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General| Type | Serial Console Server |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Rack Size | 1U |
| Network Interface | Ethernet 10/100Base-T |
| Power Supply | Internal AC power supply |
| Management Protocols | SSH, Telnet, SNMP |
| Features | Remote management |
| Encryption Algorithm | AES, 3DES |
| Authentication Method | RADIUS, TACACS+, LDAP, Local |
| Model | Cyclades ACS 48 |
Provides a general introduction to the ACS advanced console server family.
Details methods for connecting to the console server and managed devices.
Explains security profiles to control access to the console server and serial ports.
Covers physical mounting, Ethernet, and direct console connection setup.
Guides through initial network parameter configuration via the wiz command.
Explains how regular users interact with the Web Manager interface.
Allows connection to the console server shell or serial ports.
Details managing power outlets on power management appliance products.
Lists key administrative tasks and their documentation references.
Describes the process for administrators to log into the console server Web Manager.
Explains the two administrative modes: Wizard and Expert.
Guides through selecting or configuring a security profile for console server access.
Details configuring essential network parameters like IP address and DNS.
Manages user accounts, passwords, and access privileges for the console server.
Explains how to switch to and use Expert mode for advanced configuration.
Covers managing power outlets on connected IPDUs via the Web Manager.
Details managing power for devices with IPMI controllers.
Configures network parameters like Host Name, IP addresses, and DNS services.
Describes setting up firewall rules to filter IP packets for network security.
Allows manual addition of routes to define data packet routing.
Manages user accounts, access permissions, and group configurations.
Details various authentication methods and fallback mechanisms.
Details pre-defined and custom security profiles for system access control.
Covers enabling/disabling ports and configuring serial port parameters.
Configures buffering of console data locally or to a remote syslog server.
Details configuring power management for IPDUs and IPMI devices.
Sets up alarm notifications for system issues via email, pager, or SNMP.
Allows manual setting or NTP synchronization of the console server's time.
Guides through the process of upgrading the console server's firmware.
Provides critical safety guidelines to protect users and the console server.
Outlines considerations for safely installing the server in a rack environment.
Details NEBS Level 3 certification and compliance requirements.
Provides steps for troubleshooting and obtaining technical support.
