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EDS5000 Series Device Server

EDS5008, EDS5016, and EDS5032

User Guide

Part Number PMD-00226

Revision A July 2024

EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide

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Page 1 EDS5000 Series Device Server EDS5008, EDS5016, and EDS5032 User Guide Part Number PMD-00226 Revision A July 2024 EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 2 Intellectual Property © 2024 Lantronix, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this publication may be transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of Lantronix. Lantronix is a registered trademark of Lantronix, Inc. in the United States and other countries.
Page 3 Power Source Information _____________________________________________________________ 29 4. Using Lantronix Provisioning Manager Installing LPM ______________________________________________________________________ 31 Accessing the EDS5000 Using Lantronix Provisioning Manager _______________________________ 31 5. Web Administration Interface Accessing Web Admin interface ________________________________________________________ 32 Change Passwords After Initial Login ____________________________________________________ 33...
Page 4 Email > Email ______________________________________________________________________ 108 13. Filesystem Statistics _________________________________________________________________________ 109 Filesystem ________________________________________________________________________ 109 14. IP Address Filter Statistics _________________________________________________________________________ 110 Configuration ______________________________________________________________________ 110 15. Percepxion Client ____________________________________________________________________________ 111 Percepxion Line ____________________________________________________________________ 116 16. Serial Statistics _________________________________________________________________________ 118 EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 5 3-pin Power Cable __________________________________________________________________ 149 Console port cable: ACC-500-103-R ____________________________________________________ 149 Appendix D. Glossary Appendix E. Commands Types of Commands ________________________________________________________________ 154 Bash Commands ___________________________________________________________________ 154 opkg Commands ___________________________________________________________________ 160 UCI Commands ____________________________________________________________________ 161 Appendix F. Technical Support EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 6 1. About This Manual Purpose This guide provides the information needed to install, configure, and use the Lantronix EDS5000 Series Device Server using the web interface. This user guide provides the information needed to configure, use, and update the Lantronix EDS5000 devices, which includes models EDS5008, EDS5016, and EDS5032.
Page 7 Provides troubleshooting steps and information. Provides regulatory agency compliance information. Appendix B: Compliance Appendix C: Cables Provides information about accessories, cabling, and connectors. Appendix D: Glossary Provides a glossary of relevant acronyms and protocols. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 8 1. About This Manual Chapter Description Provides information on Bash commands, opkg (open package management) Appendix E: Commands commands, and UCI (Unified Configuration Interface) commands. Appendix F: Lantronix Provides instructions for contacting Lantronix Technical Support. Technical Support EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 9 IP configuration information. EDS5000 Series Provides EDS5000 device server product overview information and specifications. Product Brief Lantronix For instructions for using the Lantronix Provisioning Manager application that Provisioning discovers, configures, upgrades, and manages Lantronix devices see: Manager https://www.lantronix.com/products/lantronix-provisioning-manager/.
Page 10 System Load Monitoring: http://www.net- snmp.org/docs/man/snmpd.conf.html net-snmp Log File Monitoring: http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/man/snmpd.conf.html Download the Lantronix-SNMPD File for information on each field from the current EDS5000 IP address; for example from SNMPd https://172.27.100.21/luci-static/resources/view/snmpd/lantronix-snmpd.pdf. documentation Download the SNMPD master daemon/agent for SNMP from the net-snmp project: http://www.net-snmp.org/...
Page 11 The EDS5000 series offers three distinct models that differ mainly in serial port count. Model differences are noted in this manual where they exist.
Page 12 Redundant power inputs; supports AC input, DC input or both ♦ 1RU rack mount or desktop mount design ♦ Extended operating temperature of -10°C to +60°C ♦ Diagnostic Features Ping, Traceroute, NSLookup ♦ DNS, IP Socket, Log, Memory Routes ♦ E-mail ♦ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 13 2. Introduction Percepxion Features Device status ♦ Device Firmware and Configuration updates ♦ Device Reboot, Reset and Shutdown ♦ Device Telemetry and Dashboard ♦ Remote Access ♦ Configuration Management ♦ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 14 SSL 3, TLS 1.2, TLS 1.3 MD5,SHA-1,SHA-2 RSA-1024,2048,4096, DSA and ECDHE Password protection IP address filtering Security/Encryption SNMP v2/v3 HTTPS AES128, AES256 Data traffic encryption Based on open SSL NTP (Network Time Protocol) support EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 15 Weight 4.54 Kg (10 Lbs.) The EDS5000 series of products will retain the set time for a brief period in the event of Real Time Clock (RTC) a power loss if using local timing mode and not Network Time Protocol (NTP).
