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2. Serial Protocols
ROS® v3.11User Guide
77
RMC30
UDP,
the remote
port
is
configured using
the
"Remote Hosts"
table.
For
more information,
see the
Remote Hosts
section.
Link Stats
Synopsis: { Disabled, Enabled }
Default: Enabled
Enables links statistics collection for this protocol.
2.3.13. Device Addresses
Up to 1024 entries can be created in this table.
Figure 2.29. Device Address Table
Figure 2.30. Device Address Form
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Preface
9
Supported Platforms
9
Who Should Use this User Guide
9
How Chapters Are Organized
9
Document Conventions
9
Applicable Firmware Revision
10
Firmware/User Guide Version Numbering System
10
1 Administration
11
The ROS® User Interface
11
Using the RS232 Port to Access the User Interface
11
The Structure of the User Interface
11
Making Configuration Changes
12
Updates Occur in Real Time
13
Alarm Indications Are Provided
13
The CLI Shell
13
The ROS® Secure Shell Server
13
Using a Secure Shell to Access the User Interface
13
Using a Secure Shell to Transfer Files
13
The ROS® Web Server Interface
14
Using a Web Browser to Access the Web Interface
14
Customizing the Login Page
15
The Structure of the Web Interface
15
Making Configuration Changes
16
Updating Statistics Displays
16
Security Recommendations
16
Administration Menu
16
IP Interfaces
17
Administration Menu
17
IP Gateways
18
IP Services
19
IP Services Form
20
System Identification
21
System Identification Form
21
Passwords
22
Passwords Form
23
System Time Management
24
Configuring System Time
24
Configuring Time and Date
25
System Time Manager Menu
25
Configuring NTP Service
27
NTP Server List
27
NTP Server Form
27
Synopsis: ###.###.###.### Where ### Ranges from 0 to 255
27
Default
27
SNMP Management
28
SNMP Users
28
SNMP User Table
28
SNMP User Form
29
Synopsis: ###.###.###.### Where ### Ranges from 0 to 255
29
Default
29
SNMP Security to Group Maps
30
SNMP Security to Group Maps Table
30
SNMP Access
31
SNMP Security to Group Maps Form
31
SNMP Access Table
32
Radius
33
RADIUS Overview
33
User Login Authentication and Authorization
33
Radius Server Configuration
35
Tacacs
36
Default
36
Synopsis: ###.###.###.### Where ### Ranges from 0 to 255
36
User Login Authentication and Authorization
36
TACACS+ Server Configuration
37
TACACS+ Server Privilege Configuration
38
User Privilge Level Configuartion
38
TACACS+ Server Privilege Form
38
Syslog
39
Configuring Local Syslog
39
Configuring Remote Syslog Client
40
Configuring the Remote Syslog Server
41
Remote Syslog Server Table
41
Remote Syslog Server Form
41
Troubleshooting
42
2 Serial Protocols
43
Serial Protocols Overview
43
Raw Socket Protocol Features
43
DNP over Raw Socket Protocol Features
43
Preemptive Raw Socket Protocol Features
44
Modbus Protocol Features
44
DNP Protocol Features
44
Microlok Protocol Features
44
WIN Protocol Features
44
TIN Protocol Features
44
Telnetcomport Protocol Features
44
Serial Protocols Operation
45
Serial Encapsulation Applications
45
Character Encapsulation (Raw Socket)
45
RTU Polling
45
Character Encapsulation
45
Broadcast RTU Polling
46
Preemptive Raw Socket
47
Use of Port Redirectors
48
Message Packetization
48
Modbus Server and Client Applications
49
Tcpmodbus Performance Determinants
49
Sources of Delay and Error in an End-To-End Exchange
50
A Worked Example
51
Use of Turnaround Delay
51
DNP 3.0, Microlok, TIN and WIN Applications
51
Address Learning
52
Address Learning for TIN
52
The Concept of Links
52
Address Learning for DNP
53
Broadcast Messages
