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A.1.2 LSI Directories

The following LSI directories are important for the SCS products:

/etc

/home

/var

/root

/lsi

The save command tar’s these directories and stores the tar file in /misc.

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Contents

Product Manual SCS and SCS-R ModelsSecure Console Servers Copyright Notice SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS InstallationProduct Overview Initial Configuration 5 System AdministrationSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS 6 Commands7 System Administration 8 Administering Users User OperationsSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS 10 Regulatory & SafetyHow to Contact Logical How do I do this? File SystemRead-Only vs. Read-Write SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS Models Covered in this Manual Introducing the Logical Solutions Inc. Secure Console Servers1 Introduction 1.1 SCS Models Covered in this Manual1.2 System Features Introduction1.4 Hardware Features Software Features1.3 Software Features 1.4.1 SCS160R / SCS320R Hardware IntroductionNetwork interface Network CPU & Memory Power Supply Dimensions Weight Technical Specifications1.5 Technical Specifications Temperature Relative HumiditySCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 IntroductionFigure 1.5 SCS320R, showing front and rear views PageIntended Application Optimize your System Administration and Network Resources2 Product Overview 2.1 Intended Application2.2.1 SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 Product Overview2.2 System Chassis 2.2.2 SCS160R / SCS320R2.3.1 Serial Devices Connecting to the SCS2.3 Connecting to the SCS 2.3.1.1 Break Safe2.3.3.1 SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 2.3.3 AC Power2.3.2 IP Network 2.3.3.2 SCS160R / SCS320R2.5 Port Buffers User Access Control2.4 User Access Control 2.4.1 User SessionsSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 Product OverviewFor Your Notes Page3.1 Mounting the SCS 3 InstallationMounting the SCS 3.1.1 Rack Mount or Desktop3.2 Connections Installation3.2.1 Power 3.1.2 Front Panel Display and Buttons3.2.4 Connect your Console 3.2.3 Connecting to the Network PortConnections 3.2.3.1 SCS160R / SCS320R Dual NIC Interface3.2.5.1 Port Adapters 3.2.5 Connect to the Ports3.2.4.1 SCS160R / SCS320R Dual Console Interface InstallationNote Default Setting 3.2.5.2 Serial Port PinoutRJ45-type Connector Figure 3.2 Serial Port Pinout - DCE default and DTEInstallation 3.3 SCS160R / SCS320R Power ModulesLeft Supply Failed Tue Mar 18 154307 SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS160R / SCS320R Power Modules 3.3.1 AC Power Module ReplacementInstallation Figure 3.5 Replacing an AC Module Left Module shown partially removed4.1 Default Configuration 4 Initial ConfigurationDefault Configuration It’s Pre-Configured. Set your IP Address. Just Add Users4.3 Initial Connection via Network Initial Configuration4.2 Initial System Security Concerns 4.3.1 Network Connection RequirementsInitial Connection via Network 4.3.3 Route via Windows workstation5. Login to the SCS Initial ConfigurationFigure 4.2 PuTTY Configuration Screen Figure 4.3 Terminal screen, showing a typical root login to SCS4.4.1 Front Panel Edit Mode Front Panel Network Setup4.4 Front Panel Network Setup Press Enter to Program Network SettingsPress Enter to Program Network Settings 4.4.1.1 Start Front Panel Edit ModeInitial Configuration 4.4.1.2 Program Network IP AddressEdit IP Address Network IP AddressNet Mask Edit IP Address192.168.075.239 Net MaskGateway Edit Net Mask255.200.000.000 GatewayInitial Configuration Edit GatewayExit to Main Menu Edit GatewaySave / Reset Complete Any Key to Continue Enter = Save Cancel = UPSaving and Restarting Network Services Exit to Main MenuSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 Initial ConfigurationFor Your Notes PageSCS Systems are Linux-based 