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Lantronix EDS-MD EDS-MD4 User Manual

Lantronix EDS-MD EDS-MD4 User Manual (98 pages)

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Brand: Lantronix | Category: Server | Size: 0.92 MB

Table of Contents

Copyright & Trademark
2
Warranty
2
Contacts
2
Disclaimer
2
Revision History
2
Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
12
List of Tables
13
1 : Using this Guide

15
- Purpose and Audience
  15
- Summary of Chapters
  15
- Safety Information
  16
  - Cover
    16
  - Power Plug
    16
  - Input Supply
    16
  - Grounding
    16
  - Fuses
    16
  - Battery
    17
  - Wall Mounting
    17
  - Port Connections
    17
  - Equipment Classifications
    18
  - Environmental Conditions for Transportation and Storage
    18
  - Cleaning Instructions
    18
  - Electromagnetic Interference
    18
- Additional Documentation
  19
2 : Introduction

20
- Key Features
  20
- Applications
  20
- Protocol Support
  20
- Troubleshooting Capabilities
  21
- Configuration Methods
  21
- Addresses and Port Numbers
  21
  - Hardware Address
    21
  - IP Address
    21
  - Port Numbers
    22
- Product Information Label
  22
- Figure 2-1 EDS-MD Product Label
  22
3 : Installation of EDS-MD4/8/16 Device Servers

23
4 : Using Deviceinstaller

28
- Accessing EDS-MD Using Deviceinstaller
  28
- Device Detail Summary
  28
5 : Configuration Using Web Manager

30
6 : Line and Tunnel Settings

35
- Rs232/Rs485
  35
- Line Settings
  35
  - Table 6-1 Line Configuration Settings
    35
  - To Configure Line Settings
    36
    
    Using the CLI
    36
    
    Using Web Manager
    36
    
    Using XML
    36
  - To View Line Statistics
    36
    
    Table 6-2 Line Command Mode Settings
    36
    
    Using the CLI
    37
    
    Using XML
    37
- Tunnel Settings
  37
  - Serial Settings
    37
  - To Configure Tunnel Serial Settings
    37
    
    Table 6-3 Tunnel Serial Settings
    37
    
    Using Web Manager
    37
    
    Using the CLI
    38
    
    Using XML
    38
  - Packing Mode
    38
  - To Configure Tunnel Packing Mode Settings
    38
    
    Table 6-4 Tunnel Packing Mode Settings
    38
    
    Using Web Manager
    38
    
    Using the CLI
    39
    
    Using XML
    39
  - Accept Mode
    39
  - Table 6-5 Tunnel Accept Mode Settings
    39
  - To Configure Tunnel Accept Mode Settings
    40
    
    Using the CLI
    40
    
    Using Web Manager
    40
    
    Using XML
    40
  - Connect Mode
    41
  - Table 6-6 Tunnel Connect Mode Settings
    41
  - To Configure Tunnel Connect Mode Settings
    42
    
    Using the CLI
    42
    
    Using Web Manager
    42
    
    Using XML
    42
  - Disconnect Mode
    42
  - Table 6-7 Tunnel Disconnect Mode Settings
    42
  - To Configure Tunnel Disconnect Mode Settings
    43
    
    Using the CLI
    43
    
    Using Web Manager
    43
    
    Using XML
    43
  - Modem Emulation
    43
  - Table 6-8 Tunnel Modem Emulation Settings
    43
  - To Configure Tunnel Modem Emulation Settings
    44
    
    Using the CLI
    44
    
    Using Web Manager
    44
    
    Using XML
    44
  - Statistics
    44
  - To View Tunnel Statistics
    44
    
    Using the CLI
    45
    
    Using XML
    45
7 : Network Settings

46
- Network Interface Settings
  46
  - Table 7-1 Network Interface Settings
    46
  - To Configure Network Interface Settings
    47
    
    Using the CLI
    47
    
    Using Web Manager
    47
    
    Using XML
    47
  - To View Network Interface Status
    47
- Network Link Settings
  48
  - To Configure Network Link Settings
    48
    
    Table 7-2 Network 1 (Eth0) Link Settings
    48
    
    Using the CLI
    48
    
    Using Web Manager
    48
    
    Using XML
    48
8 : Terminal and Host Settings

49
- Terminal Settings
  49
- Host Configuration
  50
  - Table 8-2 Host Configuration
    50
  - To Configure Host Settings
    51
    
    Using the CLI
    51
    
    Using Web Manager
    51
    
    Using XML
    51
9 : Services Settings

52
- DNS Settings
  52
  - To View or Configure DNS Settings
    52
    
    Table 9-1 DNS Settings
    52
    
    Using the CLI
    52
    
    Using Web Manager
    52
    
    Using XML
    52
- FTP Settings
  53
  - To Configure FTP Settings
    53
    
    Using the CLI
    53
    
    Using Web Manager
    53
    
    Using XML
    53
- Syslog Settings
  53
  - Table 9-2 FTP Settings
    53
  - Table 9-3 Syslog Settings
    53
  - To View or Configure Syslog Settings
    54
    
