Serial Login/Logout; Icmp Ping; Cellular Data - Tripp Lite B092-016 Owner's Manual

Chapter 7: Alerts, Automated Response and Logging
7.1.5

Serial Login/Logout

To monitor serial ports and check for login/logout or pattern matches for Auto-Response triggers events:
• Click on Serial Login/Logout as the Check Condition. Then in the Serial Login/Logout Check menu select Trigger on Login
(to trigger when any user logs into the serial port) or Trigger on Logout and specify Serial Port to perform check on, and/or
• Click on Serial Signal as the Check Condition. Then in the Serial Signal Check menu select the Signal (CTS, DCD, DSR)
to trigger on, the Trigger condition (either on serial signal change, or check level) and specify Serial Port to perform check
on, and/or
• Click on Serial Pattern as the Check Condition. Then in the Serial Pattern Check menu select the PCRE pattern to trigger
on and the serial line (TX or RX) and Serial Port to pattern check on
• Check Save Auto-Response
Note: Before configuring serial port checks in Auto-Response you first must configure the serial port in Console Server mode.
Also, most serial port checks are not resolvable so resolve actions will not be run.
7.1.6

ICMP Ping

To use a ping result as the Auto-Response trigger event:
• Click on ICMP Ping as the Check Condition
• Specify which Address to Ping (i.e. IP address or DNS name to send ICMP Ping to) and which Interface to send ICMP Ping
from (e.g. Management LAN or Wireless network)
• Set the Check Frequency (i.e. the time in seconds between checks) and the Number of ICMP Ping packets to send
• Check Save Auto-Response
7.1.7

Cellular Data

This check monitors the aggregate data traffic inbound and outbound through the cellular modem as an Auto-Response trigger event.
• Click on Cellular Data as the Check Condition
Note: Before configuring cellular data checks in Auto-Response the internal or external USB cellular modem must be
configured and detected by the console server.
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