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Black Box LS50124-AE User Manual

Black Box LS50124-AE User Manual (263 pages)

16 and 24 port Console Servers

Brand: Black Box | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 3.11 MB

Table of Contents

User Guide
1
Federal Communications Commission
4
About this Guide
5
Fast Contents
6
Contents
7
Chapter 1 Introduction

17
- Installation
  17
Chapter 3 System Administration

17
- About the Console Server
  18
- Typical Applications Summary
  20
Chapter 4 Console

21
- Console Server Front and Rear Views
  21
Chapter 2 Installation

23
- General Installation Procedure
  24
- Rack Mounting Your Console Server
  25
- Desk Mounting Your Console Server
  27
- Multiple Stacking Your Console Server
  28
- LED Guide
  29
- Selecting AUI or 10/100 Base T Interface
  32
- Setting up an IP Address
  33
  - Setting up an IP Address Automatically Using DHCP
    33
    
    Set up Procedure
    33
    
    About DHCP
    35
  - Manually Setting up an IP Address
    38
    
    Set up Procedure
    39
    
    Server Form Field Descriptions
    42
- Accessing the Console Server Configuration Software
  45
  - Logging Onto Your Console Server
    45
- Setting up Your Network Parameters
  46
  - Setting up the Host Table
    46
    
    Adding a Host
    46
    
    Changing a Host
    48
    
    Deleting a Host
    49
  - Changing the Admin Password
    50
  - RADIUS Configuration
    51
    
    Set up Procedure
    51
    
    RADIUS Parameters Description
    54
  - DNS Configuration
    56
  - WINS Configuration
    57
  - Configuring Network Gateways
    58
    
    Adding a Gateway
    59
    
    Deleting a Gateway
    60
  - Verifying Your Network Installation
    61
- Saving Configuration Changes
  62
  - Saving to Non-Volatile Memory
    62
  - Saving to a File
    63
- A L T
  64
- Chapter 3 System Administration
  69
  - Security
    70
  - Setting up the Line on Your Console Server
    70
  - Viewing and Editing Your Line Settings
    71
    
    Lines Set to Reverse Telnet by Default
    71
  - Lost Password
    73
  - Configuring a Dial in Line
    74
    
    Deciding Whether to Use SLIP or PPP
    74
    
    Introduction to SLIP and PPP Connections
    74
    
    Setting up the Line
    75
    
    Configuring SLIP
    78
    
    Configuring PPP
    81
    
    PPP Configuration Procedure
    82
    
    PPP Form Field Descriptions
    83
    
    Configuring a Modem
    92
  - Configuring Users
    93
    
    About User Accounts and RADIUS
    95
    
    Overview
    95
    
    Example RADIUS User File: Telnet Service
    97
    
    About User Levels
    99
    
    Adding a User Account
    99
    
    CLI Prompts
    99
    
    Configuring a User Account
    99
    
    Configuration Procedure
    100
    
    User Form Field Descriptions
    101
    
    About User Levels
    107
    
    CLI Prompts
    107
    
    Changing a User's Password
    108
    
    Deleting a User Account
    108
  - Configuring Break Pass through
    109
  - Resetting the Line to Default
    110
  - Saving Your Settings
    111
    
    Saving Settings to a File
    111
    
    Saving Settings to Non-Volatile Memory
    111
    
    Server
    115
  - Introduction
    116
  - Accessing Devices Via Telnet from the LAN
    117
    
    Access Procedure
    117
    
    Information Required
    117
  - Accessing Devices Via SSH
    118
    
    SSH Setup Procedure
    118
    
    Required Information
    120
    
    Access Procedure
    121
  - Accessing Devices Via Modems Using PPP
    122
  - Accessing Devices Via Modems Using a Dumb Device
    123
Appendix A C a B L I N G I N F O R M a T I O N

125
- RJ45 RS232 Serial Ports
  126
  - Pin Locations RJ45 Connectors
    126
  - AUI Port
    128
- RJ45 10/100Baset Port
  129
- Admin Port
  130
- Direct (1:1) Connections
  131
  - Example Direct Connections
    131
    
