Manuals / Tripp Lite / Computer Equipment / Network Card

Tripp Lite 93-2879, B096-048, B096-016 owner manual Appendix a Hardware Specification

Models: 93-2879 B096-016 B096-048

1 224

Download 224 pages 57.82 Kb

Page 213

Appendix A Hardware Specification

FEATURE				VALUE

Dimensions	B096-016	/ B096-048:		17 x 12 x 1.75 in (43.2 x 31.3. x 4.5 cm)
	B092-016:		17 x 6.7 x 1.75 in (44 x 17 x 4.5 cm)

Weight	B096-016	/ B096-048:		11.8 lbs (5.4 kg)
	B092-016:		8.5 lb (3.9 kg)

Ambient operating temperature

41°F to 122°F (5°C to 50°C)

Non-operating storage temperature

-20°F to +140°F (-30°C to +60°C)

Humidity

5% to 90%

Power

Refer to Chapter 2

_____________________________________________________________________

B096-016 B096-048 and B092-016 User Manual

Page 213

Image 213

Tripp Lite 93-2879, B096-048, B096-016 owner manual Appendix a Hardware Specification

Contents

Console Server Management Switch Index Failover and OUT-OF-BAND Access Alerts and Logging Authentication System Management Advanced Configuration 16.2 Advanced Control Panel 210 This Manual IntroductionFCC Information User NoticeManual Organization Management Console Types of usersManual Conventions Publishing history Introduction InstallationModels PortsPower connection Kit components B092-016 Console Server with PowerAlertPower Console Server Management Switch Power Console Server with PowerAlert Network connectionSerial Port connection Rackmount Console / KVM Connection B092-016 only USB Port ConnectionManagement Console Connection Initial System ConfigurationBrowser connection IP addressPage Administrator Password At the Management Console menu select System AdministrationInitial B092-016 connection Select System Administration Configuration MethodNetwork IP address 1 IPv6 configuration System Services Page Secure VNC PowerAlertMessage Changes to configuration succeeded Communications SoftwarePuTTY SSHTerm Configure Management Switch as a Management LAN gateway Management Network Configuration B096-048/016 onlyPage Page Configure Management Switch for Failover or Broadband OoB Serial Port and Network Host Configuring Serial PortsCommon Settings Console Server Mode Page Page Page SDT Mode Device RPC, UPS, EMD ModeTerminal Server Mode Serial Bridging Mode Syslog Add/Edit UsersPage Page Network Hosts AuthenticationPage Select Serial & Network Trusted Networks Trusted NetworksSerial Port Cascading Automatically generate and upload SSH keysCheck Generate SSH keys automatically and click Apply Select RSA Keys and/or DSA Keys Manually generate and upload SSH keysPublic Key # ssh remhost Configure the Slaves and their serial ports Managing the Slaves Failover and OUT-OF-BAND Access OoB Dial-In AccessConfigure dial-in PPP Modem Port Check the Enable Dial-In Access boxSet up Windows XP/ 2003/Vista client for dial-in Using SDT Connector client for dial-inNone MSCHAPv2Set up earlier Windows clients for dial-in OoB Broadband Access B096-048/016 only Set up Linux clients for dial-inBroadband Ethernet Failover B096-048/016 only Page Dial-Out Failover Page Introduction Secure Tunneling and SDT ConnectorSDT Connector Configuration Configuring for SDT Tunneling to HostsRun the set-up program SDT Connector client installationConfiguring a new gateway in the SDT Connector client Page Make an SDT connection through the gateway to a host Manually adding hosts to the SDT Connector gateway Manually adding new services to the new hosts Page Adding a client program to be started for the new service Choosing an alternate SSH client e.g. PuTTY Dial-in configurationPage Page Page Page SDT Connector to Management Console Page Page Pon networkconnection Importing and exporting preferences SDT Connector Public Key AuthenticationSetting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access Desktop Connection Configure the Remote Desktop Connection clientClick Connect Color depth 8, 16 OptionOn a Macintosh client SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC Install, configure and connect the VNC Viewer Page Page Page Select Allow calling computer to specify its own address Set up SDT Serial Ports on Console Server Page Alerts and Logging Configure SMTP/SMS/SNMP/Nagios alert serviceEmail alerts Select Alerts & Logging Smtp &SMSSMS alerts Select Alerts & Logging Snmp Snmp alertsActivate Alert Events and Notifications Nagios AlertsNetwork Serial Ports refer to Chapter Alert Add a new alert Page Configuring environment and power alert type 100 Remote Log Storage101 Serial Port LoggingNetwork TCP or UDP Port Logging 102Level Remote Power Control RPC 103RPC connection Click Add RPC 104105 User