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Lantronix 100-120 VAC SLB User Manual

Lantronix 100-120 VAC SLB User Manual (344 pages)

Branch Office Manager

Brand: Lantronix | Category: Control Unit | Size: 5.75 MB

Table of Contents

Intellectual Property
2
Open Source Software
2
Warranty
2
Contacts
2
Disclaimer & Revisions
3
Revision History
3
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
14
List of Tables
17
1 : about this Guide

18
- Purpose and Audience
  18
- Summary of Chapters
  18
- Additional Documentation
  19
2 : Introduction

20
- Features
  20
- Models
  23
- Figure 2-3 100-120 VAC SLB Unit
  23
- Table 2-2 SLB Models
  23
- System Features
  24
  - Protocols Supported
    24
  - Figure 2-4 200-240 VAC SLB Unit
    24
  - Access Control
    25
  - Power Outlet Control
    25
  - Device Port Buffer
    25
  - Configuration Options
    25
- Application Example
  26
- Hardware Features
  27
  - Figure 2-5 Example Deployment
    27
  - Serial Connections
    28
  - Figure 2-6 Device Port Connections
    29
  - Figure 2-7 Console Port Connection
    29
  - Figure 2-8 Network Connection
    29
  - Figure 2-9 USB Interface
    29
  - Network Connections
    29
  - USB Interface
    29
  - Figure 2-10 Modem Interface
    30
  - Modem Interface
    30
3 : Installation

31
- What's in the Box
  31
- Technical Specifications
  32
- Table 3-3 SLB Technical Specifications
  32
- Safety Precautions
  33
  - Cover
    33
  - Power Plug
    33
  - Table 3-4 Max Current Per Power Cord Used
    33
  - Input Supply
    34
  - Grounding
    34
  - Fuses
    34
  - Rack
    34
  - Figure 3-5 Inlet Pin Assignment
    34
  - Port Connections
    35
- Physical Installation
  35
- Typical Installations
  39
- Figure 3-9 200-240 VAC SLB - Branch Office Manager Power Outlets
  39
- Figure 3-10 100-120 VAC SLB Installation Diagram
  39
- Figure 3-11 200-240 VAC SLB Installation Diagram
  40
4 : Quick Setup

41
5 : Web and Command Line Interfaces

52
- Web Interface
  52
  - Figure 5-1 Web Page Layout
    52
  - Logging in
    53
  - Logging out
    54
  - Web Page Help
    54
- Command Line Interface
  54
  - Logging in
    54
  - Logging out
    55
  - Command Syntax
    55
  - Table 5-2 Actions and Category Options
    55
  - Command Line Help
    56
  - Tips
    56
  - General CLI Commands
    57
6 : Basic Parameters

58
- Requirements
  58
- IP Filter
  65
  - Viewing IP Filters
    65
  - Enabling IP Filters
    65
  - Figure 6-3 Network > IP Filter
    65
  - Configuring IP Filters
    66
  - Rule Parameters
    67
  - Figure 6-4 Network > IP Filter Ruleset (Adding/Editing Rulesets)
    67
  - Updating an IP Filter
    69
  - Deleting an IP Filter
    69
  - Mapping a Ruleset
    69
- IP Filter Commands
  69
- Routing
  69
  - Dynamic Routing
    70
  - Static Routing
    70
  - Routing Commands
    70
  - Figure 6-5 Network > Routing
    70
- Vpn
  71
- Figure 6-6 Network > VPN
  71
- Performance Monitoring
  74
7 : Services

84
- System Logging and Other Services
  84
- Ssh/Telnet/Logging
  85
  - System Logging
    85
  - Figure 7-1 Services > Ssh/Telnet/Logging
    85
  - Audit Log
    86
  - Smtp
    86
  - Ssh
    86
  - Telnet
    87
  - Web Ssh/Web Telnet Settings
    87
  - Phone Home
    87
- Snmp
  88
  - Figure 7-2 Services > SNMP
    88
  - Communities
    89
  - SNMP, SSH, Telnet, and Logging Commands
    90
  - V3 Read-Only User
    90
  - V3 Read-Write User
    90
  - Version 3
    90
- NFS and SMB/CIFS
  91
  - Figure 7-3 Services > NFS/CIFS
    91
  - NFS and SMB/CIFS Commands
    92
  - SMB/CIFS Share
    92
- Secure Lantronix Network
  92
- Figure 7-4 Services > Secure Lantronix Network
  93
- Figure 7-5 IP Address Login Page
  94
- Figure 7-6 SSH or Telnet CLI Session
  94
- Figure 7-7 Disabled Port Number Popup Window
  95
- Troubleshooting Browser Issues
  96
- Date and Time
  99
  - Figure 7-9 Services > Date & Time
    99
  - Date and Time Commands
    100
- Web Server
  100
  - Figure 7-10 Services > Web Server
    101
  - Administrative Commands
    102
  - Services - Web Sessions
    102
  - Figure 7-11 Web Sessions
    103
  - Services - SSL Certificate
    103
  - Figure 7-12 SSL Certificate
    104
  - SSL Certificate Commands
    105
- Consoleflow
  106
  - Figure 7-13 Services > Consoleflow
    107
  - Consoleflow Commands
    109
8 : Device Ports