    Sun Microsystem Servers
    132
    
    Black Box 833AS
    134
    
    Black Box Series Router Console Port
    134
    
    CISCO RJ45 Console Ports with Software Flow Control
    134
    
    Ibm Rs6000
    135
- PC Serial Port
  136
  - PC, Example Connections
    136
  - Connection from the 25-Pin Admin Port to a PC
    136
- Terminals
  138
  - Terminals (Slow Speed or Using Software Flow Control)
    138
  - Connection from the 25-Pin Admin Port to a Terminal
    139
- Modems
  140
  - Direct Connections
    140
- Appendixb the Cli Commands
  141
  - CLI Commands
    142
    
    Add Community
    142
    
    Add DNS
    142
- Add Gateway
  144
- Add Host
  144
- Add Modem
  146
- Add Radius
  146
- Add Trap
  147
- Add User
  147
- Add WINS
  147
- Admin
  148
- Debug
  148
- Delete ARP
  148
- Delete Community
  148
- Delete DNS
  149
- Delete Gateway
  149
- Delete Host
  149
- Delete Modem
  150
- Delete Radius
  150
- Delete Trap
  151
- Delete User
  151
- Delete WINS
  151
- Heap
  152
- Help
  153
- Kill Line
  153
- Logout
  153
- Netload
  154
- Netsave
  156
- Ping
  158
- Reboot
  160
- Reset Factory
  160
- Reset Line
  160
- Reset User
  161
- Restart
  161
- Resume
  161
- Rlogin
  163
- Save
  163
- Screen
  164
- Set Contact
  164
- Set Date
  164
- Set Ethernet Interface RJ45
  165
  - Syntax
    165
  - See also
    165
- Set Ethernet Interface AUI
  165
- Set Gateway
  165
- Set Host
  166
- Set Line
  166
- Set Location
  169
- Set Ppp Line
  170
- Set Radius
  172
- Set Server
  173
- Set Slip Line
  180
- Set Telnet
  181
- Set Time
  182
- Set User
  182
- Show ARP
  185
- Show Date
  185
- Show Gateways
  186
- Show Hardware
  186
- Show Hosts
  187
- Show Interfaces
  187
- Show Line
  188
- Show Modems
  191
- Show Ppp Line
  192
- Show Radius
  194
- Show Routes
  194
- Show Server
  196
- Show Slip Line
  197
- Show Snmp
  198
- Show Telnet
  199
- Show Time
  199
- Show User
  200
- Start
  200
- Telnet
  201
- Version
  202
- Appendixc Snmp
  203
  - Overview
    204
  - Configuring SNMP Support
    205
  - Summary of Objects in the Private MIB
    207
  - Private MIB Definitions
    209
  - Network Management
    213
- Appendixd Upgrading Your Firmware
  215
  - Introduction
    216
  - Saving Your Existing Configuration
    217
    
    Example of Saving a Configuration File
    217
    
    Using TFTP from a Host
    217
    
    TFTP Configuration
    218
    
    Writing to FLASH Memory
    219
  - Using BOOTP from a Boothost
    220
  - Upgrade Using Jetset, the Web Browser Interface
    221
  - Enabling BOOTP/DHCP after Upgrading Software
    221
  - Disable BOOTP/DHCP
    221
- Appendixe Summary of Line Service Types
  223
  - List of Line Service Types
    224
- Appendixf Bootp
  227
  - Introduction
    228
  - How BOOTP Works
    229
  - How to Setup BOOTP
    231
    
    The Bootptab File Entry
    231
    
    The Bootfile
    234
  - BOOTP Messages Output to Screen
    236
  - Disabling the BOOTP Reply
    236
  - Booting Multiple Units
    238
  - Multiple BOOTP Servers
    240
  - Example of BOOTP
    240
- Appendixg Jet Set
  243
  - Introduction to Jetset
    244
  - Using Jetset
    246
  - Jetset Program Summary
    249
- Appendixh Troubleshooting
  251
  - Introduction
    252
  - General Communication Matters
    252
  - Host Problems
    253
  - Jetset Problems
    254
  - Login Problems
    255
  - Problems with Terminals
    257
  - Emergency Recovery
    258
  - Problems with Framed Routing
    258
- Index
  259

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