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Lantronix EMG 7500 User Manual (555 pages)
Edge Management Gateway
Brand:
Lantronix
| Category:
Gateway
| Size: 12 MB
Table of Contents
Intellectual Property
2
Warranty
2
Open Source Software
2
Disclaimer & Revisions
3
Revision History
4
Table of Contents
6
1: about this Guide
22
Purpose and Audience
22
Summary of Chapters
22
Additional Documentation
23
2: Introduction
24
EMG 8500 Overview
24
Figure 2-1 EMG 8500 Edge Management Gateway (Front View)
24
EMG 7500 Overview
25
Key Features
25
Console Management
25
Figure 2-2 EMG 7500 Edge Management Gateway (Front View)
25
Performance Monitoring
26
Security
26
Power
26
Integration with Lantronix Percepxion
26
Applications
26
Protocol Support
27
Configuration Methods
27
Product Information Label
28
Figure 2-3 Product Label (EMG 8500 Shown)
28
EMG 8500 Hardware Components
29
Figure 2-4 EMG 8500 Unit (Front Side)
29
Figure 2-5 EMG 8500 Unit (Back Side)
29
EMG 7500 / EMG 7500W Hardware Components
30
Figure 2-6 EMG 7500 / EMG 7500W Unit (Front Side)
30
Figure 2-7 EMG 7500W Unit with Wi-Fi Module (Back Side)
30
System Features
31
Access Control
31
Device Port Buffer
31
Console Port Interface
31
Figure 2-8 EMG 7500 Unit with USB I/O Module (Back Side)
31
Device Port Interfaces
32
Figure 2-9 Console Port Pinout
32
Table 2-10 Device DCE (Reversed) & DTE Port Pinout
32
I/O Modules
33
Ethernet Switch Module
33
Network Connections
34
Figure 2-11 EMG 8500 Dual WAN Ethernet Ports
34
Connectivity Modules
35
Figure 2-12 EMG 8500 Dual SFP Ports
35
Front Panel Leds
36
Figure 2-13 EMG 8500 LTE Cellular Modem Module
36
Table 2-14 LED Indicators
36
Digital IO Port
38
Figure 2-15 Digital I/O Port
38
3: EMG 8500 Installation
39
EMG 8500 Package Contents
39
Table 3-1 EMG 8500 Parts
39
Table 3-2 EMG 8500 User Replaceable Device Modules
39
Ordering Information
40
User Supplied Items
40
Customize an EMG 8500
40
Hardware Specifications
41
Table 3-3 EMG 8500 Technical Specifications
41
Physical Installation
42
Rack Mount Installation
43
Figure 3-4 EMG 8500 Rack Mount Dimensions
43
Wall Mount Installation
44
Figure 3-5 EMG 8500 Wall Mount Dimensions
44
Connecting to a Device Port
46
Table 3-6 Console Port and Device Port - Reverse Pinout Disabled
46
Table 3-7 Device Port - Reverse Pinout Enabled (Default)
46
Connecting to Network Ports
47
Connecting Terminals
47
Figure 3-8 Sample Device Port Connections (Front Side)
47
Power Input
48
Modular Expansion for I/O Module Bays
49
Figure 3-9 Power Input
49
I/O Module or Ethernet Switch Module Installation
50
Figure 3-10 Available I/O Module Configurations for EMG 8500
50
Modular Expansion for Connectivity Module Bays
51
Connectivity Module Installation
52
Figure 3-11 Sample Connectivity Module Configuration (Back Side)
52
Modem Installation
54
4: EMG 7500 / EMG 7500W Installation
55
EMG 7500 Package Contents
55
Ordering Information
55
User Supplied Items
55
Table 4-1 EMG 7500 Parts
55
Hardware Specifications
56
Table 4-2 EMG 7500 Technical Specifications
56
Physical Installation
57
Rack Mount Installation
58
Figure 4-3 EMG 7500 Rack Mount Configurations
58
Figure 4-4 EMG 7500 Rack Mount Screw Placement
58
Wall Mount Installation
59
Figure 4-5 Wall Mount Configuration
59
Connecting to a Device Port
60
Table 4-6 Console Port and Device Port - Reverse Pinout Disabled
60
Figure 4-8 EMG 7500 (Front Side)
61
Table 4-7 Device Port - Reverse Pinout Enabled (Default)
61
Connecting to Network Ports
62
Connecting Terminals
