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Moxa Technologies CN2610 series User Manual (286 pages)

Dual-LAN Async Server

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 5 MB

Copyright Notice
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Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction

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- Product Features
  9
  - Hardware
    9
  - Software
    9
- Package Checklist
  9
- Front Panel
  10
- Rear Panel
  10
- Bottom Label
  10
Chapter 2 Getting Started

11
- Hardware Installation
  12
  - Desktop
    12
  - Rackmount
    12
  - Wiring Requirements
    13
  - Connecting the CN2610-8/16'S Power
    13
  - Connecting to the Network
    13
  - Connecting to a Serial Device
    14
  - Connecting to the Console Port
    14
- Accessing the Console Utility
  14
- Configuring the CN2610-The Server Menu
  23
- Save
  30
- Restart
  30
Chapter 3 Knowing Your Application

32
Chapter 4 Setting up Windows Real Com/Linux Real Tty/Unix Fixed TTY

45
- Accessing the Console Utility
  46
- Selecting the Application
  47
- Configuring ASPP Mode
  48
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  49
- Save
  50
- Restart
  51
- Setting up Hosts
  51
Chapter 5 Setting up Device Control

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  93
- Selecting the Application
  94
- Configuring ASPP Mode
  95
- Configuring RAW Mode
  97
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  99
- Save
  100
- Restart
  100
- ASPP Library Introduction
  101
- ASPP Examples for Unix
  101
- ASPP Examples for Windows
  102
Chapter 6 Setting up Raw UDP

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  104
- Selecting the Application
  105
- Configuring RAW UDP Mode
  106
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  108
- Save
  109
- Restart
  109
Chapter 7 Setting up the Dual-Host Redundant Data Acquisition System

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  112
- Selecting the Application
  113
- Configuring DRDAS Mode
  114
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  115
- Save
  117
- Restart
  117
Chapter 8 Setting up Redundant COM Mode

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  120
- Selecting the Application
  121
- Configuring Redundant COM Mode
  122
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  125
- Save
  126
- Restart
  126
Chapter 9 Setting up Reverse Terminal

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  129
- Selecting the Application
  130
- Configuring RTELNET Mode
  131
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  132
- Save
  134
- Restart
  134
- Setting up Terminal
  135
- Accessing the Console Utility
  135
- Selecting the Application
  135
- Configuring TERM_ASC Mode
  135
Chapter 10 Setting up Terminal

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- Configuring TERM_BIN Mode
  141
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  143
- Save
  144
- Restart
  145
Chapter 11 Setting up Multi-Host TTY

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  147
- Selecting the Application
  148
- Configuring FIXTTY Mode
  149
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  150
- Save
  152
- Restart
  152
- Setting up Hosts
  153
Chapter 12 Setting up Dialin/Out

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  157
- Selecting the Application
  158
- Configuring PPPD/PPP Mode
  159
- Configuring SLIPD/SLIP Mode
  161
- Configuring Dynamic Mode
  163
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  168
- Configuring Modem Initialization
  169
- Optional Welcome Message
  170
- Configuring Optional Local User Information
  170
- Save
  171
- Restart
  171
- Setting up Printer
  173
Chapter 13 Setting up Printer

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  174
- Selecting the Application
  175
- Configuring RAW PRN Mode
  176
- Configuring LPD PRN Mode
  178
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  179
- Save
  180
- Restart
  181
- Setting up Unix Hosts
  181
  - Setting up a SCO Unix Host
    182
  - Setting up a SOLARIS X86 Host
    183
  - Setting up a LINUX Host
    184
- Setting up Windows Hosts
  185
  - Setting up a Windows NT Host
    185
  - Setting up a Windows 2000 Host
    189
- Setting up Multiplex
  194
Chapter 14 Setting up Multiplex

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  195
- Selecting the Application
  196
- Configuring the "Host" CN2610
  196
- Configuring the "Device" CN2610
  200
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  204
- Save
  205
- Restart
  206
- Setting up Routing
  207
Chapter 15 Setting up Routing

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- Accessing the Console Utility
  208
- What Is RIP
  209
- Configuring RIP
  209
- Configuring the Static Routing Table
  210
- Static Routing Examples
  211
- Save
  214
- Restart
  214
- Administrative Utilities
  215
Chapter 16 Administrative Utilities

