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Lantronix 900-560 manual Note The Adobe SVG plug-in is required to view the CPU Load Graph

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Part Number Revision A September XPort Pro User GuideRevision History Copyright & TrademarkContacts Disclaimer & RevisionsIntroduction ContentsUsing This Guide 6. Line, Tunnel, Terminal, and Host Settings Using DeviceInstaller4. Configuration Using Web Manager Network Settings11. Maintenance and Diagnostics Settings Services SettingsSecurity Settings 10. VIP Settings15. VIP 12. Advanced Settings13. Point to Point Protocol PPP 14. TunnelingFigures Figure 6-6a. Tunnel 1 Packing Mode Mode = Disable XPort Pro User Guide ContentsXML Import Configuration XML Import Configuration from External FileChapter 1. Using This GuidePurpose and Audience Summary of Chapters15 VIP ChapterDescription Description Additional DocumentationDocument Applications Key Features2. Introduction Evolution OS Protocol SupportVIP Access Additional FeaturesWeb-Based Configuration and Troubleshooting Command-Line Interface CLITerminal Server/Device Management Troubleshooting CapabilitiesEnterprise-Grade Security IP Address Configuration MethodsAddresses and Port Numbers Hardware AddressPort Numbers Product Information LabelAccessing XPort Pro using DeviceInstaller 3. Using DeviceInstallerDescription Device Details SummaryCurrent Settings Description Current SettingsAccessing Web Manager through a Web Browser 4. Configuration Using Web ManagerFigure 4-1. Web Manager Home Page 4 Configuration Using Web ManagerXPort Pro User Guide Configuration and/or Status Area Footer Information and Help Area Web Manager Page ComponentsHeader Items to configure Links to subpages Menu Bar See Page Navigating the Web ManagerWeb Manager Page DescriptionSee Page Web Manager PageDescription Figure 4-3. Device Status Device Status PageNetwork 1 eth0 Interface Status 5. Network SettingsNetwork Settings Figure 5-2. Network 1 eth0 Interface Configuration Network 1 eth0 Interface ConfigurationTo view and configure network interface settings Description ConfigurationPage Settings NetworkTo view and configure the Ethernet link Network 1 Ethernet LinkNetwork 1Description Interface Configuration Page Settings Network 1-Ethernet Link Page SettingsSelect the Ethernet link speed. Default is Auto Select the Ethernet link duplex mode. Default is AutoLine 1 Statistics 6. Line, Tunnel, Terminal, and Host SettingsLine Settings Line Line 1 ConfigurationConfiguration Page SettingsLine Line 1 Command ModeConfiguration Page SettingsLine Command ModePage Settings Figure 6-3. Line 1 Command ModeLine Tunnel SettingsCommand Mode Page SettingsTo configure serial settings Serial SettingsTunnel 1 - Statistics Figure 6-5. Tunnel 1 Serial Settings Settings PageSettings Line SettingsTo configure the tunnel Packing Mode Packing ModeMode Page SettingsTunnel - Packing DescriptionDescription Accept ModePage Settings TunnelAccept Mode Page SettingsTunnel DescriptionFigure 6-10. Tunnel 1 Connect Mode Connect ModeTo configure Tunnel 1 Connect Mode Description Page SettingsReconnect Timer TunnelTunnel Connecting Multiple HostsConfiguring Additional Hosts Page SettingsTo promote a specific Host Host IP PromotionTo configure the tunnel Disconnect Mode Disconnect ModeDescription Mode Page SettingsModem Emulation Tunnel - DisconnectCommands SettingsEcho Commands Error UnknownLine Terminal Configuration Terminal SettingsTerminal on Line Network Terminal ConfigurationConfiguration Page SettingsTerminal on Line Configuration PageSettings Figure 6-16. Terminal on Network ConfigurationDescription Host ConfigurationSettings Host PageCPM Configurable Pins 7. Configurable Pin ManagerDescription Current ConfigurationConfiguration CPM - CPsNote These changes to a CP are not saved in FLASH. Instead, these CP settings are used when the CP is added to a CP Group. When the CP Group is saved, its CP settings are saved with it. Thus, a particular CP may be defined as “Input” in one group but as “Output” in another. Only one group c ontaining any particular CP may be enabled at once To configure the XPort Pro CP groups CPM GroupsIndicates whether the group is enabled or disabled Current ConfigurationGroup Status Configuration3. Click Submit To add a CP to a CP group 2. Click Submit To enable or disable a CP groupTo delete a CP group 3. Click Submit To set a CP group’s valuePPP Configuration 8. Services SettingsDNS Configuration Local IP Address PPP Configuration PageSettings DescriptionAuthentication Mode SNMP ConfigurationPPP Configuration Page SettingsDescription SNMP Page SettingsSelect On to enable SNMP Figure 8-3. SNMP ConfigurationDescription FTP ConfigurationFTP Page Settings Figure 8-4. FTP Configurationthe device is open to malicious update TFTP ConfigurationTFTP Page Settings Note TFTP has no way to authenticate