62
Power Input
63
Figure 4-9 EMG 7500 / EMG 7500W Power Input
63
Modem Installation
64
5: Quick Setup
65
Recommendations
65
IP Address
65
Table 5-1 Methods of Assigning an IP Address
65
Lantronix Provisioning Manager
66
Method #1 Quick Setup on the Web Page
66
Figure 5-2 Quick Setup
67
Network Settings
68
Date & Time Settings
68
Administrator Settings
69
Figure 5-3 Quick Setup Completed in Web Manager
69
Figure 5-4 Home
69
Method #2 Quick Setup on the Command Line Interface
70
Figure 5-5 Beginning of Quick Setup Script
70
Figure 5-6 Quick Setup Completed in CLI
71
Next Step
72
Limiting Sysadmin User Access
72
6: Web and Command Line Interfaces
74
Web Manager
74
Figure 6-1 Web Page Layout
74
Figure 6-2 Sample Dashboard
75
Logging in
76
Logging out
77
Web Page Help
77
Command Line Interface
77
Logging in
77
Logging out
78
Command Syntax
78
Command Line Help
78
Tips
78
General CLI Commands
79
Table 6-3 SCS Commands
79
Table 6-4 CLI Keyboard Shortcuts
80
7: Networking
81
Requirements
81
Network Port Settings
82
Figure 7-1 Network > Network Settings (1 of 2)
84
Figure 7-2 Network > Network Settings (2 of 2)
85
Ethernet Interfaces (Eth1 and Eth2)
86
Figure 7-3 Network Settings > SFP NIC Information & Diagnostics
86
Gateway
88
Fail-Over Settings
89
TCP Keepalive Parameters
90
Fail-Over Cellular Gateway Configuration
91
Advanced Cellular Gateway Configuration
93
Fail-Over Cellular Gateway Firmware
94
Load Cellular Gateway Firmware Options
94
Ethernet Counters
95
Network Commands
95
Hostname & Name Servers
95
Figure 7-4 Hostname & Name Servers
96
FQDN List
97
Virtual Interfaces
97
Virtual Interface Commands
100
Cellular Modem Settings
100
Figure 7-5 Network > Cellular Modem Settings Page
101
Cellular Interface
102
Cellular Modem Configuration
102
Cellular Modem Firmware
103
Load Cellular Modem Firmware Options
103
Cellular Status
103
Firmware over the Air (FOTA)
105
Cellular Modem Commands
107
Wireless Settings
107
Wireless Overview
107
Figure 7-6 Update Wifi Firmware
110
Troubleshooting
111
Wireless Client Settings
111
Figure 7-7 Network > Wireless Settings
112
Figure 7-8 Network > Wireless Settings > WLAN Profiles
114
Wireless Access Point Settings
119
Figure 7-9 Network > Wireless Settings > Access Point Settings
120
Ethernet Switch
121
Figure 7-10 Network > Ethernet Switch
122
Port Statistics
123
Figure 7-11 Network > Switch > Configure Port Settings
123
Switch Commands
125
Vlans
125
VLAN Commands
126
Dhcp
126
DHCP Server Settings
128
Figure 7-12 Network > DHCP
128
DHCP Relay Settings
129
DHCP Commands
129
IP Filter
130
Viewing IP Filters
130
Mapping Rulesets
130
Figure 7-13 Network > IP Filter
130
Enabling IP Filters
131
Configuring IP Filters
132
Figure 7-14 Network > IP Filter Ruleset (Adding/Editing Rulesets)
132
Rule Parameters
133
Updating an IP Filter
134
Deleting an IP Filter
134
IP Filter Commands
134
Routing
135
Dynamic Routing
135
Static Routing and Ipv4 Static Routes
135
Figure 7-15 Network > Routing
135
Ipv6 Static Routing
136
Routing Commands
137
Forwarding
137
Figure 7-16 Network > Forwarding
138
VPN Settings
139
Figure 7-17 Network > VPN (1 of 2)
141
Figure 7-18 Network > VPN (2 of 2)
142
Sample Ipsec.conf Files
150
VPN Commands
155
Performance Monitoring
156
Figure 7-19 Network > Perf Monitoring
157
Performance Monitoring - Add/Edit Probe
159
Figure 7-20 Performance Monitoring - Add/Edit Probe
159
Performance Monitoring - Results
162
Table 7-21 Error Conditions Detected by Probes
164