    Using the CLI
    54
    
    Using Web Manager
    54
    
    Using XML
    54
- HTTP Settings
  54
  - Table 9-4 HTTP Settings
    54
  - To Configure HTTP Settings
    55
    
    Table 9-5 HTTP Authentication Settings
    55
    
    Using the CLI
    55
    
    Using Web Manager
    55
    
    Using XML
    55
  - To Configure HTTP Authentication
    56
    
    Using the CLI
    56
    
    Using Web Manager
    56
    
    Using XML
    56
- RSS Settings
  56
  - To Configure RSS Settings
    56
    
    Table 9-6 RSS Settings
    56
    
    Using the CLI
    57
    
    Using XML
    57
- Real Time Clock (RTC) Settings
  57
  - To Configure RTC Settings
    57
    
    Table 9-7 RTC Settings
    57
    
    Using Web Manager
    57
10 : Security Settings

58
- SSH Settings
  58
  - SSH Server Host Keys
    58
  - Table 10-1 SSH Server Host Keys
    58
  - SSH Client Known Hosts
    59
  - SSH Server Authorized Users
    59
  - Table 10-2 SSH Client Known Hosts
    59
  - SSH Client Users
    60
  - Table 10-3 SSH Server Authorized Users
    60
  - Table 10-4 SSH Client Users
    60
  - To Configure SSH Settings
    61
    
    Using the CLI
    61
    
    Using Web Manager
    61
    
    Using XML
    61
- SSL Settings
  61
  - Certificate and Key Generation
    62
  - To Create a New Credential
    62
    
    Table 10-5 Certificate and Key Generation Settings
    62
    
    Using the CLI
    62
    
    Using Web Manager
    62
    
    Using XML
    63
  - Certificate Upload Settings
    63
  - To Configure an Existing SSL Credential
    63
    
    Table 10-6 Upload Certificate Settings
    63
    
    Using the CLI
    63
    
    Using Web Manager
    63
  - Trusted Authorities
    64
  - To Upload an Authority Certificate
    64
    
    Table 10-7 Trusted Authority Settings
    64
    
    Using the CLI
    64
    
    Using Web Manager
    64
    
    Using XML
    64
11 : Maintenance and Diagnostics Settings

65
- Filesystem Settings
  65
  - File Display
    65
  - To Display Files
    65
    
    Table 11-1 File Display Settings
    65
    
    Using the CLI
    65
    
    Using Web Manager
    65
    
    Using XML
    65
  - File Modification
    66
  - File Transfer
    66
  - Table 11-2 File Modification Settings
    66
  - Table 11-3 File Transfer Settings
    66
  - To Transfer or Modify Filesystem Files
    67
    
    Using the CLI
    67
    
    Using Web Manager
    67
    
    Using XML
    67
- IP Network Stack Settings
  67
  - To Configure IP Network Stack Settings
    67
  - Table 11-4 IP Network Stack Settings
    67
  - To Configure ICMP Network Stack Settings
    68
    
    Using the CLI
    68
    
    Using Web Manager
    68
    
    Using XML
    68
  - To Configure ARP Network Stack Settings
    68
  - Table 11-5 ICMP Network Stack Settings
    68
  - Table 11-6 ARP Network Stack Settings
    68
  - To Configure SMTP Network Stack Settings
    69
    
    Using the CLI
    69
    
    Using Web Manager
    69
    
    Using XML
    69
- Query Port
  69
  - To Configure Query Port Settings
    69
    
    Table 11-7 SMTP Network Stack Settings
    69
    
    Table 11-8 Query Port Settings
    69
    
    Using XML
    70
- Diagnostics
  70
  - Hardware
    70
  - To View Hardware Information
    70
    
    Using the CLI
    70
    
    Using Web Manager
    70
  - IP Sockets
    70
  - To View the List of IP Sockets
    70
  - Ping
    70
  - To Ping a Remote Host
    71
    
    Using the CLI
    71
    
    Using Web Manager
    71
    
    Using XML
    71
  - Traceroute
    71
  - To Perform a Traceroute
    71
  - Table 11-9 Ping Settings
    71
  - Table 11-10 Traceroute Settings
    71
  - To Configure the Diagnostic Log Output
    72
    
    Using the CLI
    72
    
    Using Web Manager
    72
    
    Using XML
    72
  - Memory
    72
  - To View Memory Usage
    72
  - Table 11-11 Log Settings
    72
  - Processes
    73
  - To View Process Information
    73
    