Page 16 Time/attendance clocks and terminals ♦ Patient monitoring equipment Medical instrumentation ♦ Industrial Manufacturing/Automation systems ♦ ♦ Building Automation equipment ♦ Point of Sale Systems A sample EDS5000 application scenario is shown below: Application Example EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 17 2. Introduction Hardware Components Front Panels The EDS5008, EDS5016 and EDS5032 front panels are shown and described below. EDS5008 Front Panel EDS5016 Front Panel EDS5032 Front Panel EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 18 Gigabit (RJ-45) Link/Act (Fiber) Gigabit (Fiber) LED0 LED2 LED1 LED3 100M/Fiber Green LED Lit 1G/Fiber Green LED Lit 100M & 10M/RJ45 Green LED Lit Yellow LED Lit 1G/RJ45 Green LED Lit Yellow LED Lit EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 19 Ethernet Port Ethernet RJ45 Connector Pin Assignment and LEDs Signal Name ETX+ ETX- ERX+ ERX- Left LED (Green) RX/TX Activity Flashing on: Activity Off: No activity Right LED (Amber) Link On: Link Off: No link EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 20 EDS5000 to operate at a fixed Ethernet speed and duplex mode (half- or full-duplex) or auto-negotiate the connection to the Ethernet network. Note: If an unsupported SFP is connected and you switch to SFP mode, the EDS5000 may go to unreachable state and require recovery by performing a factory reset. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 21 The back panel/housing is common across EDS5000 models. Dimensions The dimensions are common across EDS5000 models: ♦ 443.00 mm W x 175.00 mm D x 43.60 mm H ♦ 17.44” W x 6.89” D x 1.71” H EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 22 The hardware address is also referred to as the Ethernet address or MAC address. The first three bytes of the Ethernet address are fixed and read as 08-04-13, identifying the unit as a Lantronix product. The fourth, fifth, and sixth bytes are unique numbers assigned to each unit.
Page 23 When read by a QR scanner via a camera, it brings up MyLantronix, where once you have logged in, that product information is saved to your MyLantronix account so that the product can be easily registered or provisioned. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 24 Not shipped but may be required: ESD-preventive cord with wrist strap, wire and wire crimper for DC power connection, Ethernet cables, a ratcheting torque flathead screwdriver that exerts up to 15 in-lb. (1.69 N-m) of pressure, and a #1 and a #2 Phillips screwdriver. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 25 Nuclear Facilities, Aircraft Navigation or Aircraft Communication Systems, Air Traffic Control, Life Support, or Weapons Systems ("High Risk Activities"). Lantronix and its supplier(s) specifically disclaim any expressed or implied warranty of fitness for such High Risk Activities.
Page 26 5. Once a new dialogue box launches, choose these options: Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically. 6. Press the Ok button to save the changes. 7. Repeat the same for Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6), and once that’s done, press OK. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 27 Consideration should be given to the maximum rated ambient conditions. Installation should be so that a hazardous stability condition is not achieved due to uneven loading. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 28 4. Connect the RJ-45 end of the Console port cable to the EDS5000 Console port, and connect the DB9 female end to your computer (either directly or using a DB-9 male to USB adapter). 5. Power up the attached serial devices. Combo Ethernet Eth 1 Ports EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 29 SELV/ES1, output rating 24-48Vdc, 1A, ambient temperature 60 °C minimum. b. The wiring for the input terminal block shall be installed by a skilled or qualified persons. Use wire type: Cu, FW2, 20-12 AWG and 3.5 lb-in torque value. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 30 3. Plug the DC power supply into a live AC outlet. 4. Check the EDS5000 front panel Pwr LED. If it is ON, the power connection is correct. DC Power Input - Terminal Block EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 31 To discover a device on the local network: 1. Launch Lantronix Provisioning Manager (lpm). 2. If this is the first time you have launched Lantronix Provisioning Manager, you may need to proceed through an initial setup. 3. Locate the EDS5000 in the device list. The device’s firmware version, serial number, IP address, and MAC address will be shown.
Page 32 3. Enter the EDS5000 IP address in the address bar. The IP address may have been assigned automatically by DHCP. If you do not know the IP address, you can use Lantronix Provisioning Manager. For instructions on using the LPM application see the Lantronix Provisioning Manager online help.
Page 33 2. For the root user, enter the new password and then re-enter it to confirm it. 3. For the admin user, enter the new password and then re-enter it to confirm it. 4. Click the Save button. This will log you out and return to the login page automatically. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 34 An admin user has full administrator rights. ♦ Help: Provides a link to the Lantronix website. Unsaved Changes: x; click to show Configuration / Changes (Sections added & removed, Options changed & removed). Shows the number of unsaved changes and lets you Dismiss the changes, or Save &...