Figure 7-22 Performance Monitoring - Operations
165
Performance Monitoring Commands
166
8: Services
167
System Logging and Other Services
167
Ssh/Telnet/Logging
167
Figure 8-1 Services > Ssh/Telnet/Logging
168
System Logging
169
Audit Log
169
Ssh
170
Telnet
170
Web Ssh/Web Telnet Settings
171
Smtp
171
Discovery Server
172
SSH Commands
172
Logging Commands
172
Snmp
172
Figure 8-2 Services > SNMP (1 of 2)
173
Figure 8-3 Services > SNMP (2 of 2)
174
V1/V2C Communities
176
Version 3
177
V3 User Read-Only
177
V3 User Read-Write
177
V3 User Trap
177
Version 3 TLS (over TCP)
178
Services Commands
179
NFS and SMB/CIFS
179
Figure 8-4 Services > NFS & SMB/CIFS
180
SMB/CIFS Share
181
NFS and SMB/CIFS Commands
181
Secure Lantronix Network
181
Figure 8-5 Services > Secure Lantronix Network
182
Figure 8-6 IP Address Login Page
183
Figure 8-7 SSH or Telnet CLI Session
183
Browser Issues
184
Figure 8-8 Disabled Port Number Popup Window
184
Troubleshooting Browser Issues
185
Figure 8-9 Services > Secure Lantronix Network - Search Options
185
Web Ssh/Telnet Copy and Paste
187
Secure Lantronix Network Commands
187
Date and Time
188
Figure 8-10 Services > Date & Time
189
Date and Time Commands
190
Web Server
191
Figure 8-11 Services > Web Server
191
Admin Web Commands
193
Services - SSL Certificate
193
Figure 8-12 Web Server - SSL Certificate
194
Services - Web Sessions
196
Figure 8-13 Web Server - Web Sessions
196
Figure 8-14 Web Server - Current Ciphers List
196
Percepxion
197
Figure 8-15 Services > Percepxion
200
Device Attributes
202
Percepxion Commands
203
9: USB/SD Card Port
204
USB/SD Card Storage
204
Figure 9-1 Devices > USB / SD Card
205
Figure 9-2 Devices > USB > Configure
206
Figure 9-3 Devices > SD Card > Configure
206
Manage Files
207
USB Serial Settings
208
Figure 9-4 Firmware and Configurations - Manage Files
208
Figure 9-5 Devices > USB/SD Card - Serial Port
209
Figure 9-6 Devices > USB/SD Card > USB - Serial
209
Data Settings
210
IP Settings
210
USB Commands
210
SD Card Commands
210
10: Device Ports
211
Connection Methods
211
Permissions
211
I/O Modules
212
Restoring Configurations
212
Table 10-1 Supported I/O Module Configurations
212
Device Status
213
Device Ports
213
Figure 10-2 Devices > Device Status
213
Telnet/Ssh/Tcp in Port Numbers
214
Figure 10-3 Devices > Device Ports
214
Device Port Global Commands
215
Device Ports - Settings
216
Figure 10-4 Device Ports > Settings (1 of 2)
217
Device Port Settings
218
Figure 10-5 Device Ports > Settings (2 of 2)
218
IP Settings
220
Data Settings
221
Hardware Signal Triggers
222
Modem Settings (Device Ports)
223
Modem Settings: Text Mode
224
Modem Settings: PPP Mode
224
Port Status and Counters
226
Device Ports - Power Management
226
Table 10-6 Port Status and Counters
226
Figure 10-7 Device Ports - Power Management
228
Device Port - Sensorsoft Device
229
Figure 10-8 Devices > Device Ports - Sensorsoft
230
Device Port Commands
231
Device Commands
231
Figure 10-9 Sensorsoft Status
231
Interacting with a Device Port
232
Device Ports - Logging and Events
233
Local Logging
233
NFS File Logging
233
USB and SD Card Logging
233
Token/Data Detection
234
Syslog Logging
234
Token & Data Detection
235
Figure 10-10 Devices > Device Ports - Logging & Events
235
Local Logging
237
Log Viewing Attributes
237
NFS File Logging
237
USB / SD Card Logging
237
Syslog Logging
237
Logging Commands
238
Console Port
238
Figure 10-11 Devices > Console Port
238
Console Port Commands
239
Internal Modem
240