power managementRPC alerts RPC statusPower on Power OFF Power Cycle Power Status Uninterruptible Power Supply Control UPS106 Managed UPS connections107 108 109 Configure UPS powering the Console Server110 Configuring powered computers to monitor a Managed UPSUPS alerts 111UPS status Overview of Network UPS Tools NUT112 113 Environmental Monitoring114 Connecting the EMD115 Environmental alertsEnvironmental status 116 Authentication Authentication Configuration117 118 Enter the Server Password119 Radius authentication120 Ldap authentication121 RADIUS/TACACS user configuration122 PAM Pluggable Authentication Modules123 Secure Management Console Access124 Nagios Integration Nagios Overview125 126 Central managementCheck Prefer NRPE, Nrpe Enabled and Nrpe Command Arguments Set up distributed Console ServersClick Console Server Mode and select Logging Level Click New Check and select Check TCP. Select PortSelect Serial Port from the Serial & Network menu Configuring Nagios distributed monitoring Page Select System Nagios and check Nrpe Enabled Enable Nrpe monitoringEnable Nsca monitoring Select System Nagios and check Nsca EnabledConfigure selected Serial Ports for Nagios monitoring Permitted Service Configure selected Network Hosts for Nagios monitoringConfigure the upstream Nagios monitoring host Sample Nagios configuration Advanced Distributed Monitoring ConfigurationTripplitenrpedaemondep Hostname Tripplite Additional plug-ins Basic Nagios plug-insPage System Management System Administration and ResetUpgrade Firmware Select the Enable NTP checkbox on the Network Time Protocol Configure Date and TimeSelect the Status Port Access Port Access and Active UsersStatus Reports StatisticsSupport Reports SyslogSelect Status Syslog Remote System Logging Local System LoggingSelect Alerts & Logging Syslog Management Device ManagementPort & Host Management Select Manage Power Power ManagementSerial Port Terminal Connection Select Manage TerminalSSH Select Manage KVM Console Server Remote Console Access B092-016 onlyPage Introduction Basic Configuration Linux CommandsLinux Command line Config Tool SyntaxDescription Options Etc/config/config.xmlAdministration Configuration System SettingsAuthentication Configuration Date and Time Configuration Manually Change Clock SettingsNetwork Time Protocol IP Configuration Time ZoneStatic ATQ0V1H0 Dial-in ConfigurationServices Configuration Serial Port Settings Serial Port ConfigurationUsers Supported Protocol ConfigurationTrusted Networks Remote Serial Port Log Storage Event Logging ConfigurationSDT host TCP Ports Alert ConfigurationPage Config -e Output File Configuration backup and restoreGeneral Linux command usage Http//en.tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html Introduction Advanced ConfigurationPmshell Advanced PortmanagerPmusers PmchatExternal Scripts and Alerts Portmanager DaemonPage Raw Access to Serial Ports Access to Serial PortsAccessing the Console Port Standard IP-Filter configuration Etc/config/ipfilterIP- Filtering Customizing the IP-Filter Etc/config/filter-custom Modifying Snmp Configuration Etc/config/snmpd.confResources Adding more than one Snmp server SSH Overview Secure Shell SSH Public Key Authentication$ ssh-keygen -t rsadsa Generating Public Keys LinuxInstalling SSH Public Key Authentication Linux Installing the SSH Public/Private Keys ClusteringChown fred /etc/config/users/fred/.ssh/authorizedkeys Generating public/private keys for SSH Windows OpenSSH OpenSSH Windows Fingerprinting IT is Possible That Someone is Doing Something Nasty SSH tunneled serial bridgingClient Keys $ ssh-keygen -t rsadsa Authorized Keys SDT Connector Public Key AuthenticationSecure Sockets Layer SSL Support Generating an encryption key HttpsInstalling the key and certificate PowerMan Power Strip ControlTarget Specification Adding new RPC devices PmpowerPage Synopsis IPMItoolDescription Security Commands Ipmitool chassis help Scripts for Managing SlavesSelect Status Support Report Thin Client B092-016 Local Client Service ConnectionsPage Connect- browser Connect- serial terminalConnect- VNC Connect- SSH Connect- Ipmi Connect- Remote Desktop RDP Connect- Citrix ICA OptionConnect- PowerAlert Advanced Control PanelSystem Terminal System Logout System Shutdown / RebootCustom StatusRemote control Appendix a Hardware Specification Serial Port Pinout Appendix B Serial Port ConnectivityConnectors included in Console Server Appendix C End User License Agreement Page JSch License Page Page SUN Java License Page Limited Warranty Warranty RegistrationTripp Lite 1111 W th Street Chicago IL 60609 USA 200903108 93-2879EN