    Using the CLI
    73
    
    Using Web Manager
    73
    
    Using XML
    73
  - To View Thread Information
    73
- Threads
  73
  - To Reboot or Restore Factory Defaults
    74
    
    Table 11-12 System Settings
    74
    
    Using the CLI
    74
    
    Using Web Manager
    74
    
    Using XML
    74
    
    Table 12-1 Email Configuration
    75
12 Advanced Settings

75
- To View, Configure and Send Email
  75
- Using Web Manager
  75
- Email Settings
  75
  - Using the CLI
    76
  - Basic CLI Settings
    76
    
    Using XML
    76
  - To View and Configure Basic CLI Settings
    76
    
    Using Web Manager
    76
- Command Line Interface Settings
  76
  - Table 12-2 CLI Configuration Settings
    76
  - SSH Settings
    77
  - Table 12-3 Telnet Settings
    77
  - Table 12-4 SSH Settings
    77
  - Telnet Settings
    77
  - To Configure Telnet Settings
    77
    
    Using the CLI
    77
    
    Using Web Manager
    77
    
    Using XML
    77
  - To Configure SSH Settings
    78
    
    Using the CLI
    78
    
    Using Web Manager
    78
    
    Using XML
    78
- XML Settings
  78
  - XML: Export Configuration
    78
  - Table 12-5 XML Exporting Configuration
    78
  - To Export Configuration in XML Format
    79
    
    Using the CLI
    79
    
    Using Web Manager
    79
    
    Using XML
    79
  - XML: Export Status
    79
  - To Export in XML Format
    79
    
    Table 12-6 Exporting Status
    79
    
    Using XML
    80
  - XML: Import Configuration
    80
  - Import Configuration from External File
    80
  - Import Configuration from the Filesystem
    80
  - To Import Configuration in XML Format
    80
    
    Table 12-7 Import Configuration from Filesystem Settings
    80
    
    Using the CLI
    80
    
    Using Web Manager
    80
13 : Updating Firmware

81
- Obtaining Firmware
  81
- Loading New Firmware
  81
14 : VIP Settings

82
- Virtual IP (VIP) Configuration
  82
  - To Configure VIP Settings
    82
    
    Using the CLI
    82
    
    Using Web Manager
    82
    
    Using XML
    82
- Virtual IP (VIP) Status
  82
  - To View VIP Status
    82
    
    Table 14-1 VIP Configuration
    82
    
    Using XML
    83
- Virtual IP (VIP) Counters
  83
  - To View VIP Counters
    83
    
    Table 14-2 VIP Counters
    83
    
    Using the CLI
    83
    
    Using Web Manager
    83
15 : Branding the EDS-MD4/8/16

84
- Web Manager Customization
  84
- Short and Long Name Customization
  85
  - To Customize Short or Long Names
    85
    
    Table 15-1 Short and Long Name Settings
    85
    
    Using the CLI
    85
    
    Using Web Manager
    85
    
    Using XML
    85
Appendix A: Technical Support

86
Appendix B: Binary to Hexadecimal Conversions

87
- Converting Binary to Hexadecimal
  87
Appendix C: Compliance

89
Appendix D: Lantronix Cables, Adapters and Serial Port Pinouts

93

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Lantronix EDS-MD EDS-MD4 Command Reference Manual

Lantronix EDS-MD EDS-MD4 Command Reference Manual (338 pages)

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Brand: Lantronix | Category: Server | Size: 4.85 MB

Table of Contents

Command Reference
1
Copyright and Trademark
2
Contacts
2
Disclaimer
2
Revision History
2
Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
4
List of Tables
5
About this Guide

6
- Chapter Summaries
  6
- Conventions
  6
- Additional Documentation
  7
Overview

8
- XML Architecture and Device Control
  8
- Command Line Interface
  8
Command Line Interface

9
Configuration Using XML

14
- XML Configuration Record Document Type Definition
  14
- Figure 4-1 DTD for Xcrs
  14
- Quick Tour of XML Syntax
  15
  - Declaration
    15
  - Element Start and End Tags
    15
  - Element Attributes
    15
  - Figure 4-2 XML Example
    15
- Record, Group, Item, and Value Tags
  16
- Figure 4-3 XML Example
  16
- Figure 4-4 XML Example of Multiple Named Values
  16
- Importing and Exporting an XML Configuration File
  17
- Figure 4-5 XML Example of Multiple Items
  17
- Figure 4-6 XML Example with Multiple Groups
  17
- Best Practices
  18
  - Importing
    18
  - Exporting
    19
- XML Configuration Groups
  20
- Table 4-7 XCR Groups
  20
- XML Status Record Groups and Items
  31
- Table 4-8 XSR Group and Items
  31
Commands and Levels

41
- Table 5-1 Commands and Levels
  47

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