Figure 10-12 Devices > Internal Modem
241
Internal Modem Commands
244
DIO Port
244
DIO Commands
245
Xmodem
246
Xmodem Commands
248
Host Lists
249
Host Parameters
249
Figure 10-13 Devices > Host Lists
249
Figure 10-14 Devices >View Host Lists
251
Host List Commands
252
Sites
253
Figure 10-15 Devices > Sites
253
Site Commands
255
Access Lists
255
Access List Commands
257
Modem Dialing States
257
Dial in
257
Dial-Back
258
Dial-On-Demand
259
Dial-In & Dial-On-Demand
259
Dial-Back & Dial-On-Demand
260
CBCP Server and CBCP Client
260
CBCP Server
260
CBCP Client
261
Key Sequences
261
11: Power Management
263
Integrated PDU Management
263
Power Commands
266
Remote Power Managers
266
Devices - Rpms
266
Figure 11-1 Devices > Rpms
267
Figure 11-2 RPM Shutdown Order
268
Figure 11-3 RPM Notifications
268
Figure 11-4 RPM Raw Data Log
269
Rpms - Add Device
270
Figure 11-5 RPM Logs
270
Figure 11-6 RPM Environmental Log
270
Figure 11-7 Devices > Rpms - Add Device
271
Rpms - Manage Device
273
Figure 11-8 Rpms - Manage Device
273
Rpms - Outlets
277
RPM Shutdown Procedure
277
Figure 11-9 Rpms - Outlets
277
Optimizing and Troubleshooting RPM Behavior
279
RPM Commands
280
12: Scripts
281
Figure 12-1 Devices > Scripts
281
Figure 12-2 Adding or Editing New Scripts
282
Figure 12-3 Scripts > Custom Scripts - Scheduler
284
Script Commands
286
Batch Script Syntax
287
Interface Script Syntax
288
Table 12-4 Interface Script Syntax Definitions
288
Primary Commands
289
Table 12-5 Primary Commands
289
Secondary Commands
290
Table 12-6 Secondary Commands
291
Control Flow Commands
292
Table 12-7 Control Flow Commands
292
Custom Script Syntax
294
Example Scripts
296
13: Connections
315
Typical Setup Scenarios for the EMG Unit
315
Terminal Server
315
Figure 13-1 Terminal Server
315
Remote Access Server
316
Reverse Terminal Server
316
Figure 13-2 Remote Access Server
316
Figure 13-3 Reverse Terminal Server
316
Multiport Device Server
317
Console Server
317
Figure 13-4 Multiport Device Server
317
Connection Configuration
318
Figure 13-5 Console Server
318
Figure 13-6 Devices > Connections
319
Connection Commands
320
Figure 13-7 Current Connections
320
14: User Authentication
321
Figure 14-1 User Authentication > Auth Methods
322
Authentication Commands
323
User Rights
324
Table 14-2 User Types and Rights
324
Local and Remote User Settings
325
Figure 14-3 User Authentication > Local/Remote Users
325
Sysadmin Account Default Login Values
326
Adding, Editing or Deleting a User
327
Figure 14-4 User Authentication > Local/Remote User Settings
328
Shortcut
331
Local Users Commands
331
Remote User Rights Commands
331
Nis
332
Figure 14-5 User Authentication > NIS
332
NIS Commands
334
Ldap
335
Figure 14-6 User Authentication > LDAP
336
LDAP Commands
339
Radius
340
Figure 14-7 User Authentication > RADIUS
340
RADIUS Commands
343
User Attributes & Permissions from LDAP Schema or RADIUS VSA
343
Kerberos
345
Figure 14-8 User Authentication > Kerberos
345
Kerberos Commands
347
Tacacs
348
TACACS+ Groups
348
Figure 14-9 User Authentication > TACACS
349
TACACS+ Commands
352
Groups
353
Figure 14-10 User Authentication > Groups
354
Group Commands
356
SSH Keys
357
Overview
357
Imported Keys
357
Exported Keys
357
Create an SSH Key
357
Figure 14-11 User Authentication > SSH Keys
359
Imported Keys (SSH In)
360
Exported Keys (SSH Out)
360
SSH Server/Host Keys
361
Figure 14-12 Current Host Keys
362
SSH Commands
363
Custom Menus
364
Figure 14-13 User Authentication > Custom Menus
364