Page 35 To log off the Web Admin Interface: 1. Click the Logout button located in the upper right part of the web admin interface page. When logout is complete, the login screen is displayed so you can log back in. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 36 6. Quick Setup Setup Quick Setup will guide you through the basic configurations of the device. Here you can configure the basic device aspects like the WAN protocol, Percepxion Client, SSH Access, and Time Synchronization. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 37 Network Time Protocol (NTP). Time Synchronization NTP server candidates: Enter a valid hostname or IP address. By default “pool.ntp.org” is enabled. Timezone: At the dropdown select your local time zone. By default “America/Los Angeles” is enabled. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 38 7. Status The Status main menu provides access to settings for Overview, Network, Routes, System Log, Kernel Log, and Processes. Overview The Status > Overview page lets you configure and view System, Percepxion, and Memory. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 39 7. Status Status > Overview Settings Setting Description Hostname: Displays the factory-assigned hostname for the device (Lantronix- EDS5016-00804ACCDD10). Model: Displays the assigned model number for the device (EDS5000). Architecture: Displays the device’s system architecture (ARMV8(aarch64). Firmware Version: Displays the current (running) version of firmware on the device (e.g., Lantronix EDS5000 2.0.0.0R2).
Page 40 Buffered: Size of buffered memory. The bar graph shows the amount of buffered memory as a percentage of the total memory. Cached: Size of cached memory. The bar graph shows the amount of cached memory as a percentage of the total memory. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 41 Displays the interface name and MAC address; for example: Device: Ethernet Adapter: "eth0" Device MAC-Address: 00:80:4A:CC:DD:10 Displays how many active connections exist compared to the total available Active connections, and a percentage of active to available connections. For example: Connections 319/11776 (2%). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 42 Displays the interface name and MAC address; for example: Device: Ethernet Adapter: "eth0" Device MAC-Address: 00:80:4A:CC:DD:10 Displays how many active connections exist compared to the total available Active connections, and a percentage of active to available connections. For example: Connections 740/11776 (6%). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 43 7. Status Routes The Status > Routes page displays ARP and Active IPv4 Routes and Active IPv6 Routes and Neighbors. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 44 Table: Displays the IPv6 routing table. IPv6-Address: Displays the discovered Internet Protocol version 6 addresses. IPv6 Neighbors MAC-Address: Displays the related Media Access Control (MAC) addresses. Interface: Displays the related IPv6 Interfaces. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 45 To configure the system logs, see System > System > Logging. System Log Example: 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.notice netifd: Network device 'eth0' link is up 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.notice netifd: Interface 'wan' has link connectivity 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.notice netifd: Interface 'wan' is setting up now 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.notice netifd: Interface 'wan6' has link connectivity...
Page 46 7. Status 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.notice netifd: Interface 'wan' is now up 8 08:03:26 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 user.notice firewall: Reloading firewall due to ifup of wan (eth0) 8 08:03:27 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 user.info services: SERVICES wan ifup 8 08:03:27 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 user.info services: SERVICES 8 08:05:00 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 daemon.err uhttpd[2491]: luci: accepted login on / for admin from 172.27.100.17...
Page 47 48.005111] ma35d1-gmac 40120000.ethernet eth0: configuring for phy/rgmii-id link mode 48.088297] RTL8211F(S) Gigabit Ethernet stmmac-0:04: Copper Mode 50.164221] ma35d1-gmac 40120000.ethernet eth0: Link is Up - 1Gbps/Full - flow control off 50.172461] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 48 Kill: Force a selected process to quit (e.g., if a process is unresponsive, misbehaving, or is consuming too many resources). Sends a kill signal to immediately terminate the process. The process will not perform any cleanup operations. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 49 Click Sync with NTP-Server to synchronize the EDS5000 clock with an NTP server. Note: The displayed time is dependent on the configuration of your local computer that is being used as an NTP server. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 50 Description Device Time Displays the currently selected device time (e.g., Fri Mar 08 2024, 08:30:12). Hostname Displays the configured host name (e.g., Lantronix-EDS5016-00804ACCDD10). Timezone At the dropdown select the desired time zone (e.g., UTC or Europe/Helsinki) Set Time At the dropdown select the Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute and Seconds settings.
