remote site with no network access; In this scenario the
  • Page 196 – Reboot
  • Page 198 – Configuration Backup
  • Page 200 – Load On Erase
  • Page 201 – Delayed Configuration Commit
  • Page 202 – systemsettings; servers; Not
  • Page 203 – Status: Port Access; Status: Active Users
  • Page 204 – Status: Statistics; Support Reports; Status: Support Report; Syslog
  • Page 205 – mount; Dashboard; Configuring the Dashboard
  • Page 206 – System: Configure Dashboard; widgets; Dashboard layout
  • Page 207 – Configure widgets; ups widget
  • Page 208 – Creating custom widgets for the Dashboard; name
  • Page 209 – Manage; Device Management; Serial Network
  • Page 210 – Port and Host Logs; Serial Port Terminal Connection; Enable Web Terminal
  • Page 212 – Power Management
  • Page 213 – from the command line
  • Page 214 – tool; Syntax
  • Page 216 – configuration; Serial Port configuration; example, setup serial port 5 to use the following properties:
  • Page 217 – mode
  • Page 218 – Terminal server mode; Enable a TTY login for a local terminal attached to serial port 5:; Serial bridge mode; To redirect the serial bridge over an SSH tunnel to the server:; Syslog settings
  • Page 219 – Adding and Removing Users
  • Page 220 – To give another user called “Peter” access to the same host:; Adding and removing user Groups
  • Page 221 – Authentication
  • Page 222 – Add power device host; loglevel; Add other network host
  • Page 224 – UPS Connections; Managed UPSes
  • Page 225 – Remote UPSes
  • Page 228 – The general settings for all alerts
  • Page 229 – To trigger an alert when; Environmental and Power Sensor Alert; specific RPC power outlets.
  • Page 230 – Alarm Sensor Alert
  • Page 236 – portmanager; Custom Scripting; Custom script to run when booting
  • Page 237 – Running custom scripts when alerts are triggered; # If there's a user-configured script, run it instead
  • Page 238 – Example script - Multiple email notifications on each alert
  • Page 239 – To
  • Page 241 – Power Cycle any device when a ping request fails
  • Page 243 – Running custom scripts when a configurator is invoked; ipconfig
  • Page 244 – COMMANDS
  • Page 245 – Advanced Portmanager
  • Page 247 – Raw Access to Serial Ports
  • Page 249 – Modifying SNMP Configuration; responds to SNMP queries for management
  • Page 250 – Adding more than one SNMP server
  • Page 260 – OK
  • Page 262 – Installing the key and certificate; Power Strip Control
  • Page 263 – Synopsis; Target Specification; powerman
  • Page 264 – pmpower
  • Page 267 – SECURITY
  • Page 269 – Scripts for Managing Slaves
  • Page 271 – Appendix A; Linux Commands & Source Code
  • Page 274 – ls
  • Page 277 – Appendix B; Hardware Specifications; FEATURE
  • Page 278 – Appendix C; Safety & Certifications; FCC Warning Statement; interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 279 – Appendix F; End User License Agreement; READ BEFORE USING THE ACCOMPANYING SOFTWARE
  • Page 280 – JSch License
  • Page 281 – SDT Connector License
  • Page 286 – About Black Box; © Copyright 2012. All rights reserved. Black Box; BLACK BOX; Tech support the
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