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XPort Pro User Guide Part Number Revision A SeptemberCopyright & Trademark ContactsDisclaimer & Revisions Revision HistoryIntroduction ContentsUsing This Guide Using DeviceInstaller 4. Configuration Using Web ManagerNetwork Settings 6. Line, Tunnel, Terminal, and Host SettingsServices Settings Security Settings10. VIP Settings 11. Maintenance and Diagnostics Settings12. Advanced Settings 13. Point to Point Protocol PPP14. Tunneling 15. VIPFigures Figure 6-6a. Tunnel 1 Packing Mode Mode = Disable Contents XML Import ConfigurationXML Import Configuration from External File XPort Pro User Guide1. Using This Guide Purpose and AudienceSummary of Chapters Chapter15 VIP ChapterDescription Description Additional DocumentationDocument Applications Key Features2. Introduction Protocol Support Evolution OSAdditional Features Web-Based Configuration and TroubleshootingCommand-Line Interface CLI VIP AccessTerminal Server/Device Management Troubleshooting CapabilitiesEnterprise-Grade Security Configuration Methods Addresses and Port NumbersHardware Address IP AddressProduct Information Label Port Numbers3. Using DeviceInstaller Accessing XPort Pro using DeviceInstallerDescription Device Details SummaryCurrent Settings Current Settings Description4. Configuration Using Web Manager Accessing Web Manager through a Web BrowserFigure 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 Navigating the Web Manager Web Manager PageDescription See PageSee Page Web Manager PageDescription Device Status Page Figure 4-3. Device StatusNetwork 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 Configuration Page SettingsNetwork DescriptionTo view and configure the Ethernet link Network 1 Ethernet LinkNetwork 1Description Interface Configuration Page Settings Link Page Settings Select the Ethernet link speed. Default is AutoSelect the Ethernet link duplex mode. Default is Auto Network 1-EthernetLine 1 Statistics 6. Line, Tunnel, Terminal, and Host SettingsLine Settings Line 1 Configuration ConfigurationPage Settings LineLine 1 Command Mode ConfigurationPage Settings LineCommand Mode Page SettingsFigure 6-3. Line 1 Command Mode LineTunnel Settings Command ModePage Settings LineTo configure serial settings Serial SettingsTunnel 1 - Statistics Settings Page SettingsLine Settings Figure 6-5. Tunnel 1 Serial SettingsPacking Mode To configure the tunnel Packing ModeSettings Tunnel - PackingDescription Mode PageAccept Mode Page SettingsTunnel DescriptionPage Settings TunnelDescription Accept ModeFigure 6-10. Tunnel 1 Connect Mode Connect ModeTo configure Tunnel 1 Connect Mode Page Settings Reconnect TimerTunnel DescriptionConnecting Multiple Hosts Configuring Additional HostsPage Settings TunnelHost IP Promotion To promote a specific HostDisconnect Mode To configure the tunnel Disconnect ModeMode Page Settings Modem EmulationTunnel - Disconnect DescriptionSettings Echo CommandsError Unknown CommandsTerminal Settings Line Terminal ConfigurationNetwork Terminal Configuration Configuration PageSettings Terminal on LineConfiguration Page SettingsFigure 6-16. Terminal on Network Configuration Terminal on LineHost Configuration SettingsHost Page Description7. Configurable Pin Manager CPM Configurable PinsCurrent Configuration ConfigurationCPM - CPs DescriptionNote 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 CPM Groups To configure the XPort Pro CP groupsCurrent Configuration Group StatusConfiguration Indicates whether the group is enabled or disabled2. Click Submit To enable or disable a CP group To delete a CP group3. Click Submit To set a CP group’s value 3. Click Submit To add a CP to a CP groupPPP Configuration 8. Services SettingsDNS Configuration PPP Configuration Page SettingsDescription Local IP AddressSNMP Configuration PPP Configuration PageSettings Authentication ModeSNMP Page Settings Select On to enable SNMPFigure 8-3. SNMP Configuration DescriptionFTP Configuration FTP Page SettingsFigure 8-4. FTP Configuration DescriptionTFTP Configuration TFTP Page SettingsNote TFTP has no way to authenticate the client so the device is open to malicious updateSyslog Configuration SettingsSyslog Page DescriptionHTTP Configuration HTTP StatisticsFigure 8-8. HTTP Configuration Change HTTP ConfigurationTo configure HTTP Configuration Page SettingsHTTP DescriptionHTTP Authentication HTTP Configuration Page SettingsFigure 8-9. HTTP Authentication