Avocent PS/2 KVM manual Snmp Log, NFS Log, Log Event Assignments

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Email address text field in the Event Log Settings. These mails contain the same description strings as the internal log file and the mail subject is filled with the event group of the occurred log event. In order to use this log destination you must specify a SMTP server, that has to be reachable from the PS/2 KVM over IP switch device and that needs no authentication at all (<serverip>:<port>).

. SNMP Log

If this is activated, PS/2 KVM over IP switch sends a SNMP trap to a specified destination IP address, every time a log event occurs. If the receiver requires a community string, you can set it in the appropriate text field. Most of the event traps only contain one descriptive string with all information about the log event. Only authentication and host power events have an own trap class that contains of several fields with detailed information about the occurred event. To receive this SNMP traps, any SNMP trap listener may be used.

. NFS Log

You have the possibility to define a NFS server, where a directory or a static link have to be exported, to write all logging data to a file that is located there. To write logging data from more than one PS/2 KVM over IP switch devices to only one NFS share, you have to define a file name that is unique for each device. When you change the NFS settings and press the apply button, the NFS share will be mounted immediately. That means, the NFS share and the NFS server must be filled with valid sources or you will get an error message.

Note: In contrast to the internal log file on PS/2 KVM over IP switch, the size of the NFS log file is not limited. Every log event will be appended to the end of the file so it grows continuously and you may want to delete it or move it away sometimes.

5.8.2.1.2 Log Event Assignments

Figure 5.20: Event Log Assignments

Here you can define which events are sent to which logging destination. Therefore events belong

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Contents Rev USER’S ManualTable of Contents Troubleshooting PIN Assigments Certificates Installation Quick Installation GuidePS/2 KVM over IP hardware installation Initial IP configurationRemote Console Web interfaceSingle port PS2 KVM over IP Introduction When the server is up and runningFeatures When the server is deadSingle port PS/2 KVM over IP Switch Package contentsTechnical specifications Model No System requirement Model No Cable diagrams PS/2 CableVGA Cable AT to PS/2 keyboard adapter OptionalStep Hardware installationOperation Overview Connecting the External Reset/Power Option Connecting Ethernet ConfigurationInitial Configuration Initial configuration via Dhcp serverIP autoconfiguration Initial configuration via serial interfaceMouse, Keyboard and Video configuration Host system mouse settingsPrerequisites UsageInternet Explorer showing the encryption key length Login into PS/2 KVM over IP switch and logoutMain Screen Single port PS2 KVM over IP Remote Console Show Remote Console Logout from PS/2 KVM over IP switchDescription of Remote Console Options Ctrl AltSingle port PS2 KVM over IP Auto mouse speed and mouse synchronization 3 PS/2 KVM over IP switch Mouse Synchronization IntroductionVideo settings Single and Double Mouse ModeVideo Settings through the HTML-Frontend Limitations of the mouse synchronizationPC Setting Video Settings through the remote consoleSSL Settings SSL Certificate Management Security settingsOrganizational unit Common nameOrganization Locality/CityMouse / Keyboard Settings Host Interface Challenge PasswordState/Province CountryEnable local video port Mouse Mode -Fixed mouse speedUSB Mouse Type Noise filterVideo quality and speed User Specific SettingsUser select box Remote Console TypeNetwork Settings Gateway IP address IP auto configurationPrimary DNS Server IP address Secondary DNS Server IP addressHttp port Disable Enterprise ManagementTelnet port Bandwidth limitationSingle port PS2 KVM over IP Configuration login Serial SettingsInline power module ModemUser Settings Modem SettingsSerial line speed Modem Init StringConfirm password PasswordExisting user User nameMaintenance features 5.8.2.1 Event Log Maintenance1 PS/2 KVM over IP switch Board Summary Event Log Settings Smtp Log Internal LogLog Event Assignments Snmp LogNFS Log Update Firmware Date/Time SettingSingle port PS2 KVM over IP Help Access via TelnetCls LogoutTerminal TroubleshootingCE Certificate CertificatesPin Assignments Single port PS2 KVM over IP Key Codes Table C.1 Key Names

PS/2 KVM specifications

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