Custom User Menu Commands
366
15: Maintenance
367
Firmware & Configurations
367
Zero Touch Provisioning Configuration Restore
367
Creating a Certificate
368
HTTPS Push Configuration Restore
370
Factory Reset with External Storage Device
371
Figure 15-1 Maintenance > Firmware & Configurations
372
Internal Temperature
373
Site Information
373
EMG Firmware
373
Boot Banks and Bootloader Settings
374
Load Firmware Via Options
375
Configuration Management
375
Manage Files
377
Administrative Commands
377
Figure 15-2 Network > Firmware/Config > Manage
377
System Logs
378
Figure 15-3 Maintenance > System Logs
378
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Lantronix EMG 7500 User Manual (482 pages)
Edge Management Gateway
Brand:
Lantronix
| Category:
Gateway
| Size: 9 MB
Table of Contents
Intellectual Property
2
Warranty
2
Contacts
2
Open Source Software
2
Disclaimer & Revisions
3
Revision History
4
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
16
List of Tables
20
1 : about this Guide
21
Purpose and Audience
21
Summary of Chapters
21
Additional Documentation
22
2 : Introduction
23
EMG 8500 Overview
23
Figure 2-1 EMG 8500 Edge Management Gateway (Front View)
23
EMG 7500 Overview
24
Key Features
24
Console Management
24
Figure 2-2 EMG 7500 Edge Management Gateway (Front View)
24
Performance Monitoring
25
Security
25
Power
25
Integration with Lantronix Consoleflow
25
Applications
25
Protocol Support
26
Configuration Methods
26
Product Information Label
27
Figure 2-3 Product Label (EMG 8500 Shown)
27
EMG 8500 Hardware Components
28
Figure 2-4 EMG 8500 Unit (Front Side)
28
Figure 2-5 EMG 8500 Unit (Back Side)
28
EMG 7500 Hardware Components
29
Figure 2-6 EMG 7500 Unit (Front Side)
29
Figure 2-7 EMG 7500 Unit with Wi-Fi Module (Back Side)
29
System Features
30
Access Control
30
Device Port Buffer
30
Console Port Interface
30
Figure 2-8 Console Port Pinout
30
Device Port Interfaces
31
Table 2-9 Device DCE (Reversed) & DTE Port Pinout
31
I/O Modules
32
Network Connections
32
Figure 2-10 EMG 8500 Dual Ethernet Network Connection
32
Figure 2-11 EMG 8500 Dual SFP Connection
33
Connectivity Modules
34
Figure 2-12 EMG 8500 LTE Cellular Modem Module
34
Front Panel Leds
35
Digital IO Port
35
Table 2-13 Front Panel LED Indicators
35
Figure 2-14 Digital I/O Port
36
3 : EMG 8500 Installation
37
EMG 8500 Package Contents
37
Table 3-1 EMG 8500 Parts
37
Table 3-2 EMG 8500 Device Modules
37
Customize an EMG
38
Order Information
38
User Supplied Items
38
Hardware Specifications
39
Table 3-3 EMG 8500 Technical Specifications
39
Physical Installation
40
Rack Mount Installation
41
Figure 3-4 EMG 8500 Rack Mount Dimensions
41
Wall Mount Installation
42
Figure 3-5 EMG 8500 Wall Mount Dimensions
42
Connecting to a Device Port
44
Table 3-6 Console Port and Device Port - Reverse Pinout Disabled
44
Table 3-7 Device Port - Reverse Pinout Enabled (Default)
44
Modular Expansion for I/O Module Bays
45
Figure 3-8 Sample Device Port Connections (Front Side)
45
Connecting to Network Ports
46
Modular Expansion for Connectivity Module Bays
46
Table 3-9 Available I/O Module Configurations for EMG 8500
46
Connecting Terminals
47
Figure 3-10 Sample Connectivity Module Configuration (Back Side)
47
Power Input
48
Figure 3-11 Power Input
48
I/O Module Installation
49
Connectivity Module Installation
50
Modem Installation
52
4 : EMG 7500 Installation
53
EMG 7500 Package Contents
53
Order Information
53
User Supplied Items
53
Table 4-1 EMG 7500 Parts
53