Page 51 If an external filesystem (SD card or USB flash drive) is mounted, add the Write system log to file mount path and file name here. The logs display application (see Services > Logs Information) will download the files written to this file path. Example: /mnt/usbdevice/log.txt. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 52 Warning – Indicates some issues can happen or error could be generated ♦ in cron process At the dropdown select the Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute and Second Set Time Manually settings. Click the Apply the time button when done. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 53 Click the Apply the time button when done. Note: The EDS5000 will retain the set time for a brief period in the event of a power loss if using local time mode and not Network Time Protocol (NTP). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 54 At the dropdown select the Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute and Second settings. Set Time Manually Click the “Apply the time” button when done. Click the Save & Apply button when done. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 55 Enter the new password again; it must match the previous Password entry. Reveal/hide Click the icon to alternately show and hide the password as you type it. password Click the Save button when done. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 56 Check the box to allow the root user to login via SSH. The default is Enabled. Allow Password Check the box to enable SSH password authentication. The default is Enabled. Authentication Allow Public Key Check the box to allow SSH authentication via public key. The default is Authentication Disabled. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 57 To upload a new key to the device, paste an OpenSSH compatible public key key file… line or drag a .pub file into the input field. Add key Click the button to add the new SSH key EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 58 Download and The message Manually install package The package 1.2.3.4 is not available in any install package configured repository. displays if the package cannot be found. Click the Cancel button to clear the selection field. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 59 To update the list of available packages: 1. Go to System > Software. 2. Click Update lists. The package manager updates the list of available packages. 3. Click Dismiss. 4. View the available packages. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 60 8. Refresh the web page and view that the package is listed as “Installed” in the list of Available packages. You may need to restart the device, depending on the package and its use. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 61 The option to Automatically remove unused dependencies box (checked by default). To keep ♦ all dependent packages, clear this box. 4. To continue, click Remove. 5. The package manager displays the progress and error messages, if applicable. Click Dismiss to close the dialog. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 62 The feed can be on a remote server, in a version control system, on the local file system, or in any location addressable by a single name (path/URL) over a protocol with a supported feed method. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 63 This removes settings and user-installed software packages, which are stored on the overlayfs configuration partition. It works with any install with a squashfs / overlayfs setup. Authentication - Confirm user password: enter the password of the logged in user EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 64 Warning: Software packages are only restored from configured repositories. The device will automatically reboot when packages are restored. Authentication - Confirm user password and continue - Enter the password of the logged in user. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 65 2. Click Perform reset. 3. At the Authentication prompt, enter the password of the logged in user. Click Proceed. The system erases the configuration partition and then reboots. 4. Access the device using the default configuration. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 66 DO NOT POWER OFF THE DEVICE! Wait a few minutes before you try to reconnect. It might be necessary to renew the address of your computer to reach the device again, depending on your settings. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 67 2. In the editor, place the cursor below the last line. 3. Enter file path for each file or directory on a new line. The file path is relative to the top level directory. 4. Click Save. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 68 Click the Dismiss button to clear the list. This file contains files and directories that should be preserved during an upgrade. To show the current backup file list, click Open list... EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 69 At the dropdown select Any or 0 - 23 as the hour of the day for the scheduled Hour system reboot to occur. 0 = midnight. At the dropdown select Any or 0 - 59 as the minute of the hour for the scheduled Minute system reboot to occur. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 70 SNMPd is a master daemon/agent for SNMP, from the net-snmp project. General Settings Here you can configure SNMPd settings. You can download the Lantronix-SNMPD File for detailed information of each SNMPd field. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 71 9. Services EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 72 : The configured System Location (if any) or - if none configured. System Information sysDesr : The assigned System Name (e.g., Linux Lantronix-EDS5016- 00804ACCDD10 5.10.140 #0 SMP Sat Sep 3 02:55:34 2023 aarch64). For more details, refer to the System Information section.
