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SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS

Change Logging Level

Note

For example, to administer Port 7 you would edit the file rc.serial and would use stty -F /dev/ttyB7.

Refer to the man pages for stty for a description and any command options.

versions

Use versions to see a listing of the release versions of the LSI files in the SCS.

6.6 Change Logging Level

The sysadmin may wish to change the logging level of syslog.

1.Login as root

2.Edit the file /etc/syslog.conf (vi /etc/syslog.conf)

3.Restart the system logger by entering: service syslog restart

4.Run save.

tel (203) 647-8700

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Logical Solutions SCS-R manual Change Logging Level, versions

Contents

SCS and SCS-R Models Secure Console ServersProduct Manual Copyright Notice Installation Product OverviewSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS 5 System Administration Initial Configuration6 Commands 7 System AdministrationSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS User Operations 8 Administering Users10 Regulatory & Safety How to Contact LogicalSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 File SystemRead-Only vs. Read-Write How do I do this?1.1 SCS Models Covered in this Manual Introducing the Logical Solutions Inc. Secure Console Servers1 Introduction SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS Models Covered in this ManualIntroduction 1.2 System FeaturesSoftware Features 1.3 Software Features1.4 Hardware Features Introduction 1.4.1 SCS160R / SCS320R HardwareTemperature Relative Humidity Technical Specifications1.5 Technical Specifications Network interface Network CPU & Memory Power Supply Dimensions WeightPage IntroductionFigure 1.5 SCS320R, showing front and rear views SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4802.1 Intended Application Optimize your System Administration and Network Resources2 Product Overview Intended Application2.2.2 SCS160R / SCS320R Product Overview2.2 System Chassis 2.2.1 SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4802.3.1.1 Break Safe Connecting to the SCS2.3 Connecting to the SCS 2.3.1 Serial Devices2.3.3.2 SCS160R / SCS320R 2.3.3 AC Power2.3.2 IP Network 2.3.3.1 SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4802.4.1 User Sessions User Access Control2.4 User Access Control 2.5 Port BuffersPage Product OverviewFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4803.1.1 Rack Mount or Desktop 3 InstallationMounting the SCS 3.1 Mounting the SCS3.1.2 Front Panel Display and Buttons Installation3.2.1 Power 3.2 Connections3.2.3.1 SCS160R / SCS320R Dual NIC Interface 3.2.3 Connecting to the Network PortConnections 3.2.4 Connect your ConsoleInstallation 3.2.5 Connect to the Ports3.2.4.1 SCS160R / SCS320R Dual Console Interface 3.2.5.1 Port AdaptersFigure 3.2 Serial Port Pinout - DCE default and DTE 3.2.5.2 Serial Port PinoutRJ45-type Connector Note Default Setting3.3 SCS160R / SCS320R Power Modules Left Supply Failed Tue Mar 18 154307Installation 3.3.1 AC Power Module Replacement SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS160R / SCS320R Power ModulesFigure 3.5 Replacing an AC Module Left Module shown partially removed InstallationIt’s Pre-Configured. Set your IP Address. Just Add Users 4 Initial ConfigurationDefault Configuration 4.1 Default Configuration4.3.1 Network Connection Requirements Initial Configuration4.2 Initial System Security Concerns 4.3 Initial Connection via Network4.3.3 Route via Windows workstation Initial Connection via NetworkFigure 4.3 Terminal screen, showing a typical root login to SCS Initial ConfigurationFigure 4.2 PuTTY Configuration Screen 5. Login to the SCSPress Enter to Program Network Settings Front Panel Network Setup4.4 Front Panel Network Setup 4.4.1 Front Panel Edit Mode4.4.1.1 Start Front Panel Edit Mode Initial ConfigurationPress Enter to Program Network Settings Network IP Address IP AddressEdit IP Address 4.4.1.2 Program NetworkNet Mask Edit IP Address192.168.075.239 Net MaskGateway Edit Net Mask255.200.000.000 GatewayEdit Gateway Edit GatewayExit to Main Menu Initial ConfigurationExit to Main Menu Enter = Save Cancel = UPSaving and Restarting Network Services Save / Reset Complete Any Key to ContinuePage Initial ConfigurationFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4805.1.1 Linux General Public License 5 System Administration5.1 SCS Systems are Linux-based SCS Systems are Linux-based5.1.3 SCS System Architecture System Administration5.2 Initial Sysadmin Access 5.2.1 Connect using a Terminal5.2.4 Log Out Initial Sysadmin Access5.2.3 Enter Commands 5.2.2 Log In as rootFor the authentication protocols 5.3 Default Services5.3.1 Configure the Services System Administration5.3.1.1 Configure the Services Default ServicesPage System AdministrationFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480A summary of special SCS Commands 6 CommandsSystem Commands 6.1 System CommandsCommands 6.2 save Command6.3 reboot logout poweroff6.4 poweroff 6.5 Other Linux CommandsCommands sftpssh-keygen sttyChange Logging Level 6.6 Change Logging Levelversions Page CommandsFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480Security 7 System AdministrationThis section outlines the administration functions and commands accessed using your Network or the Console portSystem Administration 7.2.1 Run netconfig7.2.2 More Than One Nameserver Change Network AddressSystem Administration 7.4 Time Configuration7.3 Change Hostname 7.5 Change NIC Speed## ## options to control NIC speed and mode Configure Authentications7.6 Configure Authentications 7.7 Front Panel Display OptionsSystem Administration 7.7.1 Display Mode Parameters7.7.1.1 Edit 7.7.1.2 View24 characters for Line 1 Tue Mar 18 155303 Network Time Service7.8 Network Time Service scs.localdomain SCS320 SerNum7.8.1 Configure NTP 7.8.2 Start the NTP ServiceSystem Administration 7.9.1 User Port Control 7.9.2 Changing Serial Port settingsNIS and User Port Permissions 7.9 NIS and User Port Permissions7.9.3 NIS Port Access whereSystem Administration NIS and User Port Permissions 7.9.4 User Names and Groups7.9.5 NIS Database file Group Permissions7.10.1 Remote NFS Directory 7.9.7 NIS Configuration File7.10 NFS 7.9.6 NIS Make file7.11.1 Start SNMP 7.11 SNMP7.12 syslog SNMPSystem Administration 7.13 Timeouts8 Administering Users User Setup8.1 User Setup 8.1.2 edituser Administering Users8.1.4 Other Editing Commands 8.1.1 adduser8.1.4.1 editbrk name 8.1.4.2 editesc nameUser Setup Page Administering UsersFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS4809.1.1 SCS Users 9 User OperationsUser Accounts 9.1 User AccountsUser Operations 9.3.1 Access via Network9.3.3 Access via Console Port 9.3.4 Interactive Mode9.3.5.1 editbrk What Can A User Do9.3.5 Break Sequence 9.3.6 Escape SequenceUser Operations 9.3.6.1 Edit Escape Sequence10.1.1 Symbols found on the Product 10 Regulatory & SafetySafety Requirements 10.1 Safety Requirements10.4 European Union Regulatory & Safety10.2 Regulatory Compliance 10.3 North AmericaSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS European Union10.4.2 Standards With Which the Products Comply 10.4.3 Supplementary Information10.6 Lithium Battery 10.5 Australia & New ZealandRegulatory & Safety SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS160R / SCS320R Power Modules 10.7 SCS160R / SCS320R Power ModulesPage Regulatory & SafetyFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS48011.1.1 Website 11 How to Contact LogicalCustomer Support 11.1 Customer Support11.1.4 Fax How to Contact Logical11.1.2 E-mail 11.1.3 Telephone11.2 Product Support 11.2.1 Warranty11.2.2 Return Authorization Product SupportPage How to Contact LogicalFor Your Notes SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480Product Support A.1.1 Read-Write ModeAppendix A File System A.1 Read-Only vs. Read-WriteSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 A.1.2 LSI DirectoriesHow to Contact Logical etc home var root lsiB.1.2 Change the Name of a Port Appendix B FAQB.1 How do I do this? B.1.1 Change Port Parameterslsi/ports/bufportname B.1.3 View a BufferB.1.4 Control the Output of Debugging Messages How to Contact LogicalPage Product SupportSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS tel 203SCS160R / SCS320R For Your NotesSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 MAN-000001C - 90 pages