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- Ping
  216
- Monitor
  216
  - Line
    217
  - Network
    218
  - Async
    219
  - Routing
    220
  - PPP-Trace
    220
- Diagnostic
  221
- Upgrade
  222
  - Upgrading with the Windows Utility
    222
  - Console Terminal Upgrade
    223
  - Upgrading through the Serial Console
    225
  - Remote RCP Upgrade
    228
- Windows Driver Manager Utility
  230
  - Installing CN2610 Windows Driver Manager
    230
  - Using CN2610 Windows Driver Manager
    233
- Windows Monitor Utility
  241
  - Installing CN2610 Nport Monitor Utility
    241
  - Using Nport Monitor Utility
    244
- Export
  246
  - Console Terminal Export
    246
  - Remote RCP Export
    249
- Import
  249
  - Console Terminal Import
    249
  - Remote RCP Import
    252
- Default
  253
Appendix A Troubleshooting

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- Console Terminal Problems
  255
- Configuring Dual Ethernet Ports
  257
- Terminal Port Problems
  258
- Saving the Cn2610'S Parameters
  258
- ASPP Port Problems
  259
- SLIP/PPP Connection Problems
  259
- RADIUS Problems
  259
Appendix B RADIUS Server

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- What Is RADIUS
  262
  - Definition
    262
  - Client/Server Architecture
    262
- Setting up the CN2610
  262
  - Setting up the RADIUS Server IP Address
    262
  - Setting up Port Configuration
    263
- Setting up UNIX Hosts
  265
  - Installing the RADIUS Execution File
    265
  - RADIUS Server Configuration
    266
  - Basic/Extended Permission Group Setting
    267
  - User Settings
    269
- Setting up Windows NT Hosts
  271
- Setting up Windows 2000 Hosts
  273
- Setting up Windows 2003 Hosts
  276
Appendix C SNMP Agent with MIB II

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Appendix D Pin Assignments and Cable Wiring

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- Pin Assignments
  281
- Cable Wiring
  281

Moxa Technologies CN2610 series User Manual (136 pages)

Dual-LAN Terminal Server

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 14 MB

Copyright Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

6
- Package Checklist
  7
- Product Features
  7
- Product Specifications
  7
- Front Panel
  9
- Rear Panel
  10
- Bottom Label
  11
2 Hardware Installation

12
- Desktop
  13
- Rackmount
  13
- Wiring Requirements
  13
- Connecting the CN2600-8/16'S Power
  14
- Connecting the CN2600-8/16-Hv's Power
  14
- Grounding the CN2600-8/16-HV
  15
- Connecting to the Network
  15
- Connecting to a Serial Device
  15
- Connecting to the Console Port
  15
- Adjustable Pull High/Low Resistors for the RS-485 Port
  16
3 Initial IP Address Configuration

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- Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
  18
- Factory Default IP Address
  18
- Configuration Options
  18
  - Terminal Server Search Utility
    18
  - Web Console
    18
  - LCM Console/Front Panel
    18
  - Arp
    19
  - Telnet Console
    20
  - Serial Console
    23
4 Serial Port Operation Modes

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- Overview
  26
- Device Control Applications
  26
  - Real COM Mode
    26
  - RFC2217 Mode
    27
- Socket Applications
  27
  - TCP Server Mode
    27
  - TCP Client Mode
    27
  - UDP Mode
    28
- Redundant COM
  28
- Dual-Host Redundant Data Acquisition System (DRDAS)
  29
- Terminal Applications
  30
  - Terminal ASCII Mode
    30
  - Terminal bin Mode
    30
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  31
  - Reverse Telnet
    31
- Dial In/Out Modes
  32
- Disabled Mode
  32
5 Configuration with the Web Console

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- Using Your Web Browser
  34
  - Browser Cookie Settings
    34
  - Trusted Site Settings
    35
  - Opening the Web Console
    36
- Web Console Navigation
  37
- Basic Settings
  37
  - Server Settings
    37
  - Time Settings
    37
- Network Settings
  38
6 Configuring Serial Port Operation Modes

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- Port Setting Basics
  46
- Device Control Applications
  47
  - Real COM Mode
    47
  - RFC2217 Mode
    49
- Socket Applications
  50
  - TCP Server Mode
    50
  - TCP Client Mode
    52
  - UDP Mode
    55
- Redundant COM
  56
- Drdas
  58
  - DRDAS Real COM
    58
  - DRDAS TCP Server
    60
- Terminal Applications
  62
  - Terminal ASCII (TERM_ASC)
    62
  - Terminal bin (TERM_BIN)
    63
- Reverse Terminal
  65
- Dial In/Out Applications
  66
  - PPP Mode
    66
  - PPPD Mode
    67
  - SLIP Mode
    68
  - SLIPD Mode
    69
  - Dynamic Mode
    70
- Disabled Mode
  70
7 Additional Serial Port Settings

