Belkin F1DP116SEA user manual Network Configuration, Web-Browser Interface, Initial Settings

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Network Configuration

Before you can connect to a target device, you will need to configure the network settings. The Console Server offers two methods of setting the network: via web-browser interface or through the local console port.

The Console Server offers support for both Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and static IP addressing. Belkin recommends that an IP address be reserved for the Console Server and that it remains static while connected to the network.

Web-Browser Interface

The web interface provides an easy way to configure the Console Server. The administrator can configure all features through the Web.

Initial Settings

The following section provides instructions for setting the IP address for the OmniView Serial Console Server.

Step 1 Identifying the IP Address

Once your Console Server has been connected to your network and is powered up, a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server on your network will automatically assign the Console Server an IP address, gateway address, and subnet mask.

To identify the IP address on your network, use the MAC address located on the back of the Console Server. If no DHCP server is found on your network, the Console Server will boot with the following static IP address: 192.168.2.156.

If you want to connect more than one Console Server to the same network and there is no DHCP server available, connect each Console Server to your network one at a time, and change the static IP address of each unit before connecting the next unit.

Note: If a DHCP server later becomes available on your network, the Console Server will take a new IP address from the DHCP server. To keep the original static IP address, you will need to disable DHCP (see page 18).

Step 2 Logging into the Web Interface

After you identified the IP address of your device, open your web browser. A list of supported browsers can be found on page 3.

Type in the Console Server’s IP address in the browser’s address field, using this format: http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (example: http://76.255.43.173). The login page will appear (see next page). Bookmark the page for easy reference.

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Contents OmniView Serial Console Server F1DP116SeaTable of Contents Edit the Access Control List ACL Change Password Page Introduction Package ContentsProduct Overview Console Server provides the followingAccess port lists for users Console Server Features In-band and out-of-band managementRemote and secure power controller Diverse devices managementJava Plug-In Equipment RequirementsSystem Requirements Ports Unit Display Diagrams Front/Rear Panel Link LEDIEC power LAN port Local console port Ethernet Link/Act/10/100Mbps LED Indicators, Button, and ConnectorsPower Red power indication Orange 10BaseT Ethernet connection establishedSpecifications General Local Installation Rack-Mounting Desktop or Rack-MountingMAC Address Serial Number Connecting the Target Devices to the Console Server DB9MWeb-Browser Interface Network ConfigurationInitial Settings Identifying the IP AddressUser Name Default Password Access Privileges LoginUser Name Password Admin Main-Connect Network Configuration Network-ConfigurationSection Following figure depicts the structure of the interface Menu LayoutSystem Reset to Default Network IP ConfigSystem Reboot Network Current IPWeb-Browser Management Interface Section Network Settings IP ConfigurationChain Rule IP FilteringSpecified host range Base host IP address Subnet mask Chain Rule of IP Filter Radius and Local Web-Server ConfigurationLocal Dynamic DNS User Host Radius ServerRADIUS-Server Configuration HTTPS/SSLSerial Ports ConfigurationPort Authentication Port Enable/Disable Port TitleConsole-Server Mode Operation ModesListening TCP Port Number TCP Keep-Alive No Configuration RequiredTerminal-Server Mode ProtocolSerial-Port Parameters Dial-in Modem ModeSerial-to-Serial Mode Port Logging Break Function ConnectionTelnet Java Applet Section Serial-to-Serial Function InstallationEnable and Configure Serial-to-Serial Section Serial Ports System Status and Log System Logging User Name and Password Guidelines System AdministrationUser Administration Add UserRemove User Edit the Access Control list ACL Change Password Date and Time NTPFirmware Upgrade Upgrade from the Web InterfaceSSL Certificate Secure Http Certificate System Administration Section System Administration Reset to Factory-Default Settings RebootEnabled Technical DataDefault Settings Server Name BelkinSC F1D121ea RJ45F-DB25F DTE DB25 Female DTE Adapter Appendix a AdaptersF1D120ea RJ45F-DB9F DTE DB9 Female DTE Adapter F1D122ea RJ45F-DB25M DCE DB25 Male DCE Adapter F1D123ea RJ45F-DB25M DTE DB25 Male DTE AdapterF1D124ea RJ45F-RJ45M Cisco RJ45 Male Adapter Appendix B Ethernet Pin-Outs RJ45 Standard Ethernet Cable RJ45 Pin-Out DescriptionAppendix C Well-Known TCP/UDP Port Numbers Port Number ProtocolAppendix D Protocol Glossary TACACS+ Terminal Access Controller Access Control System PAP Password Authentication ProtocolRadius Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service NTP Network Time ProtocolAppendix E Creating CA Files Openssl req -new -key cakey.pem -out server.csr CE Declaration of Conformity InformationFCC Statement What the period of coverage isHow to get service What will we do to correct problems?What is not covered by this warranty? How state law relates to the warranty Page Free Tech Support