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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
3.5 Communications Software
You need to configure the access protocols that the communications soft\
ware on the Administrator and User Computer will
use when connecting to the Console Server (and when connecting to seria\
l devices and network hosts which are attached to
the Console Server).
This section provides an overview of the communications software tools t\
hat can be used on the remote computer. Tripp Lite
recommends the SDT Connector software tool...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/78/104985/w300_0-idades-manual-1526563141_d-30.png "Page 31
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
3.5 Communications Software
You need to configure the access protocols that the communications soft\
ware on the Administrator and User Computer will
use when connecting to the Console Server (and when connecting to seria\
l devices and network hosts which are attached to
the Console Server).
This section provides an overview of the communications software tools t\
hat can be used on the remote computer. Tripp Lite
recommends the SDT Connector software tool...")
31 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration 3.5 Communications Software You need to configure the access protocols that the communications soft\ ware on the Administrator and User Computer will use when connecting to the Console Server (and when connecting to seria\ l devices and network hosts which are attached to the Console Server). This section provides an overview of the communications software tools t\ hat can be used on the remote computer. Tripp Lite recommends the SDT Connector software tool...
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32 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration 3.5.3 SSHTerm Another common communications package that may be useful is SSHTerm. This is an open source package that can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/sshtools • To use SSHTerm for an SSH terminal session from a Windows Client, simply Select the ‘File’ option and click on ‘New Connection’. • A new dialog box will appear for your ‘Connection Profile’. Type in the host name or IP address (for the Console Server unit) and the...
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
3.6 Management Network Configuration
The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E\
-M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server
each have an additional network port that can be configured as a Manag\
ement LAN port or as a failover/ OOB access port.
3.6.1 Enable the Management L AN
The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E-\
M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
3.6 Management Network Configuration
The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E\
-M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server
each have an additional network port that can be configured as a Manag\
ement LAN port or as a failover/ OOB access port.
3.6.1 Enable the Management L AN
The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E-\
M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server
have dual Ethernet ports which can be configured...")
33 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration 3.6 Management Network Configuration The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E\ -M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server each have an additional network port that can be configured as a Manag\ ement LAN port or as a failover/ OOB access port. 3.6.1 Enable the Management L AN The B096-048/032/016 Console Server Management Switches and B094-008-2E-\ M-F / B094-008-2E-V Console Server have dual Ethernet ports which can be configured...
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The management gateway function is now enabled with default firewall a\
nd router rules. By default these rules are configured
so the Management LAN can only be accessible by SSH port forwarding. This ensures the remote and local connections to
Managed Devices on the Management LAN are secure.
3.6.2 Configure the DHCP server
The Console Servers also host a DHCP server which by default is disabled\
. The DHCP server enables the automatic
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The management gateway function is now enabled with default firewall a\
nd router rules. By default these rules are configured
so the Management LAN can only be accessible by SSH port forwarding. This ensures the remote and local connections to
Managed Devices on the Management LAN are secure.
3.6.2 Configure the DHCP server
The Console Servers also host a DHCP server which by default is disabled\
. The DHCP server enables the automatic
distribution of IP...")
34 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration The management gateway function is now enabled with default firewall a\ nd router rules. By default these rules are configured so the Management LAN can only be accessible by SSH port forwarding. This ensures the remote and local connections to Managed Devices on the Management LAN are secure. 3.6.2 Configure the DHCP server The Console Servers also host a DHCP server which by default is disabled\ . The DHCP server enables the automatic distribution of IP...
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
The DHCP server also supports pre-assigning IP addresses to be allocated\
only to specific MAC addresses and reserving IP
addresses to be used by connected hosts with fixed IP addresses. To reserve an IP addresses for a particular host:
• Click Add in the Reserved Addresses field
• Enter the Hostname, the Hardware Address (MAC) and the Statically Reserved IP address for the DHCP client and
click Apply
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The DHCP server also supports pre-assigning IP addresses to be allocated\
only to specific MAC addresses and reserving IP
addresses to be used by connected hosts with fixed IP addresses. To reserve an IP addresses for a particular host:
• Click Add in the Reserved Addresses field
• Enter the Hostname, the Hardware Address (MAC) and the Statically Reserved IP address for the DHCP client and
click Apply
When DHCP has initially allocated hosts addresses...")
35 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration The DHCP server also supports pre-assigning IP addresses to be allocated\ only to specific MAC addresses and reserving IP addresses to be used by connected hosts with fixed IP addresses. To reserve an IP addresses for a particular host: • Click Add in the Reserved Addresses field • Enter the Hostname, the Hardware Address (MAC) and the Statically Reserved IP address for the DHCP client and click Apply When DHCP has initially allocated hosts addresses...
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
With bridging enabled:
• the Ethernet ports are transparently interconnected at the data link lay\
er (layer 2)
• the Ethernet ports are configured collectively using the Network Interface menu
• network traffic is forwarded between all Ethernet ports with no fire\
wall restrictions
• the Management L AN Interface and Out-of-Band/Failover Interface functions are removed and the DHCP Server is
disabled
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
With bridging enabled:
• the Ethernet ports are transparently interconnected at the data link lay\
er (layer 2)
• the Ethernet ports are configured collectively using the Network Interface menu
• network traffic is forwarded between all Ethernet ports with no fire\
wall restrictions
• the Management L AN Interface and Out-of-Band/Failover Interface functions are removed and the DHCP Server is
disabled
An alternate to bridging is to use the firewall/routing...")
