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Provides an overview of the Dominion SX Series of Serial over IP Console Servers.
Details the key features of the Dominion SX, including console management, security, and connectivity.
Lists the items included with each Dominion SX unit shipment.
Ensures necessary cabling and information are ready before Dominion SX configuration.
Provides steps for the physical installation of the Dominion SX unit.
Guides through initial setup via the web-based Graphical User Interface.
Guides through initial setup using the Command Line Interface.
Details the post-hardware installation software configuration steps.
Instructions for setting the correct date, time, and timezone on the unit.
Steps to configure the unit's IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Covers LAN and optional modem connection for unit access.
Defines how to set the unit's name, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Details how to enable and configure modem-based access to the DSX.
Explains how to enable IP forwarding and set up static routes.
Covers creating, modifying, and deleting user profiles.
Explains how to create, modify, and delete user groups for permission management.
Steps to configure RADIUS for user authentication.
Steps to configure LDAP for user authentication.
Steps to configure TACACS+ for user authentication.
Allows creation of keywords for filtering log messages and events.
Details how to configure serial port settings for target devices.
Explains how to configure direct access to ports via IP or TCP.
Instructions on how to launch and use the Raritan Serial Console client.
Accesses various security-related tools like login, Kerberos, and firewall.
Configures local authentication, login handling, and password policies.
Covers generating CSRs, installing keys, and managing SSL certificates.
Details how to enable and configure the unit's firewall rules.
Sets up local storage for event log messages on the DSX unit.
Configures sending event logs to a remote Syslog server.
Enables port data logging to a Network File System (NFS) server.
Allows logging of port activity and user logins/logouts to an NFS directory.
Includes displaying, clearing, and sending local event logs.
Provides procedures for backing up and restoring DSX configuration.
Details how to display firmware versions and perform upgrades.
Guides the user through resetting the unit to factory default settings.
Tools to view network interface status and statistics.
Performs a ping test to check network connectivity to a host.
Displays the status of running system processes.
Introduces the Dominion SX Command Line Interface (CLI) capabilities.
Methods for connecting to the Dominion SX via CLI (Telnet, SSH, Local Port).
Explains CLI navigation, syntax, tips, and shortcuts.
Details configuring local and remote authentication services.
Procedure to discover IPMI servers on the network.
Details how to configure IPMI functions for remote systems.
Associates power outlets with specific Dominion SX ports.
Guides on how to configure power strips connected to the DSX.
Provides access to tools for managing power control functions.
Example of upgrading DSX firmware using a web browser.
Example of direct port access to serial targets via SSH.
Example of resetting the DSX configuration to factory defaults.
Example of connecting to SX ports using CLI or SSH.
Lists various Dominion SX models and their technical specifications.
Details the pinout configuration for the RJ-45 serial connector.
Describes the pinouts and characteristics of Dominion SX terminal ports.
Provides default settings for the Dominion SX unit.
Describes default settings for the SX Certificate Authority.
Steps to install the SX Server certificate into Internet Explorer.
Instructions for installing third-party root certificates.
Procedure to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).
Guides on configuring Microsoft IAS RADIUS Server for authentication.
Steps to create a Radius policy for Dominion SX access.
Instructions for configuring Cisco ACS RADIUS Server.
General setup for client dial-up networking with Dominion SX.
Steps for configuring dial-up networking on Windows NT.
Steps for configuring dial-up networking on Windows 2000.
Steps for configuring dial-up networking on Windows XP.
Troubleshooting common issues related to accessing the unit's web page.
Addresses problems related to firewall configurations impacting access.
Provides solutions for login failures and RADIUS user issues.
Troubleshooting steps for FTP server or file not found errors during upgrades.
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