Raritan Command Center CC-SG Administrator's Manual page 267

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UESTION
or simply box level?
How would I mitigate the
restriction of four
simultaneous paths through
any IP-Reach box,
including the roadmap for
the potential 8-path box?
Will the current Paragon
boxes work with CC-SG?
If not, what is the upgrade
path?
Authorization
Can authorization be
achieved via
RADIUS/TACACS/
LDAP?
User Experience
How will I know if
someone else is logged in
to leaf nodes?
Does CC-SG have the
ability to look at multiple
screens for devices?
Regarding console
management via network
port or local serial port (for
example, COM2): What
happens to the logging,
does CC-SG capture local
management or is this lost?
switches, the tightness of integration will vary.
Currently, the best possible implementation is to aggregate IP-
Reach boxes with CC-SG. In the future, Raritan plans to
increase simultaneous access paths per box. These plans have
yet to complete development as other projects have taken
priority, but we welcome comments about the market demand
and use cases of an 8-path solution.
The CC-SG V2.0 will work with Paragon that has 3.0 HW and
firmware version 3.2 and above. If older versions exist, they
must be replaced.
LDAP and TACACS are used for remote authentication only,
not authorization.
CC-SG can present the list of users logged in to leaf devices and
can show which users are currently accessing an edge port
through the active users on a edge port features.
If there are many devices under CC-SG, the user can scroll
through the screens to view them all. A user is able to open
many screens, each one corresponding to one edge port, but the
user is restricted on the KVM side by the actual capacity of
KVM over IP channels to be able to access multiple KVM
screens.
Logging on to CC-SG through the CC-SG console itself is the
same as gaining the root privilege of the operating system
(Linux) upon with CC-SG is running. Syslog will record such
event, but what the user types at the CC-SG console itself will
be lost.
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