Page 73 File Path: Enter the desired file path for log file monitoring. Maximum Size ( In KB ): Enter the max file size in Kb. For more details, refer to the Log File Monitoring section. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 74 The VACM (View-based Access Control) SNMPv3 mechanism that regulates access to MIB objects by providing a fine-grained access control mechanism associating users with MIB views, ensuring a completely secure agent. For more details, refer to the VACM Configuration and Active Monitoring section. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 75 Mask directive in the table. It is hex octets (optionally separated by '.' or ':'). Click the Save button when done. You can then edit or delete existing entries or add more new entries. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 76 * Auth Password: Enter an authentication password. The minimum pass phrase length is 8 characters. Priv Protocol: At the dropdown select DES or AES as the Privacy protocol to be used. * Priv Password: Enter a Privacy password. The minimum pass phrase length is 8 characters. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 77 Trap Section tables to monitor the ifTable for network interfaces being taken up or down, and to trigger a linkUp or linkDown notification as appropriate. Click the Add button to display additional configurable parameters: EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 78 * Priv Password: Enter a Privacy password. The passphrase must be at least 8 characters. Click the Save button when done. You can then edit or delete existing entries or add more new entries. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 79 General Settings Here you can configure snmptrapd settings and download the Lantronix-SNMPTRAPD File for detailed information of each field. Services > SNMPTRAPD > General Settings EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 80 * OID: At the dropdown select unspecified or default as the specified program (with the given arguments) to use when a notification is received that matches the OID token. * Destination: forwards notifications that match the specified OID to another receiver listening on Destination. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 81 Reload: Click to reload the service for the row. Actions Restart: Click to restart the service for the row. Enable: Click to enable the service for the row. Disable: Click to disable the service for the row. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 82 3. Click Download. The log file is downloaded to the local computer. Setting Description Select File At the dropdown select messages. Click the button to download the displayed message information to your download Download location in the selected format (e.g., Word, Notepad, etc.). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 83 Note: If you want to create a new server instance, go to the bottom of the Main instance (on the General Settings tab), enter a name and click Add. For configuration details, see below. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 84 Check the box to Redirect all HTTP to HTTPS. HTTPS Ignore private IPs on Check the box to Prevent access from private (RFC1918) IPs on an interface if it public interface has a public IP address. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 85 Server Hostname: The name of the host server (a.k.a. CommonName). uHTTPd Self-signed The default is Lantronix EDS5000. Certificate Parameters Country: The country location (e.g., ZZ). State: The state location (e.g., MN). Location: A more exact location (e.g., Irvine or Unknown). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 86 It supports multiple instances such as multiple listening ports each with its own document root directory, TLS (SSL), and other web server features. Services > uHTTPd > Full Web Server Settings: EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 87 UI Realm for Basic Auth: Enter the realm for basic authentication when prompting the client for credentials. The default is "Lantronix-EDS50xx-xxxxxxxx", which is the local hostname. Config file (e.g. for credentials for Basic Auth): Enter the path of the configuration file for credentials for basic authentication and additional settings.
Page 88 9. Services Advanced Settings This page allows for settings which are either rarely needed or which affect serving the Web UI. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 89 Server hostname: Enter the server hostname (aka, CommonName) covered by the Certificate certificate. Default: Lantronix. Parameters Country: The Country of the certificate issuer. State: The State of the certificate issuer. Location: The Location or city of the certificate issuer. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 90 ♦ ♦ Protocol Stack IP Sockets ♦ ♦ Interfaces Link The Link tab shows WAN Link Status, lets you view current WAN Link Status, switch between Copper and SFP operation, and set Link speed. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 91 A reset to factory defaults is needed to get the device back to copper mode. Note: If 1000 Mb/s is configured but the link only supports 100 Mb/s it will show 100 not 1000 Mb/s. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 92 WAN6 Displays a description of the WAN interface (eth0). For example: Protocol: DHCP client Uptime: 0h 60m 45s Interface MAC: 00:80:4A:CC:DD:10 description RX: 11.58 MB (127484 Pkts.) TX: 14.39 MB (15392 Pkts.) IPv4: 172.27.100.65/24 EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 93 For descriptions of the protocols used with the LAN and WAN interfaces, see the next section, Protocol Descriptions. The interfaces can be set to Unmanaged, if no protocol is desired. This setting may be used to enumerate an interface for firewall purposes. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 94 Select this option to assign interface properties regardless of the link Force link being active or not. If not selected, items are assigned only after the link has become active. Default is not selected. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 95 Enter the IPv4 netmask. This netmask will override the netmask used by IPv4-Netmask the clients. In normal scenario netmask is calculated from the subnet. Define additional DHCP options. Example: DHCP-Options “6,192.168.2.1, 192.168.2.2" which advertises different DNS servers to ♦ clients. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 96 Select this option to assign interface properties regardless of the link being active or not. If not selected, items are assigned only after the link has Force link become active. Default is not selected. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 97 On factory reset, it will be set to default MAC address Enter the number of bytes indicating the largest physical packet size that the network can transmit. The default MTU size is 1500 bytes. Blank value Override MTU represents auto MTU size EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 98 48, 52, 56, 60, 64 –hinted prefix length ♦ ♦ custom – enter custom prefix length Advanced Settings Use builtin IPv6 - Allows to use the built in IPv6 management configuration. management EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 99 On factory reset, it will be set to default MAC address. Enter the number of bytes indicating the largest physical packet size that the network can transmit. Override MTU The default MTU size is 1500 bytes. Blank value means auto MTU size. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 100 Select to enable and configure network watchdog parameters. Select the watchdog time. Minimum 10 minutes and maximum 60 minutes. Time The default is 20 minutes. Reset Click the button to reset the watchdog timer. Click Save & Apply when done. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 101 For Traceroute, select UDP, TCP, or ICMP as the desired Traceroute protocol. When done click the Run button to run the selected tool. The output is displayed below the selected utility details that you entered. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 102 Setting Description Check the box to enable the ICMP protocol. Enable Click to reset the page settings. Reset When done click the Apply & Save button. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 103 Type: Displays the type of ARP entry (e.g., Dynamic). Interface: Displays the interface (e.g., eth0). Actions: Buttons to perform various action on an ARP entry (e.g., Refresh the ARP Cache table, Delete and entry, Delete All entries in the table). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 104 Enter the desired time to live in hops for IPv6. The valid range is 1-255 IPV6 Time to Live hops. The default is 64 hops. (hops) Click to reset the page settings. Reset Click the Save & Apply button when done. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 105 Displays the transmit queue count. Displays the local IP address and port number. LocalAddr:Port Displays the remote IP address and port number. RemoteAddr:Port Displays the current state of the IP socket (e.g., LISTEN, ESTABLISHED, State TIME_WAIT, etc.). EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 106 FTP. The valid range is 1024 to 65535 or Empty for Random. The default is Random port. Passive Mode End Port: Enter the ending port number for Passive Mode FTP. The valid range is 1024 to 65535 or Empty for Random. The default is Random port. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 107 11. Discovery Query Port The Query port service running on the EDS5000 allows network discovery of devices using Lantronix Provisioning Manager. If enabled, the device responds to auto-discovery messages on port 0x77FE. Network discovery allows your computer to locate other computers and devices on the network. This setting also allows other computers to see your computer.
Page 108 The level of importance of the email: Urgent: The highest priority. High: The second highest priority. Normal: Regular priority (default setting). Priority Low: The second lowest priority. Very Low: The lowest priority. Click to send the mail instance. Send Mail EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 109 Copy: Click to copy the file and display a screen to Paste to. Cut: Click to cut the file and display a screen to Paste to.. Download: Click to download the file in .zip file format. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 110 IP Address filters Action: At the dropdown select the action to be taken: Accept (default) or Drop. Click Save when done. When new instances have been added you can then edit and delete the existing entries. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 111 15. Percepxion The EDS5000 series device servers come integrated with Percepxion platform to allow for the remote management of devices. Lantronix Percepxion is a cloud or on-premise portal application for secure out-of-band access and centralized management of Lantronix devices. To set up the Percepxion client, you must configure these settings: Percepxion Client –...
Page 112 15. Percepxion Percepxion Client Configuration EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 113 Device ID can only be provisioned once. It will persist across resets. Displays the 32 character Percepxion key for this device or displays <Configured>. Read only. Device Key Note: Device Key may be configured via the Lantronix Provision Manager (LPM). Displays the serial number of the device. Read only. Serial Number Enter the Percepxion Device Name.
Page 114 MQTT Local Port consecutive ports will be reserved. Select to enable the use of a proxy for this connection. If enabled, complete the Use Proxy proxy fields displayed under the Use Proxy field. Disabled by default. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 115 Port of the proxy server to be used. Default port is 80. Proxy Port Username for the proxy server. User Name Password for the proxy server. The field displays an icon to alternately Reveal Password and Hide the password as you enter it. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 116 WARNING: Project Tag is not configured contact the Status Percepxion project administrator. Select to enable or clear to disable the Percepxion line client. Enable Enter the Percepxion project tag string, as provided by the Percepxion project Project Tag administrator. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 117 The valid range is between 1 hour and 2160 hours (90 Interval days). The default is 24 hours. Enter the command delimiter for attached serial devices. The default is +++. Command Send the delimiter before the command and after a response is received. Delimiter EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 118 Termination of the RS485 bus, if available. At the dropdown select from: Disabled (default) ♦ ♦ Termination on TX Termination Termination on RX ♦ ♦ Termination on TX and RX Note: RS-485 is available only on port1 to port4. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 119 None – can be used if Percepxion line is configured. Tunnel – (see chapter 20. Tunnel on page 148). ♦ Mode ♦ Tunnel/Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP – (see Tunnel Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP). ♦ Managed Device. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 120 IP Address to ensure the Email message is really from who it says it is from. Enter the local port for the SMTP protocol. The local port is the source port for the Local Port SMTP client. The default setting is <Random>. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 121 Public Key: Click the Select File button to navigate to the existing public key you Upload Keys want to upload, then click the Upload file button. Key Type: Select a key type to use for the new key: RSA (default) ♦ ♦ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 122 Public DSA Key use with this user. If authentication is successful with the key, no password is required. Click the Add/Edit button after changes are made in the above SSH Server: Add/Edit (button) Authorized Users fields. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 123 Public DSA Key use with this user. If authentication is successful with the key, no password is required. Click the Submit button after changes are made in the above SSH Server: Submit (button) Known Hosts fields. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 124 SSH Client Users displays No Users are currently configured for the SSH Client. SSH Client: Users - Create New User Username Enter the name that the EDS5000 devices uses to connect to an SSH server. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 125 Enter the Username for the new key. Username Select a key type: ♦ Key Type ♦ Select a bit length for the new key: DSA: 512 (default), 768, or 1024 ♦ Bit Size RSA: 1024 (default), 2048, or 4096 ♦ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 126 At the dropdown select PEM, PKCS7, or PKCS12. The default is PEM. For PKCS Certificate Type certificates, enter a password. Ensure that the certificate is formatted properly with a valid open and close tag. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 127 RSA: select 512, 768, 1024, 2048, or 4096 bit key length ♦ Key Length DSA: select 512, 768, or 1024 bit key length ♦ ECDSA: select 256, 384, or 521 bit key length ♦ Click to clear the fields. Clear (button) EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 128 5. Enter the details for a new self-signed certificate for this credential. 6. Click Submit. The process to create a self-signed certificate can take up to 30 seconds, depending on the length of the key. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 129 Windows systems, and can be freely converted to PEM format using openssl. If you selected PKCS12 as the Certificate Type, then enter a Password. Password Clear (button) Click to clear the fields. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 130 Modem Control pin (DSR) is asserted on the serial line until a connection is made. Modem Emulation - Start waiting for an incoming connection when ♦ triggered by modem emulation AT commands. Connect mode must also be set to Modem Emulation. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 131 Example (in Binary mode): AB[255,0xFF]C[[D] Results in a string containing Send binary values where the dots appear: AB..C[D] Directives: %i local IP address %m MAC address %n network interface name %p local port %s serial number %% % EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 132 The selections are <None> or Email1 - Email8. At the dropdown select the serial line on which to send an email on a successful Email on Disconnect disconnection. The selections are <None> or Email1 - Email8. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 133 Modem Control Asserted - A connection is attempted as long as the ♦ Modem Control pin (DSR) is asserted, until a connection is made. Modem Emulation - A connection is attempted when triggered by modem ♦ emulation AT commands. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 134 Email 1 - Email 8. The default is <None>. Where to send an email notifying of a disconnection. At the dropdown select Email on Disconnect None or Email 1 - Email 8. The default is <None>. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 135 When using SSL, select the secure protocols and the SSL credential. Protocol options are: ♦ SSL3 Secure Protocols TLS1.0 ♦ TLS1.1 (default = selected) ♦ TLS1.2 (default = selected) ♦ ♦ TLS1.3 (default = selected) EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 136 Go to SSL > Credentials to create, view, or edit SSL credentials. Select to enable validation of the SSL certificate on the server. This Validate Certificate configuration field becomes available when the SSL protocol is selected. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 137 The EDS5000 can support a maximum of 8 connections. When hosts have been added you can then use the icons to reorder, Edit, or Delete instances. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 138 0 - 28800000. To disable the timeout, set the field to zero (0). Set whether to flush the serial line when the tunnel is disconnected. Choices are: Flush Serial Data Enabled ♦ ♦ Disabled (default) EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 139 Send Character. Disable the Trailing Character by blanking the field (setting it to <None>). Note: This configuration option appears when Send Character mode is selected. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 140 Some older equipment is designed to attach to a serial port and dial into a network with a modem. This equipment uses AT commands to control the connection. For compatibility with these older devices on modern networks, the EDS5000 devices mimic the modem's behavior. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 141 Set whether the Display Remote IP is enabled so that the incoming RING sent on the Serial Line is followed by the IP address of the caller. Choices are: Display Remote IP Enabled ♦ Disabled (default) ♦ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 142 Server - the EDS5000 acts as a server and listens for the TCP connection Mode from external Modbus master. A TCP Port is required. Modbus TCP port number that the server is listening on (port 0-65535). Port EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 143 4. Check that the Data Output pin of the Lantronix product is connected to the Data Input pin of your serial device, and that the Data Input pin of the Lantronix product is connected to the Data Output pin of your serial device.
Page 144 7. Try a different serial device of the same make and model. If the new one works, replace the original.. 8. Try a different Lantronix product of the same model. If the new one works, replace the original. 9. Many 3rd party products come with a cable so they can be connected to a PC's serial Com port. If your product has such a cable, connect it to a PC and check to see if it works.
Page 145 Appendix B. Compliance Compliance Information (According to ISO/IEC Guide and EN 45014) Manufacturer’s Name & Address: Lantronix, Inc. 48 Discovery, Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92618 USA Product Family: EDS5000 Series Conforms to the following standards or other normative documents: Regional Certifications...