Hardware Specifications
54
Table 4-2 EMG 7500 Technical Specifications
54
Physical Installation
55
Rack Mount Installation
56
Figure 4-3 EMG 7500 Rack Mount Configurations
56
Figure 4-4 EMG 7500 Rack Mount Screw Placement
56
Wall Mount Installation
57
Figure 4-5 Wall Mount Configuration
57
Connecting to a Device Port
58
Table 4-6 Console Port and Device Port - Reverse Pinout Disabled
58
Figure 4-8 EMG 7500 (Front Side)
59
Table 4-7 Device Port - Reverse Pinout Enabled (Default)
59
Connecting to Network Ports
60
Connecting Terminals
60
Power Input
61
Figure 4-9 EMG 7500 Power Input
61
Modem Installation
62
5 : Quick Setup
63
Recommendations
63
IP Address
63
Table 5-1 Methods of Assigning an IP Address
63
Lantronix Provisioning Manager
64
Method #1 Quick Setup on the Web Page
64
Figure 5-2 Quick Setup
65
Network Settings
66
Administrator Settings
67
Date & Time Settings
67
Figure 5-3 Quick Setup Completed in Web Manager
67
Method #2 Quick Setup on the Command Line Interface
68
Figure 5-4 Home
68
Figure 5-5 Beginning of Quick Setup Script
69
Figure 5-6 Quick Setup Completed in CLI
70
Next Step
71
Limiting Sysadmin User Access
71
6 : Web and Command Line Interfaces
72
Web Manager
72
Figure 6-1 Web Page Layout
72
Figure 6-2 Sample Dashboard
73
Logging in
74
Logging out
74
Web Page Help
75
Command Line Interface
75
Logging in
75
Logging out
76
Command Syntax
76
Command Line Help
76
Tips
76
General CLI Commands
77
Table 6-3 SCS Commands
77
Table 6-4 CLI Keyboard Shortcuts
78
7 : Networking
79
Requirements
79
Network Port Settings
80
Figure 7-1 Network > Network Settings (1 of 2)
81
Figure 7-2 Network > Network Settings (2 of 2)
82
Ethernet Interfaces (Eth1 and Eth2)
83
Figure 7-3 Network Settings > SFP NIC Information & Diagnostics
83
DHCP-Acquired DNS Servers
85
DNS Servers
85
Hostname & Name Servers
85
Gateway
86
TCP Keepalive Parameters
86
Fail-Over Settings
87
Fail-Over Cellular Gateway Configuration
89
Advanced Cellular Gateway Configuration
90
Fail-Over Cellular Gateway Firmware
91
Load Cellular Gateway Firmware Options
91
Ethernet Counters
92
Network Commands
92
Cellular Modem Settings
93
Figure 7-4 Network > Cellular Modem Settings Page
93
Cellular Interface
94
Cellular Modem Configuration
94
Cellular Modem Firmware
94
Cellular Status
94
Cellular Modem Commands
96
Wireless Settings
97
Wireless Overview
97
Wireless Client Settings
99
Figure 7-5 Network > Wireless Settings
100
Figure 7-6 Network > Wireless Settings > WLAN Profiles
103
Wireless Access Point Settings
107
Figure 7-7 Network > Wireless Settings > Access Point Settings
108
IP Filter
110
Viewing IP Filters
110
Mapping Rulesets
110
Figure 7-8 Network > IP Filter
110
Enabling IP Filters
111
Configuring IP Filters
112
Rule Parameters
112
Figure 7-9 Network > IP Filter Ruleset (Adding/Editing Rulesets)
112
Updating an IP Filter
114
Deleting an IP Filter
114
IP Filter Commands
114
Routing
115
Dynamic Routing
115
Static Routing
115
Figure 7-10 Network > Routing
115
Routing Commands
116
VPN Settings
116
Figure 7-11 Network > VPN (1 of 2)
118
Figure 7-12 Network > VPN (2 of 2)
119
Sample Ipsec.conf Files
127
VPN Commands
132
Security
133
Figure 7-13 Network > Security
135
Performance Monitoring
136
Figure 7-14 Network > Perf Monitoring
137
Figure 7-15 Performance Monitoring - Add/Edit Probe
139
Performance Monitoring - Add/Edit Probe
139
Performance Monitoring - Results
142
Table 7-16 Error Conditions Detected by Probes
144
Figure 7-17 Performance Monitoring - Operations
