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Raritan Computer DOMINION DSX-0N-E User Manual, 233 pages

Recognized languages:	English
Pages:	233
Size:	3.34 MB

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Preface
- Audience
- Conventions
- Acronyms
- Notices
Chapter 1: Introduction
- Dominion SX Overview
- Product Features
- Package Contents
Chapter 2: Installation
- Pre-Installation
  - Client Configuration
- Hardware Installation
Chapter 3: Initial Software Configuration
- Dominion SX Initial Software Configuration
  - Date / Time Configuration
  - Network Configuration
- Deployment
  - LAN Connection
  - Modem Connection (Optional)
Chapter 4: Network Settings and Services
- Configuring the Basic Network Settings
- Configuring the Network Service Settings
  - To change any of these network service settings:
- Configuring Modem Access
- Configuring IP Forwarding and Static Routes
Chapter 5: User Profiles and Groups
- Managing User Profiles
- Managing User Groups
Chapter 6: Remote Authentication
- Configuring RADIUS
- Configuring LDAP
- Configuring TACACS+
Chapter 7: Port Configuration and Port Access Application
- Port Keywords
- Port Configuration
- Direct Port Access
- Anonymous Port Access
- Raritan Serial Console
- Raritan Serial Client Requirements for Java
  - Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
  - Java Applets and Memory Considerations
- Raritan Serial Client Interface
- Standalone Raritan Serial Console Installation
- Standalone Raritan Serial Client Requirements
- Installing Standalone RSC for Windows
- Launching RSC on Windows Systems
- Installing RSC for Sun Solaris
- Launching RSC on Sun Solaris
Chapter 8: Security
- Security Settings
- Login Settings
  - Local Authentication
  - Login Handling
- Strong Password Settings
- Configure Kerberos
- Certificates
- SSL Client Certificate
- Banner
- Security Profiles
- Firewall
  - Enable the Firewall
  - Add an IPTables Rule
Chapter 9: Logging
- Configuring Local Event Logging
- Configuring SMTP Logging
- Configuring NFS Logging
- Configuring SNMP Logging
  - Enable SNMP Logging
  - Create a New SNMP Destination
Chapter 10: Maintenance
- Managing the Local Event Log
- Displaying a Configuration Report
- Backing Up and Restoring the DSX
  - Backing Up the DSX
  - Restoring the DSX
- Upgrading the DSX Firmware
- Performing a Factory Reset on the DSX
- Rebooting the DSX
Chapter 11: Diagnostics
- Network Infrastructure Tools
- Administrator Tools ─ Process Status
Chapter 12: Command Line Interface
- Command Line Interface Overview
- Accessing the Dominion SX Using CLI
- SSH Connection to the Dominion SX
  - SSH Access from a Windows PC
  - SSH Access from a UNIX Workstation
- Telnet Connection to the Dominion SX
  - Enabling Telnet
  - Telnet Access from a Windows PC
- Local Port Connection to the Dominion SX
  - Port Settings
  - Connection
  - To Change the Local Port Parameters:
- Login
- Navigation of the CLI
  - Completion of Command
  - CLI Syntax –Tips and Shortcuts
    - Tips
  - Common Commands for all Command Line Interface Levels
  - Show Command
- Initial Configuration
  - Setting Parameters
  - Date and Time Configuration
  - Setting Network Parameters
- CLI Prompts
- CLI Commands
  - Security Issues
  - Configuring Users and Groups
  - Command Language Interface Permissions
- Target Connections and the CLI
  - Set Emulation on Target
  - Set Escape Sequence
  - Port Sharing Using CLI
- Administering the Dominion SX Console Server
- Configuration Commands
- Configuring Authorization and Authentication (AA) Services
  - Remote Services
  - LDAP Configuration Menu
  - RADIUS Command
  - TACACSPLUS Command
- Configuring Events
- Configuring Log
  - Cleareventlog Command
  - Eventlogfile Command
  - Eventsyslog Command
  - nfsgetkey Command
  - nfssetkey Command
  - NFS Encryption Enable Command
  - Portlog Command
