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104 DOMINION SX USER GUIDE
Set Escape Sequence
To set the Escape sequence, ensure that the default Escape sequence set on the Dominion SX
server does not conflict with a key sequence required by either the Access Client or the host
operating system. The Escape key sequence is user-configurable. Console sub-mode should be
displayed when the default escape key sequence ^] (programmable) is pressed.
The escape sequence is programmable per port because different target operating systems and
host applications may trap different escape key sequences.
Port Sharing Using CLI
It is possible for Access Client users to share ports with other authenticated and authorized users,
regardless of whether they are Access Client users(RSC) or SSH/Telnet users. Port sharing is
used for training or for troubleshooting applications.
• Users are notified in real time if they have Write access or Read Only access at any point
during the port-sharing session.
• Users can request Write permission to a port.
Administering the Dominion SX Console Server
Configuration Commands
Note: CLI commands are the same for SSH, Telnet, and Local Port access sessions.
The commands available under the configuration menu provide the ability to configure the
Dominion SX.
The following commands are available in the configuration menu:
• authentication
• events
• log
• modem
• network
• nfs
• ports
• services
• snmp
• time
• users
- Dominion 1
- FCC Information 3
- VCCI Information (Japan) 3
- Safety Guidelines 4
- Rack Mount Safety Guidelines 4
- Contents 5
- ONTENTS iii 7
- ONTENTS v 9
- OMINION SX USER GUIDE 10
- Figures 11
- IGURES IX 13
- ABLES XI 15
- Preface 16
- Notices 17
- Chapter 1: Introduction 19
- Product Features 20
- Package Contents 21
- DOMINION SX USER GUIDE 22
- Chapter 2: Installation 23
- Hardware Installation 24
- CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 7 25
- CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 9 27
- Figure 9 Setup Screen 29
- Date / Time Configuration 30
- Network Configuration 31
- Deployment 32
- Change the Discovery Ports 34
- 3. Click OK 35
- Configuring Modem Access 36
- Add a New Static Route 37
- Delete a Static Route 38
- Managing User Profiles 39
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- Managing User Groups 41
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- Configuring RADIUS 45
- Configuring LDAP 46
- Configuring TACACS+ 47
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- Application 49
- Port Configuration 50
- Figure 27 Edit Port Screen 51
- Direct Port Access 52
- Anonymous Port Access 53
- Raritan Serial Console 53
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- VALUES -SYNTAX 55
- DEFAULT / COMMENTS 55
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- Emulator 57
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- Setting Windows OS Variables 69
- 5. Click OK 70
- 8. Click OK 71
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- 10. Click Done 74
- Launching RSC on Sun Solaris 76
- Chapter 8: Security 77
- Login Settings 78
- Strong Password Settings 79
- Configure Kerberos 79
- Certificates 79
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- CHAPTER 8: SECURITY 63 81
- SSL Client Certificate 82
- CHAPTER 8: SECURITY 65 83
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- CHAPTER 8: SECURITY 67 85
- Security Profiles 86
- 4. Click OK 87
- Chapter 9: Logging 89
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- CHAPTER 9: LOGGING 73 91
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- Configuring SMTP Logging 93
- Configuring NFS Logging 94
- Configuring SNMP Logging 96
- Chapter 10: Maintenance 97
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- CHAPTER 10: MAINTENANCE 81 99
- Upgrading the DSX Firmware 100
- Figure 79 Firmware Version 101
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- Rebooting the DSX 103
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- Chapter 11: Diagnostics 105
- Network Statistics 106
- CHAPTER 11: DIAGNOSTICS 89 107
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- SSH Access from a Windows PC 112
- Enabling Telnet 113
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- Navigation of the CLI 116
- Initial Configuration 117
- Setting Parameters 118
- Date and Time Configuration 118
- Setting Network Parameters 118
- CLI Prompts 119
- CLI Commands 119
- Security Issues 120
- Configuring Users and Groups 121
- Set Emulation on Target 121
- Configuration Commands 122
- Services 123
- LDAP Configuration Menu 124
- Configuring Events 125
- Configuring Log 125
- Cleareventlog Command 126
- Eventlogfile Command 126
- Eventsyslog Command 126
- D2F05B5ED6144138CAB920CD 127
- Portlog Command 128
- Configuring Modem 129
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- Configuring Network 132
- IPForwarding Command 133
- Name Command 133
- Ports Command 133
- Route Command 134
- Routeadd Command 134
- Routedelete Command 134
- Configuring NFS 135
- Configuring Ports 136
- Configuring Services 138
- OMMAND OPTION DESCRIPTION 139
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- Encryption Command 141
- HTTP Command 141
- HTTPS Command 142
- Logout Command 142
- LPA Command 142
- SSH Command 143
- Telnet Command 143
- Configuring SNMP 144
- Configuring Time 145
- Configuring Users 146
- Addgroup Command 147
- Adduser Command 147
- Deletegroup Command 148
- Deleteuser Command 148
- Editgroup Command 148
- Edituser Command 149
- Groups Command 149
- Users Command 149
- Connect Commands 150
- Diagnostics Commands 150
- IPMI Commands 150
- IPMIDISCOVER 151
- IPMITOOL 152
- The ipmitool syntax is 152
- <interface> 152
- -H <address> 152
- Maintenance Commands 154
- Backup Command 155
- Factoryreset Command 155
- Firmware Command 156
- Logoff Command 156
- Password Command 156
- Reboot Command 157
- Restore Command 157
- Sendeventlog Command 158
- Upgrade Command 158
- Security Commands 159
- Banner Command 160
- Certificate Command Menu 161
- Firewall Command 162
- IPtables Command 162
- Kerberos Command 164
- Loginsettings Commands 165
- Inactiveloginexpiry Command 166
- Invalidloginretries Command 166
- Localauth Command 166
- Lockoutperiod Command 166
- Singleloginperuser Command 167
- Strongpassword Command 167
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- Securityprofiles Commands 169
- Profiledata Command 169
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- Interface 171
- IPMI Configuration 172
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- Chapter 14: Power Control 175
- Power Strip Configuration 176
- Power Association Groups 177
- Power Control 177
- Associations Power Control 178
- Power Strip Power Control 179
- Power Strip Status 180
- Chapter 15: Top-10 Use Cases 181
- Case 4. Configuring LDAP 182
- Case 9. Port Configuration 183
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- Appendix A: Specifications 185
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- Requirements 187
- Connectivity 188
- PIN SIGNAL 189
- (FEMALE) DB9 (FEMALE) 189
- Dominion SX Terminal Ports 190
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- PIN COLOR SIGNAL 192
- Appendix B: System Defaults 193
- Appendix C: Certificates 195
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- Navigator 198
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- Microsoft IAS RADIUS Server 205
- Create an IAS Policy 206
- Cisco ACS RADIUS Server 207
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- TACACS+ Server Configuration 209
- CiscoSecure ACS 209
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- Active Directory 211
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- Figure 114 Connection Name 219
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- Appendix F: Troubleshooting 221
- Firewall 222
- Port Access 223
- Upgrade 224
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