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- Port Communication Parameters
  72
- Serial Parameters
  72
- Port Data Buffering/Log
  73
- Port Modem Settings
  73
- Welcome Message
  74
8 System Management Settings

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- Misc. Network Settings
  76
  - Accessible IP List
    76
  - SNMP Agent Settings
    77
  - Ddns
    78
  - Host Table
    78
  - User Table
    79
  - Authentication Server
    79
  - System Log Settings
    80
- Auto Warning Settings
  80
  - Event Settings
    80
  - Serial Event Settings
    81
  - E-Mail Alert
    82
  - SNMP Trap
    83
- Maintenance
  83
  - Console Setting
    83
  - Ping
    84
  - Firmware Upgrade
    84
  - Configurating Import/Export
    85
  - Load Factory Defaults
    86
  - Change Password
    86
- Certificate
  87
  - Ethernet SSL Certificate Import
    87
  - Certificate/Key Delete
    87
- System Monitoring
  87
  - Serial to Network Connections
    87
  - Serial Port Status
    88
  - Serial Port Error Count
    88
  - Serial Port Settings
    88
  - Network Connections
    89
  - Network Statistics
    89
  - Serial Data Log
    90
  - System Log
    90
  - Routing
    91
- Save Configuration
  91
- Restart
  92
  - Restart System
    92
  - Restart Ports
    92
9 Software Installation/Configuration

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- Nport Search Utility
  94
  - Installing Nport Search Utility
    94
  - Configuring Nport Search Utility
    96
- Windows Driver Manager
  97
  - Installing Nport Windows Driver Manager
    97
  - Using Nport Windows Driver Manager
    99
- Windows Monitor Utility
  106
  - Installing the Nport Monitor Utility
    106
  - Using the Nport Monitor Utility
    108
- Linux Real TTY Drivers
  109
  - Basic Procedures
    109
  - Hardware Setup
    110
  - Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files
    110
  - Mapping TTY Ports
    110
  - Removing Mapped TTY Ports
    111
  - Removing Linux Driver Files
    112
- The UNIX Fixed TTY Driver
  112
  - Installing the UNIX Driver
    112
  - Configuring the UNIX Driver
    113
Pinouts and Cable Wiring

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- Port Pinout Diagrams
  115
  - RS-232/422/485 (Male DB9) Pinouts
    115
  - RS-232 (Male DB9) Pinouts
    115
  - RS-232 (Male RJ45) Pinouts
    116
  - RS-232/422/485 (Male RJ45) Pinouts
    116
- Cable Wiring Diagrams
  117
  - Ethernet Cables
    117
  - Serial Cables
    119
  - Serial Cables (RS-422/4-Wire
    120
  - Pin Assignments for DB9 and DB25 Connectors
    121
SNMP Agent with MIB II

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Dynamic Domain Name Server

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- Overview
  124
- Configuration
  125
Well Known Port Numbers

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RADIUS Server

128
- What Is RADIUS
  129
  - Definition
    129
  - Client/Server Architecture
    129
- Setting up the CN2600
  130
  - Setting up the RADIUS Server IP Address
    130
  - Serial Port Configuration
    130
- Setting up UNIX Hosts
  130
- Setting up Windows NT Hosts
  131
- Setting up Windows 2000 Hosts
  132
- Setting up Windows 2003 Hosts
  134
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Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Chapter 3 Knowing Your Application

Chapter 4 Setting up Windows Real Com/Linux Real Tty/Unix Fixed TTY

Chapter 5 Setting up Device Control

Chapter 6 Setting up Raw UDP

Chapter 7 Setting up the Dual-Host Redundant Data Acquisition System

Chapter 8 Setting up Redundant COM Mode

Chapter 9 Setting up Reverse Terminal

Chapter 10 Setting up Terminal

Chapter 11 Setting up Multi-Host TTY

Chapter 12 Setting up Dialin/Out

Chapter 13 Setting up Printer

Chapter 14 Setting up Multiplex

Chapter 15 Setting up Routing

Chapter 16 Administrative Utilities

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Appendix C SNMP Agent with MIB II

Appendix D Pin Assignments and Cable Wiring

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7 Additional Serial Port Settings

8 System Management Settings

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