the client soDescription Syslog ConfigurationSettings Syslog PageHTTP Statistics HTTP ConfigurationFigure 8-8. HTTP Configuration Change HTTP ConfigurationTo configure HTTP Description ConfigurationPage Settings HTTPDescription HTTP AuthenticationHTTP Configuration Page Settings Figure 8-9. HTTP AuthenticationDescription HTTP AuthenticationSettings PasswordDescription RSS SettingsSettings RSS PageLPD Statistics Page LPD SettingsSelect Enabled to print the banner even if the print job does LPD Configuration PageConfiguration Page SettingsBinary ConfigurationPage Settings DescriptionSSH Server Host Keys 9. Security SettingsSSH Settings Host Keys Page SettingsSSH Server DescriptionSSH Server Authorized Users Description SSH Client Known HostsPage Settings SSH ServerDescription SSH Client User ConfigurationPage Settings SSH ClientSSH Client SettingsPassword CommandDescription SSL SettingsSettings SSH ClientUpload SettingsSSL Page DescriptionUpload Authority SettingsSSL Page DescriptionOrganization SettingsSSL Page DescriptionFigure 10-1. VIP Statistics Page 10. VIP SettingsVirtual IP VIP Statistics Description Virtual IP VIP ConfigurationLine - Configuration Page SettingsXPort Pro User Guide 10 VIP SettingsFigure 10-2. VIP Configuration Page 3. Click SubmitFile System Statistics 11. Maintenance and Diagnostics SettingsFile System Configuration To browse the XPort Pro file system File System BrowserFigure 11-2. File system Browser Create Page SettingsFile system Browser DescriptionCAUTION Setting this flag may pose a security risk Protocol Stack ConfigurationTCP Settings Figure 11-4. IP Protocol Page IP SettingsNote Both the IP and MAC addresses are required for the ARP cache ICMP SettingsARP Settings Description IP Address FilterIP Address Filter Page Settings Figure 11-7. IP Address Filter ConfigurationFigure 11-8. Query Port Configuration Query PortHardware DiagnosticsTo view XPort Pro MIB-II statistics MIB-II StatisticsFigure 11-11. IP Sockets IP SocketsTo display open network sockets on the XPort Pro Figure 11-12. Diagnostics Ping PingDiagnostics Ping Page SettingsPro when issuing the traceroute command TracerouteDiagnostics SettingsPage Settings DNS LookupNote A DNS server must be configured for DNS Lookup to work Diagnostics DNS LookupTo display memory statistics for the XPort Pro MemoryFigure 11-15. Diagnostics Memory To display the XPort Pro buffer pools Buffer PoolsProcesses Note The Adobe SVG plug-in is required to view the CPU Load Graph Figure 11-17. Diagnostics ProcessesSystem Page System ConfigurationTo configure the XPort Pro system settings SettingsDescription Settingsreboot System PageEmail Statistics 12. Advanced SettingsEmail Configuration Figure 12-2. Email Configuration Email ConfigurationTo configure XPort Pro email settings Description ConfigurationPage Settings EmailCommand Line Interface Statistics Command Line Interface SettingsSettings CLI ConfigurationCommand Line ConfigurationConfiguration XML ConfigurationXML Export Configuration Command LineFigure 12-5. XML Export Configuration To export a system configuration recordDescription Configuration PageSettings XML ExportDescription XML Export StatusPage Settings XML Status RecordDescription XML Import System Configuration PagePage Settings XML Status RecordTo import a system configuration Import Configuration from External FileFigure 12-9. XML Import from Filesystem Import Configuration from the FilesystemDescription ConfigurationSettings ImportImport Lines from Single Line Settings on the Filesystem Description XML Import Lines from Single Line SettingsSettings Import Lines13. Point to Point Protocol PPP pass packets through the XPort Pro, a static route must be configured on both the Connect Mode 14. TunnelingPage Disconnect Mode Accept ModeModem Emulation Command ModePacking Mode Description CommandDescription Serial Line SettingsStatistics Command15. VIP Tunneling with VIP AccessObtaining a bootstrap file Enabling VIP Importing the bootstrap fileConfiguring Tunnels to Use VIP Secure Shell SSH SSH Server Configuration16. Security in Detail To configure SSH client settings SSH Client ConfigurationCertificate Secure Sockets Layer SSLCipherSuites CertificatesObtaining a Certificate and Private Key Security Certificate PrinciplesRSA or DSA Steel Belted Radius UtilitiesOpenSSL FreeRadius Web Manager Customization 17. Branding the XPort ProTo change the XPort Pro short and long names with the web manager Command ModeLoading New Firmware 18. Updating FirmwareObtaining Firmware Email eutechsupp@lantronix.com or eusupport@lantronix.com A Technical SupportTechnical Support US Technical Support Europe, Middle East, AfricaDecimal B Binary to Hexadecimal ConversionsConverting Binary to Hexadecimal Conversion TableScientific Calculator Manufacturer’s Name & Address C ComplianceManufacturer’s Contact XPort Pro User Guide D WarrantyIndex Page Index