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Serial Ports

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2.Enter the user name and password to log in, so you can start to use it as if you were running a telnet client program (e.g., Telnet DOS program, PuTTY).

Note: The active serial port’s name will appear on the window bar. A connection-status indicator will also appear on the lower-right side of the window.

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Contents F1DP116Sea OmniView Serial Console ServerTable of Contents Edit the Access Control List ACL Change Password Page Product Overview Package ContentsIntroduction Console Server provides the followingRemote and secure power controller Console Server Features In-band and out-of-band managementAccess port lists for users Diverse devices managementSystem Requirements Equipment RequirementsJava Plug-In IEC power LAN port Local console port Unit Display Diagrams Front/Rear Panel Link LEDPorts Power Red power indication LED Indicators, Button, and ConnectorsEthernet Link/Act/10/100Mbps Orange 10BaseT Ethernet connection establishedGeneral SpecificationsLocal Installation MAC Address Serial Number Desktop or Rack-MountingRack-Mounting DB9M Connecting the Target Devices to the Console ServerInitial Settings Network ConfigurationWeb-Browser Interface Identifying the IP AddressUser Name Password Admin LoginUser Name Default Password Access Privileges Network-Configuration Main-Connect Network ConfigurationSection Menu Layout Following figure depicts the structure of the interfaceSystem Reboot Network IP ConfigSystem Reset to Default Network Current IPWeb-Browser Management Interface Section IP Configuration Network SettingsSpecified host range Base host IP address Subnet mask IP FilteringChain Rule Chain Rule of IP Filter Local Web-Server ConfigurationRadius and Local Dynamic DNS Radius Server User HostHTTPS/SSL RADIUS-Server ConfigurationPort Authentication ConfigurationSerial Ports Port Title Port Enable/DisableOperation Modes Console-Server ModeTerminal-Server Mode TCP Keep-Alive No Configuration RequiredListening TCP Port Number ProtocolSerial-to-Serial Mode Dial-in Modem ModeSerial-Port Parameters Port Logging Connection Break FunctionTelnet Java Applet Section Enable and Configure Serial-to-Serial InstallationSerial-to-Serial Function Section Serial Ports System Status and Log System Logging User Administration System AdministrationUser Name and Password Guidelines Add UserRemove User Edit the Access Control list ACL Date and Time NTP Change PasswordUpgrade from the Web Interface Firmware UpgradeSSL Certificate Secure Http Certificate System Administration Section System Administration Reboot Reset to Factory-Default SettingsDefault Settings Server Name BelkinSC Technical DataEnabled F1D120ea RJ45F-DB9F DTE DB9 Female DTE Adapter Appendix a AdaptersF1D121ea RJ45F-DB25F DTE DB25 Female DTE Adapter F1D123ea RJ45F-DB25M DTE DB25 Male DTE Adapter F1D122ea RJ45F-DB25M DCE DB25 Male DCE AdapterF1D124ea RJ45F-RJ45M Cisco RJ45 Male Adapter Standard Ethernet Cable RJ45 Pin-Out Description Appendix B Ethernet Pin-Outs RJ45Port Number Protocol Appendix C Well-Known TCP/UDP Port NumbersAppendix D Protocol Glossary Radius Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service PAP Password Authentication ProtocolTACACS+ Terminal Access Controller Access Control System NTP Network Time ProtocolAppendix E Creating CA Files Openssl req -new -key cakey.pem -out server.csr FCC Statement InformationCE Declaration of Conformity What the period of coverage isWhat is not covered by this warranty? What will we do to correct problems?How to get service How state law relates to the warranty Page Free Tech Support