110
- Connection Methods
  110
- Permissions
  110
- Device Status
  111
- Global Port Settings
  111
  - Figure 8-1 Devices > Device Status
    111
  - Figure 8-2 Devices > Device Ports
    112
  - Telnet/Ssh/Tcp in Port Numbers
    112
  - Global Commands
    113
- Device Ports - Settings
  113
  - Figure 8-3 Device Ports List
    113
  - Figure 8-4 Device Ports > Settings
    114
  - Device Port Settings
    115
  - IP Settings
    115
  - Data Settings
    116
  - Hardware Signal Triggers
    117
  - Modem Settings
    117
  - Modem Settings: PPP Mode
    118
  - Modem Settings: Text Mode
    118
  - Device Ports - SLP Units
    120
  - Port Status and Counters
    120
  - Table 8-5 Port Status and Counters
    120
  - Figure 8-6 Device Ports > SLP
    121
  - Status/Info
    121
  - Commands
    122
  - Device Port - Sensorsoft Device
    122
  - Figure 8-7 Devices > Device Ports > Sensorsoft
    122
  - Device Port Commands
    123
- Interacting with a Device Port
  123
- Device Ports - Logging
  124
  - Local Logging
    124
  - NFS File Logging
    124
  - USB Flash Drive Logging
    124
  - Email/Snmp Notification
    125
  - Sylogs Logging
    125
  - Local Logging
    126
  - Email/Snmp Traps
    126
  - Figure 8-8 Devices > Device Ports - Logging
    126
  - Log Viewing Attributes
    127
  - NFS File Logging
    128
  - USB Logging
    128
  - Syslog Logging
    128
  - Logging Commands
    128
- Console Port
  128
  - Figure 8-9 Devices > Console Port
    129
  - Console Port Commands
    130
- Power Outlets
  130
  - Figure 8-10 Devices > Power Outlets
    131
  - Power Commands
    132
- Host Lists
  132
  - Figure 8-11 Devices > Host Lists
    133
  - Host List Commands
    134
- Scripts
  134
  - Figure 8-12 Devices > Scripts
    135
  - Figure 8-13 Adding or Editing New Scripts
    136
  - Scripts
    136
  - User Rights
    137
  - Figure 8-14 Devices > Scripts - Scheduler
    138
  - Figure 8-15 Custom Scripts - Operations
    140
  - Figure 8-16 View Custom Script Results
    141
  - Batch Script Syntax
    142
  - Interface Script Syntax
    142
  - Table 8-17 Definitions
    143
  - Table 8-18 Primary Commands
    144
  - Table 8-19 Secondary Commands
    145
  - Table 8-20 Control Flow Commands
    146
  - Custom Script Syntax
    147
  - Example Scripts
    149
- Sites
  165
  - Figure 8-21 Devices > Sites
    165
  - Site Commands
    167
- Modem Dialing States
  167
  - Dial-In
    167
  - Dial-Out
    168
  - Dial-Back
    168
  - Dial-On-Demand
    169
  - Dial-In & Dial-On-Demand
    169
  - Dial-Back & Dial-On-Demand
    169
  - Dial-In/Host List
    170
  - CBCP Server and CBCP Client
    170
  - CBCP Server
    170
  - CBCP Client
    171
9 : USB Port

172
- Set up of USB Storage
  172
  - Figure 9-1 Devices > USB
    172
  - Figure 9-2 Devices > USB > Configure
    173
  - Figure 9-3 Devices > USB > Modem
    174
  - Data Settings
    175
  - GSM/GPRS Settings
    175
  - Modem Settings
    175
  - PPP Mode
    177
  - Text Mode
    177
  - IP Settings
    178
- Manage Firmware and Configuration Files
  179
  - USB Commands
    179
  - Figure 9-4 Firmware and Configurations - Manage Files (Top of Page)
    179
10 : Connections

180
- Typical Setup Scenarios for the SLB
  180
  - Terminal Server
    180
  - Remote Access Server
    181
  - Reverse Terminal Server
    181
  - Figure 10-1 Terminal Server
    181
  - Figure 10-2 Remote Access Server
    181
  - Figure 10-3 Reverse Terminal Server
    181
  - Multiport Device Server
    182
  - Console Server
    182
  - Figure 10-4 Multiport Device Server
    182
  - Connection Configuration
    183
  - Figure 10-5 Devices > Connections
    183
  - Figure 10-6 Current Connections
    184
  - Connection Commands
    185
11 : User Authentication

186
- Figure 11-1 User Authentication > Authentication Methods
  187
  - Authentication Commands
    188
  - Local and Remote User Settings
    189
    