54
Transport for Raw Socket
54
Transport Protocols
54
Force Half-Duplex Mode of Operation
55
Transport for Protocols with Defined Links
55
Use of Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP)
55
Optical Loop Topology
55
Serial Protocol Configuration
56
Serial Protocols Menu
56
Serial Ports
57
Raw Socket
59
Raw Socket Form
60
Remote Hosts
62
Preemptive Raw Socket
63
Preemptive Raw Socket Table
63
Preemptive Raw Socket Form
63
Modbus Server
65
Modbus Client
66
WIN and TIN
67
WIN and TIN Form
67
Microlok
69
Microlok Form
69
Dnp
70
DNP Form
70
DNP over Raw Socket
71
DNP over Raw Socket Table
71
DNP over Raw Socket Form
72
Mirrored Bits
73
Mirrored Bits Form
74
Telnetcomport
75
Device Addresses
77
Device Address Table
77
Dynamic Device Addresses
78
Dynamic Device Address Table
79
Dynamic Device Address Form
79
Serial Statistics
80
Link Statistics
80
Link Statistics Table
80
Link Statistics Form
80
Connection Statistics
81
Connection Statistics Table
81
Serial Port Statistics
82
Serial Port Statistics Table
82
Clearing Serial Port Statistics
83
Clear Serial Port Statistics Form
83
Resetting Serial Ports
84
Troubleshooting
84
Reset Serial Port(S) Form
84
3 Network Discovery
86
RCDP Operation
86
Network Discovery Menu
86
RCDP Configuration
87
Network Discovery Main Menu
87
4 Diagnostics
88
Using the Alarm System
88
Active Alarms
88
Passive Alarms
89
Alarms and the Critical Failure Relay
89
Configuring Alarms
89
Alarm Configuration Table
90
Alarm Configuration Form
90
Viewing and Clearing Alarms
91
Viewing CPU Diagnostics
92
Alarm Table
92
CPU Diagnostics Form
92
Viewing and Clearing the System Log
93
Viewing Product Information
94
Loading Factory Default Configuration
95
Resetting the Device
96
Load Factory Defaults Dialog
96
Transferring Files
97
5 Using the CLI Shell
98
Summary of CLI Commands Available in ROS
98
Obtaining Help for a Command
98
Viewing Files
98
Listing Files
99
Viewing and Clearing Log Files
99
Managing the Flash Filesystem
100
Flash Filesystem Memory Mapping
100
Obtaining Information on a Particular File
100
Defragmenting the Flash Filesystem
101
Pinging a Remote Device
101
Obtaining Information about "Main.bin
101
Tracing Events
102
Enabling Trace
102
Starting Trace
103
Enabling Trace
103
Viewing DHCP Learned Information
104
Executing Commands Remotely through RSH
104
Resetting the Device
104
6 Firmware Upgrade and Configuration Management
105
Files of Interest
105
File Transfer Mechanisms
105
Console Sessions
105
Upgrading Firmware
105
Applying the Upgrade
106
Security Considerations
106
Upgrading Firmware Using Xmodem
106
Upgrading Firmware Using the ROS® TFTP Server
107
Upgrading Firmware Using the ROS® TFTP Client
107
Upgrading Firmware Using SFTP
108
Updating Configuration
108
Backing up Ros®System Files
109
Backing up Files Using SFTP
110
Using SQL Commands
110
Getting Started
110
Finding the Correct Table
110
Retrieving Information
111
Changing Values in a Table
112
Setting Default Values in a Table
112
Using RSH and SQL
112
SNMP MIB Support
114
Standard Mibs
114
Ruggedcom Proprietary Mibs
115
Ruggedcom Supported Agent Capabilities Mibs
115
SNMP Trap Summary
119
List of Objects Eligible for RMON Alarms
120
Modbus Management Support and Memory Map
125
Modbus Memory Map
126
CMD
129
Text
129
Portcmd
130
Uint16
130
Uint32
130
Alarm
131
Psstatuscmd
131
Truthvalue
132
Command Line Listing
133
Security Messages for Authentication
135
Security Messages for Login Authentication
135
Security Messages for Port Authentication
137
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