DescriptionHTTP Authentication SettingsPassword DescriptionRSS Settings SettingsRSS Page DescriptionLPD Settings LPD Statistics PageLPD Configuration Page ConfigurationPage Settings Select Enabled to print the banner even if the print job doesConfiguration Page SettingsDescription BinarySSH Server Host Keys 9. Security SettingsSSH Settings Page Settings SSH ServerDescription Host KeysSSH Server Authorized Users SSH Client Known Hosts Page SettingsSSH Server DescriptionSSH Client User Configuration Page SettingsSSH Client DescriptionSettings PasswordCommand SSH ClientSSL Settings SettingsSSH Client DescriptionSettings SSL PageDescription UploadSettings SSL PageDescription Upload AuthoritySettings SSL PageDescription OrganizationFigure 10-1. VIP Statistics Page 10. VIP SettingsVirtual IP VIP Statistics Virtual IP VIP Configuration Line - ConfigurationPage Settings Description10 VIP Settings Figure 10-2. VIP Configuration Page3. Click Submit XPort Pro User GuideFile System Statistics 11. Maintenance and Diagnostics SettingsFile System Configuration File System Browser To browse the XPort Pro file systemFigure 11-2. File system Browser Page Settings File system BrowserDescription CreateCAUTION Setting this flag may pose a security risk Protocol Stack ConfigurationTCP Settings IP Settings Figure 11-4. IP Protocol PageNote Both the IP and MAC addresses are required for the ARP cache ICMP SettingsARP Settings IP Address Filter IP Address Filter Page SettingsFigure 11-7. IP Address Filter Configuration DescriptionQuery Port Figure 11-8. Query Port ConfigurationDiagnostics HardwareMIB-II Statistics To view XPort Pro MIB-II statisticsFigure 11-11. IP Sockets IP SocketsTo display open network sockets on the XPort Pro Ping Diagnostics PingPage Settings Figure 11-12. Diagnostics PingTraceroute DiagnosticsSettings Pro when issuing the traceroute commandDNS Lookup Note A DNS server must be configured for DNS Lookup to workDiagnostics DNS Lookup Page SettingsTo display memory statistics for the XPort Pro MemoryFigure 11-15. Diagnostics Memory To display the XPort Pro buffer pools Buffer PoolsProcesses Figure 11-17. Diagnostics Processes Note The Adobe SVG plug-in is required to view the CPU Load GraphSystem Configuration To configure the XPort Pro system settingsSettings System PageSettings rebootSystem Page DescriptionEmail Statistics 12. Advanced SettingsEmail Configuration Figure 12-2. Email Configuration Email ConfigurationTo configure XPort Pro email settings Configuration Page SettingsEmail DescriptionCommand Line Interface Settings Command Line Interface StatisticsCLI Configuration Command LineConfiguration SettingsXML Configuration XML Export ConfigurationCommand Line ConfigurationTo export a system configuration record Figure 12-5. XML Export ConfigurationConfiguration Page SettingsXML Export DescriptionXML Export Status Page SettingsXML Status Record DescriptionXML Import System Configuration Page Page SettingsXML Status Record DescriptionImport Configuration from External File To import a system configurationImport Configuration from the Filesystem Figure 12-9. XML Import from FilesystemConfiguration SettingsImport DescriptionImport Lines from Single Line Settings on the Filesystem XML Import Lines from Single Line Settings SettingsImport Lines Description13. Point to Point Protocol PPP pass packets through the XPort Pro, a static route must be configured on both the 14. Tunneling Connect ModePage Accept Mode Disconnect ModeModem Emulation Command ModePacking Mode Command DescriptionSerial Line Settings StatisticsCommand Description15. 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 SSH Client Configuration To configure SSH client settingsSecure Sockets Layer SSL CipherSuitesCertificates CertificateObtaining a Certificate and Private Key Security Certificate PrinciplesRSA or DSA Steel Belted Radius UtilitiesOpenSSL FreeRadius 17. Branding the XPort Pro Web Manager CustomizationCommand Mode To change the XPort Pro short and long names with the web managerLoading New Firmware 18. Updating FirmwareObtaining Firmware A Technical Support Technical Support USTechnical Support Europe, Middle East, Africa Email eutechsupp@lantronix.com or eusupport@lantronix.comB Binary to Hexadecimal Conversions Converting Binary to HexadecimalConversion Table DecimalScientific Calculator C Compliance Manufacturer’s Name & AddressManufacturer’s Contact D Warranty XPort Pro User GuideIndex Page Index