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Chapter 16: Thin Client

16.1.7 Connect: Citrix ICA

• SelectConnect: Citrix ICA on the control panel and click on the Citrix server to be accessed

16.1.8 Connect: PowerAlert

• SelectConnect: PowerAlert on the control panel. The PowerAlert software will be launched.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Introduction10
- Types of Users11
- Management Console11
Installation14
Models14
- Kit Components: B096-048 and B096-016 Console Server Management Switch14
- Kit Components: B092-016 Console Server with Poweralert15
- Kit Components: B095-004-1E and B095-003-1E-M Console Server15
- Kit Components: B094-008-2E-M-F Console Server16
Power Connection17
- Power: Console Server Management Switch17
- Power: Console Server with Poweralert17
- Power: Console Server17
Network Connection17
Serial Port Connection18
USB Port Connection18
Rackmount Console / KVM Connection (B092-016 Only)18
System Configuration19
Management Console Connection19
- Connected Computer Set up19
- Browser Connection20
- Initial B092-016 Connection21
Administrator Password22
- Set up New Administrator22
Network IP Address23
- Ipv6 Configuration24
- Dynamic DNS (DDNS) Configuration25
System Service Access26
Communications Software29
- SDT Connector29
- Putty29
- Sshterm30
Management Network Configuration31
- Enable the Management LAN31
- Configure the DHCP Server32
- Select Failover or Broadband OOB33
- Bridging the Network Ports34
- Wireless LAN34
- Static Routes35
Serial Port, Host, Device & User Configuration36
- Configuring Serial Ports36
- Add/ Edit Users44
- Authentication46
- Network Hosts46
- Trusted Networks47
  - Automatically Generate and Upload SSH Keys48
- Serial Port Cascading48
- Serial Port Redirection51
- Managed Devices55
  - To Remove a Configured Port54
  - Enable the VPN Gateway56
- Ipsec VPN56
Openvpn58
- Enable the Openvpn59
- Configure as Server or Client60
- Windows Openvpn Client and Server Set up62
Pptp Vpn65
- Enable the PPTP VPN Server66
- Add a PPTP User67
- Set up a Remote PPTP Client68
Firewall, Failover & Oob69
- Oob Dial-In Access69
- Oob Broadband Access73
- Broadband Ethernet Failover73
  - Always-On Dial-Out74
- Dial-Out Failover74
  - Dial-Out Failover75
- Firewall & Forwarding76
SSH Tunnels & SDT Connector82
Configuring for SDT Tunneling to Hosts83
- SDT Connector Client Installation84
SDT Connector Configuration84
- Configuring a New Gateway in the SDT Connector Client85
- Auto-Configure SDT Connector Client with the User's Access Privileges86
- Make an SDT Connection through the Gateway to a Host87
- Manually Adding Hosts to the SDT Connector Gateway88
- Manually Adding New Services to the New Hosts89
- Adding a Client Program to be Started for the New Service91
- Dial-In Configuration92
SDT Connector to Management Console93
SDT Connector - Telnet or SSH Serial Device Connection94
SDT Connector Oob Connection95
Importing (and Exporting) Preferences96
SDT Connector Public Key Authentication97
- Enable Remote Desktop on the Target Windows Computer to be Accessed98
Setting up SDT for Remote Desktop Access98
- Configure the Remote Desktop Connection Client99
- Install and Configure the VNC Server on the Computer to be Accessed102
SDT SHH Tunnel for VNC102
- Install, Configure and Connect the VNC Viewer103
- Establish a PPP Connection between the Host COM Port and Console Server105
SDT IP Connection to Hosts105
- Set up SDT Connector to SSH Port Forward over the Console Server Serial Port108
- Set up SDT Serial Ports on Console Server108
SSH Tunneling Using Other SSH Clients (E.g. Putty)109
Alerts, Automated Response and Logging112
Set up Auto-Response and Configure Check Conditions112
- Email Alerts113
- Alarms and Digital Inputs114
- UPS / Power Supply114
- UPS Status114
- Cellular Data115
- ICMP Ping115
- Serial Login/Logout115
- Custom Check116
- SMS Command116
- Perform RPC Action on Trigger117
- Send Email on Trigger117
- Send SMS on Trigger117
Trigger and Resolve Actions117
- Resolve Actions118
- Run Custom Script on Trigger118
- Send Nagios Event on Trigger118
- Send SNMP Trap on Trigger118
- Send Email Alerts on Resolution119
- Send SMS Alerts on Resolution119
- Send Nagios Event Alerts on Resolution120
- Remote Log Storage121
  - Send SNMP Trap Alerts on Resolution120
- Serial Port Logging121
- Network TCP or UDP Port Logging122
- Auto-Response Event Logging122
- Power Device Logging122
Power and Environmental Monitoring123
