Cyclades ACS48, 2.3.0 specification

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Cyclades ACS48, 2.3.0 user manual

Contents

AlterPath Console Server Page Table of Contents Configuring the Web Interface Supported Browsers and JRE 139 Page Before You Begin Password field Outlines the Safety Considerations forExample Network Access Method Examples Naming Conventions Example Document Symbols To select is the same as to click your mouse ACS Access and Configuration Audience Product Models and Components Figure below shows AlterPath ACS1 through ACS48 ACS Setup Diagram Installing the ACS Package Contents Package Contents ACS4 through ACS48 Package Contents ACS1 Rack Mounting the ACS Brackets System Requirements Hardware Connectivity Configuration MethodDefault Configuration Parameters Browsers and JRE Pre-Install ChecklistProcedures given in Appendix C Supported Installation and Configuration Process Task 1 Install ACS and connect to the network Task 2 Configure network settings Initial Configuration Using the ACS Console Port Proceed to Task Task 5 Configure the web interface in Expert Mode Task 3 Configure via Web WizardTask 4 Test Configuration To create new users, see Wizard Mode Access page 4-10 Using the Web Interface Using the Web Interface System brings up the Port Selection form Using the Command Line Interface CLI Logging onto the Terminal Telnet AccessSSH Access Where Tsmenu Access From SSH Closing the session from tsmenuFrom Telnet Power Management Security Configuring the Web Interface Overview Logging For more detailed information, see Chapter Configuring the Web Interface User Entry Panel or Form Wizard ModeACS Web Interface GUI Elements Menu Panel Control Buttons Top Menu Bar Expert ModeOr Form Indicator Form Tabs Button Name Use this button to Saving Your ConfigurationButton Functions Configuring the Web Interface Settings Configuring in Wizard ModeNetwork Settings Configuring the Web Interface Port Profile Field Name Definition Access Then go to Security Users and Groups Changing a User Password Adding a User PasswordRepeat Password User Name Deleting a User Select Apply Changes Data Buffering File Size Bytes DestinationMode Record the time stamp System Log Applications Configuring in Expert ModeExpert Mode Menu Menu Selection Use this menu to Network Security Administration Ports Applications Connect Applications Power Management Form Title Use this form to Applications Power management Outlets Manager To Edit the Power Up Interval Applications Power Management View IPDUs Info Applications Power Management Users Manager Deleting a User Applications Power Management Configuration Applications Power Management Software Upgrade Configuring the Web Interface Applications Terminal Profile Menu Configuring the Web Interface Network Host Settings Filed Name Field Definition New Syslog Server Network SyslogFacility Number Syslog Servers Network Pcmcia Management Pcmcia Configuration Dialog Boxes Isdn GSM Remote IP Access Method ModemLocal IP Call Back Access Method Isdn Access Method GSM Pin Number Access Method Ethernet Access Method Compact Flash Access Method Wireless LAN What is VPN Role of IPsec Authentication Keys Network VPN Connections Connection Name Authentication ProtocolAuthentication Method Remote Right RSA Key Snmp Daemon SettingsBoot Action Local Left To configure Snmp Community SysLocation If you are using SNMPv3, skip steps 2 and 3 proceed to stepSysContact Source Permission System invokes the New/Modify Snmp v3 Configuration dialog Services Chain Firewall ConfigurationStructure of IP Filtering Rule Network Firewall Configuration Adding a Chain Editing a Chain Deleting a Chain Editing a Rule Mask TargetSource IP Inverted Destination IP Additional Fields Adding a Rule About the Reject Options Section Network Host Table Network Static Routes Go to Select Gateway or Interface Route Select Default , Network , or Host Network IPHost IP Metric Users and Groups Adding Users and Groups to the Access List Deleting a User from a Group Changing the User PasswordAll users must be assigned to a group User LoginActive Ports Sessions From Physical Ports PortsPorts Physical Ports Virtual Ports To configure the ports Associating an Alias to a Port Baud Rate Kbps Ports Physical Ports General PortAlias Power Management Access Go to Ports Physical Ports General Ports Physical Ports Access Authentication Type Definition NIS NIS Authentication Ldap or LdapDownLocal Entry Fields Based on Authentication TypeAuthentication Radius Field Name KerberosDownLocal Authentication Type NIS, LocalNIS or NISLocal All ACS onlyAuthentication Type Kerberos, KerberosDownLocal Authorized Users/Groups NIS Domain Name NIS Server IP Record the timestamp Ports Physical Ports Data BufferingFull Size Bytes Syslog Server Ports Physical Ports Multi-User Allow Multiple Sessions To configure ACS to allow multiple sessionsSniff Mode Menu Hotkey Ports Physical Ports Power Management Ports Physical Ports Other Ports Virtual Ports TCP Keep-alive Interval First Local TCP Port No Number of PortsFirst Local Port No First Remote TCP Port No Ports Ports Status Deleting a Slave Configuring the Web Interface 112 Administration Administration System Information Email , Pager , or Snmp Trap Administration NotificationNotification Alarm for Smtp Server IP Alarm TriggerTo/From/Subject/Body Smtp Port SMS Server IP Pager NumberText SMS Port 117 Trap Number Port DCD Alarm NotificationOID Type Value Server IP Administration Time / Date Manual Setting NTP Setting Administration Boot Configuration Field Name Definition Boot File Name Unit boot fromBoot Type Server’s IP Address Administration Backup Configuration To save configuration to a FTP server Backup and Restore Procedure Replace Configuration To Save Configuration to a Storage DeviceDefault Configuration Click on Apply Changes Administration Upgrade Firmware Click on Upgrade Now Administration Reboot Configuring the Web Interface 128 Hardware Specifications Supported Pcmcia Cards MK5002MPL 5GB Appendix a Hardware Specifications 132 Safety Guidelines for Rack-Mounting the ACS Safety Precautions for Operating the ACS Reliable Earthing Working inside the AlterPath Console Port Server FCC Warning Statement Replacing the BatteryWarnung Canadian DOC Notice Aviso de Precaución S-Mark Argentina Trabajar dentro del AlterPath Console Server Batería Tested Environment Installing JRESupported Web Browsers Requirements From Windows Internet Explorer From Windows Netscape or Mozilla Boot AuthenticationBios Break Signal CAS Dhcp An escape sequence is commonly used when the computer Domain Name Server. The computer you use to accessSequence of special characters that sends a command to a Commands Icmp Isdn IP packet filteringIPsec Kerberos MTU MACMasquerading Network Mask Object Identifiers OID NFSNTP Packet OIDSee Object Identifier Parity PPP PcmciaPort Radius Risc Smtp Snmp Tacacs Terminal Access Controller Access Control SystemStty TACACS+ TTY TelnetTerminal Server UDP Common problem is for a machine or operating system to Watchdog timer WDT is a device or electronic card thatSystem does not recover on its own Watchdog timer can be programmed to perform a warm