145
Performance Monitoring Commands
145
FQDN List
146
Figure 7-18 FQDN List
146
8 : Services
147
System Logging and Other Services
147
Ssh/Telnet/Logging
147
System Logging
148
Figure 8-1 Services > Ssh/Telnet/Logging
148
Audit Log
149
Smtp
149
Ssh
149
Telnet
150
Web Ssh/Web Telnet Settings
150
SSH Commands
151
Logging Commands
151
Snmp
151
Figure 8-2 Services > SNMP
152
V1/V2C Communities
154
V3 User Read-Only
154
Version 3
154
Services Commands
155
V3 User Read-Write
155
V3 User Trap
155
NFS and SMB/CIFS
156
Figure 8-3 Services > NFS & SMB/CIFS
156
NFS and SMB/CIFS Commands
157
SMB/CIFS Share
157
Secure Lantronix Network
158
Figure 8-4 Services > Secure Lantronix Network
158
Figure 8-5 IP Address Login Page
159
Figure 8-6 SSH or Telnet CLI Session
159
Browser Issues
160
Figure 8-7 Disabled Port Number Popup Window
160
Figure 8-8 Services > Secure Lantronix Network - Search Options
161
Troubleshooting Browser Issues
161
Secure Lantronix Network Commands
163
Web Ssh/Telnet Copy and Paste
163
Date and Time
164
Figure 8-9 Services > Date & Time
164
Date and Time Commands
165
Web Server
166
Figure 8-10 Services > Web Server
166
Admin Web Commands
168
Services - SSL Certificate
168
Figure 8-11 Web Server - SSL Certificate
169
Services - Web Sessions
171
Consoleflow
171
Figure 8-12 Web Server - Web Sessions
171
Figure 8-13 Services > Consoleflow
174
Consoleflow Commands
176
9 : USB/SD Card Port
177
Set up USB/SD Card Storage
177
Figure 9-1 Devices > USB / SD Card
178
Figure 9-2 Devices > USB > Configure
179
Figure 9-3 Devices > SD Card > Configure
179
Manage Files
180
USB Commands
181
SD Card Commands
181
Figure 9-4 Firmware and Configurations - Manage Files
181
10 : Device Ports
182
Connection Methods
182
Permissions
182
I/O Modules
183
Table 10-1 Supported I/O Module Configurations
183
Device Status
184
Device Ports
184
Figure 10-2 Devices > Device Status
184
Figure 10-3 Devices > Device Ports
185
Device Port Global Commands
186
Telnet/Ssh/Tcp in Port Numbers
186
Device Ports - Settings
187
Figure 10-4 Device Ports > Settings (1 of 2)
188
Device Port Settings
189
Figure 10-5 Device Ports > Settings (2 of 2)
189
IP Settings
191
Data Settings
192
Hardware Signal Triggers
193
Modem Settings (Device Ports)
194
Modem Settings: Text Mode
195
Modem Settings: PPP Mode
196
Device Ports - Power Management
197
Port Status and Counters
197
Table 10-6 Port Status and Counters
197
Figure 10-7 Device Ports - Power Management
199
Device Port - Sensorsoft Device
200
Figure 10-8 Devices > Device Ports - Sensorsoft
201
Device Commands
202
Device Port Commands
202
Figure 10-9 Sensorsoft Status
202
Interacting with a Device Port
203
Device Ports - Logging and Events
204
Local Logging
204
NFS File Logging
204
USB and SD Card Logging
204
Token/Data Detection
205
Syslog Logging
205
Token & Data Detection
206
Figure 10-10 Devices > Device Ports - Logging & Events
206
Local Logging
208
Log Viewing Attributes
208
NFS File Logging
208
USB / SD Card Logging
208
Syslog Logging
208
Logging Commands
209
Console Port
209
Figure 10-11 Devices > Console Port
209
Console Port Commands
210
Internal Modem Settings
211
Figure 10-12 Devices > Internal Modem
212
Internal Modem Commands
215
DIO Port
215
DIO Commands
216
Xmodem
217
Xmodem Commands
219
Host Lists
220
Host Parameters
220
Figure 10-13 Devices > Host Lists
220
Figure 10-14 Devices >View Host Lists
222
Host List Commands
223
Sites
224
Figure 10-15 Devices > Sites
224
Site Commands
226