36 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration With bridging enabled: • the Ethernet ports are transparently interconnected at the data link lay\ er (layer 2) • the Ethernet ports are configured collectively using the Network Interface menu • network traffic is forwarded between all Ethernet ports with no fire\ wall restrictions • the Management L AN Interface and Out-of-Band/Failover Interface functions are removed and the DHCP Server is disabled An alternate to bridging is to use the firewall/routing...
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
• Authentication – this is covered in more detail in Chapter 9
• Network Hosts – configuring access to local network connected computers or applia\
nces (hosts)
• Configuring Trusted Networks - nominate specific IP addresses that trusted users access from
• Cascading and Redirection of Serial Console Ports
• Connecting to Power (UPS PDU and IPMI) and Environmental Monitoring (\
EMD) devices
• Serial Port Redirection – using the VirtualPort windows and Linux...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/78/104985/w300_0-idades-manual-1526563141_d-36.png "Page 37
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Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration
• Authentication – this is covered in more detail in Chapter 9
• Network Hosts – configuring access to local network connected computers or applia\
nces (hosts)
• Configuring Trusted Networks - nominate specific IP addresses that trusted users access from
• Cascading and Redirection of Serial Console Ports
• Connecting to Power (UPS PDU and IPMI) and Environmental Monitoring (\
EMD) devices
• Serial Port Redirection – using the VirtualPort windows and Linux...")
37 Chapter 3: Initial System Configuration • Authentication – this is covered in more detail in Chapter 9 • Network Hosts – configuring access to local network connected computers or applia\ nces (hosts) • Configuring Trusted Networks - nominate specific IP addresses that trusted users access from • Cascading and Redirection of Serial Console Ports • Connecting to Power (UPS PDU and IPMI) and Environmental Monitoring (\ EMD) devices • Serial Port Redirection – using the VirtualPort windows and Linux...
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4.1 Configuring Serial Ports
To configure a serial port you must first set the Common Settings (C\
hapter 4.1.1) that are to be used for the data connection
to that port (e.g. baud rate) and the mode the port is to operate in. \
Each port can be set to support one of six operating
modes:
i. Disabled Mode is the default, the serial port is inactive
ii. Console Server Mode (Chapter 4.1.2) enables general access to the serial console port on \
serially attached devices
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4.1 Configuring Serial Ports
To configure a serial port you must first set the Common Settings (C\
hapter 4.1.1) that are to be used for the data connection
to that port (e.g. baud rate) and the mode the port is to operate in. \
Each port can be set to support one of six operating
modes:
i. Disabled Mode is the default, the serial port is inactive
ii. Console Server Mode (Chapter 4.1.2) enables general access to the serial console port on \
serially attached devices
iii. Device Mode (Chapter 4.1.3)...")
38 4.1 Configuring Serial Ports To configure a serial port you must first set the Common Settings (C\ hapter 4.1.1) that are to be used for the data connection to that port (e.g. baud rate) and the mode the port is to operate in. \ Each port can be set to support one of six operating modes: i. Disabled Mode is the default, the serial port is inactive ii. Console Server Mode (Chapter 4.1.2) enables general access to the serial console port on \ serially attached devices iii. Device Mode (Chapter 4.1.3)...
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Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration
4.1.1 Common Settings
There are a number of common settings available for each serial port. Th\
ese are independent of the mode in which the port
is being used. These serial port parameters must be set so they match th\
e serial port parameters on the device which is
attached to that port.
• Select Serial & Network: Serial Port and click Edit
• Specify a label for the port
• Select the appropriate Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits, Stop Bits and...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/78/104985/w300_0-idades-manual-1526563141_d-38.png "Page 39
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Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration
4.1.1 Common Settings
There are a number of common settings available for each serial port. Th\
ese are independent of the mode in which the port
is being used. These serial port parameters must be set so they match th\
e serial port parameters on the device which is
attached to that port.
• Select Serial & Network: Serial Port and click Edit
• Specify a label for the port
• Select the appropriate Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits, Stop Bits and...")
39 Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration 4.1.1 Common Settings There are a number of common settings available for each serial port. Th\ ese are independent of the mode in which the port is being used. These serial port parameters must be set so they match th\ e serial port parameters on the device which is attached to that port. • Select Serial & Network: Serial Port and click Edit • Specify a label for the port • Select the appropriate Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits, Stop Bits and...
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Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration
4.1.2 Console Server Mode
Select Console Server Mode to enable remote management access to the serial console that is attach\
ed to the serial port:
Logging Level This specifies the level of information to be logged and monitored (r\
efer to Chapter 7 - Alerts and Logging)
Telnet Check to enable Telnet access to the serial port. When enabled, a Telnet client on a User or Administrator’s
computer can connect to a serial device attached to...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/78/104985/w300_0-idades-manual-1526563141_d-39.png "Page 40
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Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration
4.1.2 Console Server Mode
Select Console Server Mode to enable remote management access to the serial console that is attach\
ed to the serial port:
Logging Level This specifies the level of information to be logged and monitored (r\
efer to Chapter 7 - Alerts and Logging)
Telnet Check to enable Telnet access to the serial port. When enabled, a Telnet client on a User or Administrator’s
computer can connect to a serial device attached to...")
40 Chapter 4: Serial Port, Device and User Configuration 4.1.2 Console Server Mode Select Console Server Mode to enable remote management access to the serial console that is attach\ ed to the serial port: Logging Level This specifies the level of information to be logged and monitored (r\ efer to Chapter 7 - Alerts and Logging) Telnet Check to enable Telnet access to the serial port. When enabled, a Telnet client on a User or Administrator’s computer can connect to a serial device attached to...