  - Decrypting Encrypted Log on Linux-based NFS Server
  - Sendeventlog Command
  - Vieweventlog Command
- Configuring Modem
- Configuring Network
  - Ethernetfailover Command
  - Interface Command
  - IPForwarding Command
  - Name Command
  - Ports Command
  - Route Command
  - Routeadd Command
  - Routedelete Command
- Configuring NFS
- Configuring Ports
  - Ports Configuration Menu
  - Ports Config Command
  - Ports Keywordadd Command
  - Ports Keyworddelete Command
- Configuring Services
  - dpa Command
  - Encryption Command
  - HTTP Command
  - HTTPS Command
  - Logout Command
  - LPA Command
  - SSH Command
  - Telnet Command
- Configuring SNMP
  - SMNP Add Command
  - SNMP Delete Command
  - SNMP Command
- Configuring Time
  - Clock Command
  - NTP Command
  - Timezonelist Command
- Configuring Users
  - Addgroup Command
  - Adduser Command
  - Deletegroup Command
  - Deleteuser Command
  - Editgroup Command
  - Edituser Command
  - Groups Command
  - Users Command
- Connect Commands
- Diagnostics Commands
- IPMI Commands
  - IPMIDISCOVER
  - IPMITOOL
  - Listports Command
- Maintenance Commands
  - Backup Command
  - Cleareventlog Command
  - Factoryreset Command
  - Firmware Command
  - Logoff Command
  - Password Command
  - Reboot Command
  - Restore Command
  - Sendeventlog Command
  - Upgrade Command
  - Upgradehistory Command
  - Userlist Command
  - Vieweventlog Command
- Security Commands
  - Banner Command
  - ftpgetbanner Command
  - Certificate Command Menu
  - Firewall Command
  - IPtables Command
  - Kerberos Command
    - Kerberos and DSX
  - Loginsettings Commands
  - idletimeout Command
  - Inactiveloginexpiry Command
  - Invalidloginretries Command
  - Localauth Command
  - Lockoutperiod Command
  - Singleloginperuser Command
  - Strongpassword Command
  - Unauthorizedportaccess Command
  - Securityprofiles Commands
  - Profiledata Command
Chapter 13: Intelligent Platform Management Interface
- Discover IPMI Devices
  - Example
- IPMI Configuration
Chapter 14: Power Control
- Port Power Associations
  - Create a Port Power Association
  - Delete a Port Power Association
- Power Strip Configuration
- Power Association Groups
- Power Control
- Associations Power Control
- Power Strip Power Control
- Power Strip Status
- CLI Command for Power Control
Chapter 15: Top-10 Use Cases
- Case 1. Upgrading DSX Firmware via Web Browser
- Case 2. Configuring and Using Direct Port Access via SSH
- Case 3. Using Exclusive Write Access via RSC
- Case 4. Configuring LDAP
- Case 5. Creating Power Association Group
- Case 6. Performing Factory Reset on DSX
- Case 7. Managing User Profiles on DSX
- Case 8. Accessing Port Access on DSX via RSC
- Case 9. Port Configuration
- Case 10. CLI / SSH Connection to SX Port
Appendix A: Specifications
- Dominion SX Models and Specifications
- Requirements
- Browser Requirements – Supported
- Connectivity
- Dominion SX Serial RJ-45 Pinouts
- Dominion SX Terminal Ports
- Dominion SX16 and SX32 Terminal Ports
Appendix B: System Defaults
Appendix C: Certificates
- Default SX Certificate Authority Settings
- Install CA Root for IE Browsers
- Install Dominion SX Server Certificate for Netscape Navigator
- Install a Third-Party Root Certificate
Appendix D: Server Configuration
- Microsoft IAS RADIUS Server
  - Configure the Dominion SX to Use an IAS RADIUS Server
  - Create an IAS Policy
- Cisco ACS RADIUS Server
  - Configure the Dominion SX to use a Cisco ACS Server
  - Configure the Cisco ACS Server
- TACACS+ Server Configuration
- CiscoSecure ACS
- Active Directory
Appendix E: Modem Configuration
- Client Dial-Up Networking Configuration
- Windows NT Dial-Up Networking Configuration
- Windows 2000 Dial-Up Networking Configuration
- Windows XP Dial-Up Networking Configuration
Appendix F: Troubleshooting
- Page Access
- Firewall
- Login
- Port Access
- Upgrade
- Modem

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