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Figure 7-6: Expert > Applications > IPDU Power Mgmt. > Outlets
Manager
The following table illustrates what each icon indicates
Table 7-2: Expert > Outlets Manager Icons Description
In the example below, outlet 1 is switched on and locked and outlet 2 is
switched off and unlocked.
Button Purpose
Yellow bulbs indicate an outlet is switched on.Gray
indicates an outlet is switched off.
An opened padlock indicates that an outlet is unlocked.
A closed padlock indicates that an outlet is locked.
An orange “Cycle” button is active next to each outlet
that is on.
- BLACK BOX® 1
- Advanced Console Server 1
- Contents 10
- Procedures 25
- Before You Begin 31
- Related Documents 33
- BLACK BOX® firmware Upgrades 34
- Introduction 35
- Overview 36
- Serial Ports 38
- Ethernet Port 38
- Console Port 38
- Power Supply 38
- Web Manager 39
- Types of Users 40
- Security 40
- Packet Filtering on CS 43
- Syslog Servers 51
- facility, and to 52
- facility 52
- CS and Power Management 53
- Configuring Power Management 54
- Options for Managing Power 56
- Chapter 2 57
- Shipping Box Contents 58
- Basic Installation Procedures 64
- Mounting the CS 65
- Making an Ethernet Connection 65
- Network Parameters 67
- To Change the root password 69
- To Select a Security Profile 73
- Installing PCMCIA Cards 76
- Connecting AlterPath PM IPDUs 77
- Chapter 3 79
- Web Manager for Regular Users 79
- Form area 81
- Connect to CS 83
- Connect to Serial Ports 84
- To Close a Telnet Session 85
- Chapter 4 95
- BLACK BOX® Web Manager 96
- Buttons and CS Information 98
- Logging Into the Web Manager 100
- Wizard Mode 104
- Expert Mode 104
- Chapter 5 107
- Configuring CS in Wizard Mode 107
- Custom Security Profile 108
- Default Security Profile 108
- User Configurable 110
- Step 2: Network Settings 115
- Step 3: Port Profile 118
- Flow Control” pull-down menu 120
- Step 4: Access 121
- To Add a User 124
- To Delete a User 125
- To Change a Password 125
- Step 5: Data Buffering 126
- To Configure Data Buffering 130
- Step 6: System Log 131
- To Add a Syslog Server 132
- To Delete a Syslog Server 133
- Chapter 6 135
- Ports Administration 137
- Chapter 7 145
- Applications Menu & Forms 145
- Applications 146
- To Connect to the CS 149
- IPDU Power Mgmt 150
- Outlets Manager 151
- Power Outlets 153
- View IPDUs Info 154
- Users Manager 157
- Configuration 159
- Current Protection for IPDUs 160
- IPDU Multi-Outlet Ctrl 163
- Power Management Icons 165
- Power State 167
- Power States 167
- IPMI Power Management 169
- /etc/IPMIServer.conf files 171
- Management 173
- Connected To a Serial Port 175
- Terminal Profile Menu 176
- Applications 179
- 5. Click “apply changes.” 179
- Chapter 8 181
- Network Menu & Forms 181
- Host Settings 182
- Specify Message Filtering 188
- PCMCIA Management 188
- To Configure a PCMCIA Card 190
- Configuring a GSM PCMCIA Card 196
- Disk Drive 200
- Hard Disk Drive 201
- VPN Connections 206
- To Configure VPN 210
- To Configure SNMP 214
- Firewall Configuration 216
- Network 225
- Type Menu Options 225
- To Add a Chain 229
- To Edit a Chain 229
- To Add a Rule 230
- Host Table 231
- Static Routes 232
- Chapter 9 237
- Security Menu & Forms 237
- Users and Groups 238
- Adding a User 239
- Adding a Group 240
- To Delete a User or Group 241
- To Change a User’s Password 241
- To Add a Group 241
- Active Ports Sessions 242
- Sessions 244
- Authentication 244
- Group Authorization on RADIUS 249
- Group Authorization on LDAP 252
- Security Profiles 256
- Pre-defined Security Profiles 257
- Security Certificates 266
- Chapter 10 267
- Ports Menu & Forms 267
- Physical Ports 269
- Connection Profiles 272
- Bidirectional Telnet Protocol 275
- Console Connection 276
- Bidirectional Telnet 278
- Terminal Server 280
- External Modem 282
- Data Buffering 294
- Multi User 298
- More Serial Ports 300
- Power Management 301
- Connected to a Console 309
- Virtual Ports 311
- Ports Status 317
- Ports Statistics 318
- Chapter 11 321
- System Information 322
- To View System Information 325
- Notifications 325
- Port Data Buffering Events 327
- Email Notifications Entry 327
- Pager Notifications Entry 330
- SNMP Trap Notifications Entry 332
- Time/Date 335
- Boot Configuration 337
- To Configure CS Boot 339
- Backup Configuration 340
- Upgrade Firmware 343
- To Upgrade the CS’s firmware 345
- To Reboot the CS 346
- Online Help 347
- Appendix A 349
- Technical Specifications 349
- Appendix B 351
- Information 351
- Console Server 352
- Replacing the Battery 354
- FCC Warning Statement 355
- Console Server Models 355
- Canadian DOC Notice 355
- Appendix C 359
- Supported PCMCIA Cards 359
- Glossary 363
- X.509 Cerfiticate on SSH 236 392
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