5 System Administration5.1 SCS Systems are Linux-based 5.1.1 Linux General Public License5.2.1 Connect using a Terminal System Administration5.2 Initial Sysadmin Access 5.1.3 SCS System Architecture5.2.2 Log In as root Initial Sysadmin Access5.2.3 Enter Commands 5.2.4 Log OutSystem Administration 5.3 Default Services5.3.1 Configure the Services For the authentication protocolsDefault Services 5.3.1.1 Configure the ServicesSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 System AdministrationFor Your Notes Page6.1 System Commands 6 CommandsSystem Commands A summary of special SCS Commands6.3 reboot Commands6.2 save Command 6.5 Other Linux Commands poweroff6.4 poweroff logoutstty sftpssh-keygen Commandsversions Change Logging Level6.6 Change Logging Level SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 CommandsFor Your Notes Pageaccessed using your Network or the Console port 7 System AdministrationThis section outlines the administration functions and commands Security7.2.1 Run netconfig System AdministrationChange Network Address 7.2.2 More Than One Nameserver7.5 Change NIC Speed 7.4 Time Configuration7.3 Change Hostname System Administration7.7 Front Panel Display Options Configure Authentications7.6 Configure Authentications ## ## options to control NIC speed and mode7.7.1.2 View 7.7.1 Display Mode Parameters7.7.1.1 Edit System Administrationscs.localdomain SCS320 SerNum Network Time Service7.8 Network Time Service 24 characters for Line 1 Tue Mar 18 155303System Administration 7.8.1 Configure NTP7.8.2 Start the NTP Service 7.9 NIS and User Port Permissions 7.9.2 Changing Serial Port settingsNIS and User Port Permissions 7.9.1 User Port ControlSystem Administration 7.9.3 NIS Port Accesswhere Group Permissions 7.9.4 User Names and Groups7.9.5 NIS Database file NIS and User Port Permissions7.9.6 NIS Make file 7.9.7 NIS Configuration File7.10 NFS 7.10.1 Remote NFS DirectorySNMP 7.11 SNMP7.12 syslog 7.11.1 Start SNMP7.13 Timeouts System Administration8.1 User Setup 8 Administering UsersUser Setup 8.1.1 adduser Administering Users8.1.4 Other Editing Commands 8.1.2 edituserUser Setup 8.1.4.1 editbrk name8.1.4.2 editesc name SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 Administering UsersFor Your Notes Page9.1 User Accounts 9 User OperationsUser Accounts 9.1.1 SCS Users9.3.4 Interactive Mode 9.3.1 Access via Network9.3.3 Access via Console Port User Operations9.3.6 Escape Sequence What Can A User Do9.3.5 Break Sequence 9.3.5.1 editbrk9.3.6.1 Edit Escape Sequence User Operations10.1 Safety Requirements 10 Regulatory & SafetySafety Requirements 10.1.1 Symbols found on the Product10.3 North America Regulatory & Safety10.2 Regulatory Compliance 10.4 European Union10.4.3 Supplementary Information European Union10.4.2 Standards With Which the Products Comply SECURE CONSOLE SERVERSRegulatory & Safety 10.6 Lithium Battery10.5 Australia & New Zealand 10.7 SCS160R / SCS320R Power Modules SECURE CONSOLE SERVERS SCS160R / SCS320R Power ModulesSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 Regulatory & SafetyFor Your Notes Page11.1 Customer Support 11 How to Contact LogicalCustomer Support 11.1.1 Website11.1.3 Telephone How to Contact Logical11.1.2 E-mail 11.1.4 FaxProduct Support 11.2.1 Warranty11.2.2 Return Authorization 11.2 Product SupportSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 How to Contact LogicalFor Your Notes PageA.1 Read-Only vs. Read-Write A.1.1 Read-Write ModeAppendix A File System Product Supportetc home var root lsi A.1.2 LSI DirectoriesHow to Contact Logical SCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480B.1.1 Change Port Parameters Appendix B FAQB.1 How do I do this? B.1.2 Change the Name of a PortHow to Contact Logical B.1.3 View a BufferB.1.4 Control the Output of Debugging Messages lsi/ports/bufportnametel 203 Product SupportSECURE CONSOLE SERVERS PageMAN-000001C - 90 pages For Your NotesSCS160 / SCS320 / SCS480 SCS160R / SCS320R