Modem Dialing States
227
Dial in
227
Dial-Back
227
Dial-On-Demand
228
Dial-In & Dial-On-Demand
228
Dial-Back & Dial-On-Demand
229
CBCP Server and CBCP Client
230
CBCP Server
230
CBCP Client
230
Key Sequences
231
11 : Remote Power Managers
232
Devices - Rpms
232
Figure 11-1 Devices > Rpms
232
Figure 11-2 RPM Shutdown Order
233
Figure 11-3 RPM Notifications
234
Figure 11-4 RPM Raw Data Log
234
Figure 11-5 RPM Logs
235
Figure 11-6 RPM Environmental Log
235
Rpms - Add Device
235
Figure 11-7 Devices > Rpms - Add Device
236
Rpms - Manage Device
238
Figure 11-8 Rpms - Manage Device
238
Rpms - Outlets
242
RPM Shutdown Procedure
242
Figure 11-9 Rpms - Outlets
242
Optimizing and Troubleshooting RPM Behavior
244
RPM Commands
245
12 : Scripts
246
Figure 12-1 Devices > Scripts
246
Figure 12-2 Adding or Editing New Scripts
247
Figure 12-3 Scripts > Custom Scripts - Scheduler
249
Script Commands
251
Batch Script Syntax
252
Interface Script Syntax
253
Table 12-4 Interface Script Syntax Definitions
253
Primary Commands
254
Table 12-5 Primary Commands
254
Secondary Commands
255
Table 12-6 Secondary Commands
256
Control Flow Commands
257
Table 12-7 Control Flow Commands
257
Custom Script Syntax
259
Example Scripts
261
13 : Connections
280
Typical Setup Scenarios for the EMG Unit
280
Terminal Server
280
Figure 13-1 Terminal Server
280
Remote Access Server
281
Reverse Terminal Server
281
Figure 13-2 Remote Access Server
281
Figure 13-3 Reverse Terminal Server
281
Multiport Device Server
282
Console Server
282
Figure 13-4 Multiport Device Server
282
Connection Configuration
283
Figure 13-5 Console Server
283
Figure 13-6 Devices > Connections
284
Connection Commands
285
Figure 13-7 Current Connections
285
14 : User Authentication
286
Figure 14-1 User Authentication > Auth Methods
287
Authentication Commands
288
Table 14-2 User Types and Rights
289
User Rights
289
Local and Remote User Settings
290
Figure 14-3 User Authentication > Local/Remote Users
290
Sysadmin Account Default Login Values
291
Adding, Editing or Deleting a User
292
Figure 14-4 User Authentication > Local/Remote User Settings
293
Local Users Commands
296
Remote User Rights Commands
296
Shortcut
296
Nis
297
Figure 14-5 User Authentication > NIS
297
NIS Commands
299
Ldap
300
Figure 14-6 User Authentication > LDAP
301
LDAP Commands
304
Radius
305
Figure 14-7 User Authentication > RADIUS
305
RADIUS Commands
308
User Attributes & Permissions from LDAP Schema or RADIUS VSA
308
Kerberos
310
Figure 14-8 User Authentication > Kerberos
310
Kerberos Commands
312
Tacacs
313
TACACS+ Groups
313
Figure 14-9 User Authentication > TACACS
314
TACACS+ Commands
316
Groups
317
Figure 14-10 User Authentication > Groups
318
Group Commands
320
SSH Keys
321
Overview
321
Imported Keys
321
Exported Keys
321
Create an SSH Key
321
Imported Keys (SSH In)
323
Figure 14-11 User Authentication > SSH Keys
323
Exported Keys (SSH Out)
324
SSH Server/Host Keys
325
Figure 14-12 Current Host Keys
326
SSH Commands
327
Custom Menus
328
Figure 14-13 User Authentication > Custom Menus
328
Custom User Menu Commands
330
Lantronix EMG 7500 Quick Start Manual (2 pages)
Edge Management Gateway
Brand:
Lantronix
| Category:
Gateway
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
1. Hardware Overview
1
2. Connecting the Emg 7500
1
3. Hardware Installation
1
4. Ip Addressing
2
5. Run Quick Setup to Configure Network (Ip) Settings
2
6. Logging in
2
Safety and Hazards
2
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