Page 146 FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Operations are restricted to indoor usage only. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 147 Appendix B. Complaince UK Declaration of Conformity UK Declaration of Conformity EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 148 Appendix B. Complaince EU Declaration of Conformity EU Declaration of Conformity EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 149 Appendix C. Cables 3-pin Power Cable Power Cable Schematic - 3-pin power cable schematic Console port cable: ACC-500-103-R EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 150 IP address, and learn the correct subnet mask, default EDS5000, and DNS server IP address. Domain Name System is an application layer protocol used throughout the Internet for translating hostnames into their associated IP addresses. Data Set Ready EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 151 Modbus; it uses a compact binary representation of the data for protocol communication. Modbus TCP/IP is a Modbus variant used for communications over TCP/IP networks, Modbus TCP connecting over port 502.[29] It does not require a checksum calculation, as lower layers already provide checksum protection. EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 152 Hash algorithms compute a fixed-length digital representation (known as a message digest) of SHA2 an input data sequence (the message) of any length. SHA2 is more secure than SHA 1. SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol used for Email SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 153 "target") by specifying a path thereto. Transmission Control Protocol Transmission or transmit User Datagram Protocol uHTTPd A small multi-threaded HTTP server. User-based Security Model for SNMP v3. VACM View-based Access Control Model for SNMPv3. Wide Area network EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 154 Appendix E. Commands Commands can be run on the EDS5000 series device servers using the following methods: ♦ SSH (login as root using SSH): The user has full control and can run commands as described. System/Custom commands: The user can run commands as described. It is not recommended to run ♦...
Page 155 Appendix E. Commands Bash Command Examples List directory contents Examples --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lantronix EDS5000 1.1.0.0R7 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- admin@lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10:/tmp$ cd .. admin@lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10:/$ ls ltrx_user_fs lib64 root ltrx_private overlay sbin http ltrx_user proc admin@lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10:/$ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 156 Bcast:192.168.100.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 inet6 addr: fe80::e024:16ff:feb0:4233/64 Scope:Link UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:2085 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:2691 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:710488 (693.8 KiB) TX bytes:248719 (242.8 KiB) admin@Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10:/tmp$ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 157 IFACE [up|down] [arp on|off] [multicast on|off] [promisc on|off] [mtu NUM] [name NAME] [qlen NUM] [address MAC] [master IFACE | nomaster] [netns PID] ip neigh show|flush [to PREFIX] [dev DEV] [nud STATE] ip rule [list] | add|del SELECTOR ACTION admin@Lantronix-EDS5016-00804ACCDD10:/tmp$ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 158 Example To show contents of a file: # cat /etc/sysupgrade.conf ## This file contains files and directories that should ## be preserved during an upgrade. # /etc/example.conf # /etc/openvpn/ /etc/confdone /etc/sysupgrade.conf /etc/hwinfo.json /ltrx_private/cfg/ /etc/board.json EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 159 Tunnel Connect Mode is not 'Modem Emulation'. Mar 11 10:01:32 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 user.warn ltrx_mach10: 5595.5595 mach10.c:7307 waiting for valid credentials [00204A699MPVGET2ABL2ICE0KAQ00010] Mar 11 10:16:32 Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10 user.err ltrx_mach10: 5595.5595 mach10.c:468 message: [Device credentials are not configured] root@Lantronix-EDS5032-00804ACCDD10:/# EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 160 Appendix E. Commands opkg Commands The functionality of the system can be upgraded by downloading and installing pre-made packages from package repositories. The packages may be built using the SDK or hosted on the Lantronix package server (at updates.d2sphere.com). opkg update...
Page 161 Usage: uci [<options>] <command> [<arguments>] Commands: batch export [<config>] import [<config>] changes [<config>] commit [<config>] <config> <section-type> add_list <config>.<section>.<option>=<string> del_list <config>.<section>.<option>=<string> show [<config>[.<section>[.<option>]]] <config>.<section>[.<option>] <config>.<section>[.<option>]=<value> delete <config>[.<section>[[.<option>][=<id>]]] rename <config>.<section>[.<option>]=<name> revert <config>[.<section>[.<option>]] reorder <config>.<section>=<position> admin@Lantronix-EDS5008-00804ACCDD33:/tmp$ EDS5000 Series Device Server User Guide...
Page 162 For example, you can browse the knowledge base, open a support issue, find firmware downloads, view tutorials, and more. At this site you can also find FAQs, product bulletins, warranty information, extended support services, and product documentation. To submit a support request, please use the Lantronix Technical Support portal at https://ltrxdev.atlassion.net/wiki/spaces/LTRXTS/overview (registration required).

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