    Figure 11-2 User Authentication > Local/Remote Users
    189
    
    Adding, Editing or Deleting a User
    191
    
    Figure 11-3 User Authentication > Local/Remote User > Settings
    191
    
    Local Users Commands
    194
    
    Shortcut
    194
  - Nis
    194
    
    Figure 11-4 User Authentication > NIS
    195
    
    NIS Commands
    197
  - Ldap
    197
    
    Figure 11-5 User Authentication > LDAP
    198
    
    LDAP Commands
    201
  - Radius
    202
    
    Figure 11-6 User Authentication > RADIUS
    202
    
    RADIUS Commands
    205
    
    User Attributes & Permissions from LDAP Schema or RADIUS VSA
    205
  - Kerberos
    207
    
    Figure 11-7 User Authentication > Kerberos
    207
    
    Kerberos Commands
    209
  - Tacacs
    210
    
    TACACS+ Groups
    210
    
    Figure 11-8 User Authentication > TACACS
    211
    
    TACACS+ Commands
    213
  - Groups
    214
  - Figure 11-9 User Authentication > Group
    215
  - SSH Keys
    217
    
    Imported Keys
    217
    
    Exported Keys
    217
    
    Figure 11-10 User Authentication > SSH Keys
    218
    
    Imported Keys (SSH In)
    219
    
    Host & Login for Import
    219
    
    Exported Keys (SSH Out)
    219
    
    Host and Login for Export
    220
    
    Figure 11-11 Current Host Keys
    221
    
    SSH Key Commands
    222
  - Custom Menus
    223
    
    Figure 11-12 User Authentication > Custom Menus
    223
    
    Custom User Menu Commands
    225
12 : Maintenance

226
- SLB Maintenance
  226
  - Figure 12-1 Maintenance > Firmware & Configurations
    227
  - Internal Temperature
    228
  - Site Information
    228
  - SLB Firmware
    228
  - Boot Banks
    229
  - Load Firmware Via Options
    229
  - Configuration Management
    230
  - Figure 12-2 Manage Configuration Files
    231
  - Zero Touch Provisioning Configuration Restore
    231
  - Administrative Commands
    232
  - Figure 12-3 Maintenance > System Logs
    232
  - System Logs
    232
  - System Log Commands
    234
- Audit Log
  234
- Figure 12-4 System Logs
  234
- Email Log
  235
- Figure 12-5 Maintenance > Audit Log
  235
- Diagnostics
  236
- Status/Reports
  238
  - Figure 12-8 Diagnostics Report
    238
  - Figure 12-9 Maintenance > Status/Reports
    239
  - View Report
    239
  - Figure 12-10 Generated Status/Reports
    240
  - Status Commands
    241
- Emailing Logs and Reports
  241
- Events
  242
  - Figure 12-11 Emailed Log or Report
    242
  - Figure 12-12 Maintenance > Events
    243
  - Events Commands
    244
- Lcd/Keypad
  244
  - Figure 12-13 Maintenance > Lcd/Keypad
    245
  - Lcd/Keypad Commands
    246
- Banners
  246
  - Figure 12-14 Maintenance > Banners
    246
  - Banner Commands
    247
13 : Application Examples

248
14 : Command Reference

253
- Introduction to Commands
  253
  - Command Syntax
    253
  - Table 14-1 Actions and Category Options
    253
  - Command Line Help
    254
  - Tips
    254
- Administrative Commands
  255
- Audit Log Commands
  266
- Authentication Commands
  267
- Consoleflow Commands
  268
- Kerberos Commands
  269
- LDAP Commands
  270
- Local Users Commands
  271
- NIS Commands
  275
- RADIUS Commands
  276
- TACACS+ Commands
  277
- User Permissions Commands
  278
- CLI Commands
  281
- Connection Commands
  283
- Console Port Commands
  286
- Custom User Menu Commands
  287
- Date and Time Commands
  289
- Device Commands
  290
- Device Port Commands
  291
- Diagnostic Commands
  295
- Top Command Synopsis
  297
- End Device Commands
  298
- Events Commands
  299
- Global Commands
  300
- Group Commands
  301
- Host List Commands
  302
- IP Filter Commands
  303
- Logging Commands
  304
- Network Commands
  307
- NFS and SMB/CIFS Commands
  310
- Performance Monitoring Commands
  312
- Power Commands
  316
- Routing Commands
  318
- Script Commands
  318
- Services Commands
  321
- Site Commands
  323
- Secure Lantronix Network Commands
  324
- SSH Key Commands
  325
- Status Commands
  328
- System Log Commands
  329
- USB Storage Commands
  330
- USB Modem Commands
  331
Appendix A: Bootloader

335
- Accessing the Bootloader
  335
- Bootload Commands
  335
- Table A-1 User Commands
  335
- Table A-2 Administrator Commands
  336
Appendix B: Security Considerations

337
- Security Practice
  337
- Factors Affecting Security
  337
Appendix C: Adapters and Pinouts

338
Appendix D: Protocol Glossary

341
Appendix E: Compliance Information

343

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