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4–34 MULTINET4 MULTI-PORT SERIAL SERVER & MANAGED SWITCH – INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION CHAPTER 4: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

4.2.12 System Reboot

This Reboot screen enables you to shut down and restart the system.

FIGURE 4–23: Administration: System Reboot

Z Click the Reboot button to reset the system.

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Instruction Manual1
Table of Contents3
Configuration9
Connectivity9
Multinet4 Multi-Port Serial Server & Managed Switch – Instruction Manual9
Indicators10
Power and Ground10
Mounting Options11
Specifications12
- Physical12
- Environmental12
- Type Tests12
- Power Requirements14
- Ports and External Connectors15
- Indicators15
Pinouts17
- Rj4517
- Fiber Optic17
- DB9 (Female) - Console Port18
- Phoenix Connector - Alarm Port18
- Phoenix Connectors - Serial Ports19
Features and Benefits20
- Multinet4 Multi-Port Serial Server & Managed Switch20
- Features Summary21
Installation25
- Tools25
- Site Suitability25
- Wiring and Grounding Guidelines26
- Fiber Optic Safety26
- Fiber Optic Handling27
- External Connections27
Unpacking28
Installation of the Multinet4 Unit29
- Mounting29
- Connecting Facility Power35
  - Making the Ground and Power Connections35
- Connecting to the Console Port and the Alarm Port37
  - Console Port37
  - Alarm Port37
- Connecting Network Cables37
Maintenance40
- Removing the Multinet440
- Cleaning Fiber Optic Devices41
  - Cleaning Connectors41
  - Cleaning Optical Ports42
Software Management43
- Configuring a New Ip Address43
- IP Addres43
The Enervista Multinet4 Setup Software Overview46
The Advanced Setting - Administrator Interface Overview47
- Logging in for the First Time47
- Administrator Interface Overview49
- The Administrator Interface Navigation Tree52
3: Enervista Multinet4 Setup Software57
- Setup Software Installation57
Pc Requirements57
Installation58
Configuring Ethernet Communication59
Using the Quick Connect Feature62
Connecting to the Multinet463
Port Setting64
Advanced Setting66
Firmware Upgrade67
Off-Line Feature68
- Reading Device Settings68
- Writing Settings to a Device69
Configure a New Ip Address through Console Port70
Virtual Front Panel71
- Administration Administration Tasks72
- System72
- System Information72
- System Status73
- Time74
- Sntp77
  - SNTP: Global Settings77
  - SNTP: Servers78
- Snmp79
- Authentication89
- Sessions95
  - Sessions: Policies95
  - Sessions: Active Logins95
- Change Password96
- Software Upgrade97
- Configuration101
  - Configuration: Files101
  - Configuration: Defaults102
- System Reboot104
Events Tasks105
- Logs105
- Syslog112
  - Syslog: Global Settings113
  - Syslog: Collectors113
Ethernet Tasks115
- Ports115
- Bridge126
- Rstp130
- Vlan135
Serial Tasks140
- Ports140
- Terminal Server146
- Modbus152
Ip Tasks159
- Settings159
- Arp Table159
Qos Tasks161
- Diffserv161
- Ethernet Port163
- IP Flows164
Security Tasks166
- Certificates166
  - Certificates: Local166
  - Certificates: Trusted167
- Ethernet Port168
- Serial/Ssl169
- Web Server171
- Cli172
- Radius173
  - RADIUS: Global Settings173
  - RADIUS: Servers174
Wizards176
- The Certificate Creation Wizard176
Cli Access177
Cli Functionality180
- Global Commands180
- Basic and Specific Commands181
- Qos Model203
- Qo Model203
- Priority Queues204
- Diffserv Marking204
Protocol Monitor180
Snmp206
- Supported Versions and Features206
Rstp207
- Rstp Setup207
- Rstp Normal Operation210
- Design Considerations210
  - Configuring Bridge Settings210
  - Configuring Port Settings211
Vlan212
- Adding Vlans212
  - VLAN Ids212
- Configuring Ports for Vlan Membership212
- Vlans and Serial Ports214
Security215
- Ethernet Port Security215
  - Address Locking215
  - Link Locking215
- Serial Port Security215
- Keys and Certificates216
- Radius Support223
- Multinet4 Cipher Support223
Ssh225
Modbus226
- Network Topologies226
- Serial Protocol Variants226
- Network Protocol227
- Exception Handling227
- Tcp Connection Handling228
User Account Management229
- User Groups229
Application Notes231
- Serial Protocol Standards231
What Is a Terminal Server?231
- Networking Standards232
Bridging the Gap between Serial and Network Communication233
Terminal Server Operation234
- Passive Mode Channels234
- Active Mode Channels234
- Mixed Mode235
- Session Type235
Application #1: Device Console Access236
Application #2: Serial-Over-Tcp/Ip Tunnel238
Application #3: Multipoint Scada240
Using Multinet4 Secure Serial Ports242
Application #4: Serial-Over-Secure-Tcp Tunnel243
Troubleshooting Terminal Server Ssl Connections245
Managed Switch247
Well Known Tcp/Udp Network Ports247
- Port Description248
- Appendix A: Port and Well Known Tcp/Udp Network Ports251
- Icmp Types251
Gnu Lesser General Public License253
- Preamble253
- Appendix B: Third Partygnu Lesser General Public License256
Terms and Conditions for Copying, Distribution and Modification256
- No Warranty260
- End of Terms and Conditions261
  - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries261

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