- Remote Power Control (RPC)123
- Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)127
- Environmental Monitoring133
Authentication136
- Authentication Configuration136
- PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)144
  - Idle Timeout143
  - Kerberos Authentication143
- Secure Management Console Access145
- SSL Certificate146
Nagios Integration148
Nagios Overview148
Central Management and Setting up SDT for Nagios149
- Set up Central Nagios Server149
- Set up Distributed Console Servers150
Configuring Nagios Distributed Monitoring152
- Enable Nagios on the Console Server153
- Enable NRPE Monitoring153
- Enable NSCA Monitoring154
- Configure Selected Serial Ports for Nagios Monitoring155
- Configure Selected Network Hosts for Nagios Monitoring156
- Configure the Upstream Nagios Monitoring Host157
Advanced Distributed Monitoring Configuration158
- Sample Nagios Configuration158
- Additional Plug-Ins161
- Basic Nagios Plug-Ins161
System Management163
System Administration and Reset163
Upgrade Firmware164
Configure Date and Time165
Configuration Backup166
Delayed Configuration Commit167
FIPS Mode168
Status Reports169
Port Access and Active Users169
Statistics169
Support Reports170
Syslog170
- Configuring the Dashboard171
Dashboard171
- Creating Custom Widgets for the Dashboard173
Management174
Device Management174
Port and Host Log Management174
Terminal Connection174
- Web Terminal174
- Web Terminal to Command Line175
- Web Terminal to Serial Device175
Power Management176
- Sdtconnector Access176
Remote Console Access (B092-016 Only)177
Configuration from the Command Line178
- Serial Port Configuration180
- Adding and Removing Users183
- Adding and Removing User Groups184
- Authentication185
- Network Hosts186
- Cascaded Ports187
- Trusted Networks187
- UPS Connections188
- RPC Connections189
- Environmental190
- Managed Devices190
- Port Log191
- Alerts192
- Smtp & Sms194
- Administration195
- IP Settings195
- Snmp195
- Date & Time Settings196
- Dial-In Settings196
- Dhcp Server197
- Nagios198
- Services198
Accessing Config from the Command Line178
General Linux Command Usage199
Advanced Configuration201
- Custom Script to Run When Booting201
Custom Scripting201
- Running Custom Scripts When Alerts Are Triggered202
- Example Script - Multiple Email Notifications on each Alert203
- Example Script - Power Cycling on Pattern Match203
- Deleting Configuration Values from the CLI204
- Power Cycle any Device Upon a Ping Request Failure207
- Backing-Up the Configuration and Restoring Using a Local USB Stick208
- Running Custom Scripts When a Configurator Is Invoked208
- Backing-Up the Configuration Off-Box209
Advanced Portmanager210
- Portmanager Commands210
- External Scripts and Alerts211
- Access to Serial Ports212
- Accessing the Console/Modem Port212
Raw Access to Serial Ports212
IP- Filtering213
- Check Firewall Rules214
- Enable SNMP Service214
- Retrieving Status Information Using SNMP214
SNMP Status Reporting and Traps214
- Etc/Config/Snmpd.conf217
- Adding Multiple Remote SNMP Managers218
- Generating Public Keys (Linux)219
Secure Shell (SSH) Public Key Authentication219
- SSH Overview219
- Installing SSH Public Key Authentication (Linux)220
- Installing the SSH Public/Private Keys (Clustering)220
- Generating Public/Private Keys for SSH (Windows)222
- Fingerprinting223
- SSH Tunneled Serial Bridging224
- SDT Connector Public Key Authentication226
- Generating a Self-Signed Certificate with Openssl227
- Generating an Encryption Key227
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Support227
- Installing the Key and Certificate228
- Launching the HTTPS Server228
Https227
Power Strip Control229
- Powerman229
- Adding New RPC Devices230
- Pmpower230
Ipmitool232
Scripts for Managing Slaves234
SMS Server Tools235
Multicast235
Thin Client (B092-016)236
- Connect: Serial Terminal237
- Connect: Browser238
- Connect: VNC239
- Connect: SSH240
- Connect: IPMI241
- Connect: Remote Desktop (RDP)242
- Connect: Citrix ICA243
- Connect: Poweralert243
Local Client Service Connections236
Advanced Control Panel244
- Custom244
- Logs244
- Status244
- System: Logout244
- System: Shutdown / Reboot244
- System: Terminal244
Remote Control245
Appendix A: Hardware Specification246
Appendix B: Serial Port Connectivity247
Appendix C: End User License Agreements249
- Sun Java License255
Appendix D: Service and Warranty256
- Warranty Registration257

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