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General| Model | ACS6000 |
|---|---|
| Network Interface | Dual Gigabit Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 1U Rackmount |
| Management Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SNMP |
| Security | SSL, IP Filtering, User Authentication |
| Protocols | TCP/IP |
| Power Supply | Dual redundant power supply |
| Authentication | LDAP |
| Encryption | AES, SSL |
| Ports | 8, 16, 32 or 48 serial ports |
| Compatibility | Various servers, networking equipment, and power devices |
Lists local and remote access methods for the console server.
Lists local and remote access methods for the console server.
Describes using the web manager for most configuration tasks.
Details dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 protocol support and features.
Discusses security profiles determining enabled services and access.
Lists items included with the console server for installation.
Lists items included with the console server for installation.
Lists items required for standalone console server configuration.
Describes how to mount the console server in a rack or cabinet.
Shows the connectors on the ACS6000 console server.
Explains using cables and adaptors to connect devices to serial ports.
Details the procedure for turning on the console server.
Provides steps for powering on the console server using AC power.
Explains connecting and powering the console server using DC power.
Describes configuring the console server via CLI or Ethernet port.
Explains connecting to devices using Telnet or SSH clients.
Provides an overview of the web manager interface for administrators.
Explains Wizard mode for simplifying setup and configuration.
Lists tabs available in the web manager's Expert mode.
Describes how to view connected devices via the web manager.
Lists system icons for performing tasks like rebooting and upgrading.
Details the process of upgrading the console server's firmware.
Explains how to upgrade the console server's bootcode.
Covers saving and restoring console server configuration files.
Describes generating and verifying digital signatures (MD5) for integrity.
Provides access to system parameters and configuration.
Discusses Security Profiles that determine enabled services and access.
Explains generating or downloading signed certificates for HTTPS.
Details setting up the console server for reconfiguration via boot or IP renewal.
Covers setting the date and time using NTP or manually.
Details configuring the boot source (Flash or Network).
Covers network configuration options like Hostname, DNS, Bonding, etc.
Configures hostname, DNS, IPv6, bonding, and network interfaces.
Configures network failover for critical device access during outages.
Configures IP addresses for network interfaces and views MAC addresses.
Configures the console server to act as a firewall.
Sets up secure VPN communication using the IPSec protocol.
Configures SNMP for sending notifications to a management application.
Enables and configures serial, auxiliary, CAS, and Dial-in profiles.
Specifies connection profiles, clones, resets, and enables/disables serial ports.
Enables/disables the Multi-Session Menu for simultaneous port access.
Configures auxiliary ports based on connected device type.
Configures remote access to serial ports, including auto discovery.
Configures secure dial-in settings, PPP connections, and authentication.
Configures dial-out profiles for serial ports with modems.
Covers installing, detecting, ejecting, and deleting pluggable devices.
Explains configuring network devices and modems.
Details local, OTP, and remote authentication server configurations.
Configures authentication for the console server and ports.
Covers configuring RADIUS, TACACS+, LDAP, and DSView servers.
Manages users, groups, and their access rights.
Explains adding and configuring local user accounts.
Details managing user groups and their permissions.
Maps DSView viewer session rights to console server access rights.
Configures console server events for various destinations.
Lists console server events configurable for SNMP, Syslog, Email, and SMS.
Configures event notifications to remote syslog, console, or email.
Configures data buffering settings for Local, NFS, Syslog, and DSView.
Configures temperature sensors and operating ranges.
Manages power for connected devices like PDUs.
Details managing, upgrading, and configuring PDUs and their outlets.
Views, manages, and configures outlet groups.
Manages network PDUs via SNMP for remote power operations.
Views and kills active user sessions on the console server.
Displays network and console port information.
Allows users to change their own passwords.
Provides an overview of web manager options for regular users.
Lists hardware specifications for the ACS6000 console server.
Explains zero-touch provisioning using DHCP and TFTP servers.
Details saving a console server's configuration file for provisioning.
Explains creating and storing a setup file for zero-touch provisioning.
Details configuring DHCP server options for provisioning.
Describes enabling zero-touch provisioning via web UI or CLI.
Provides steps to recover the console server's root password.
Lists ports for DSView software communication with the console server.
Explains accessing the console server via DSView software using dial-up.
Covers configuring dial-up for a console server within DSView software.
Explains the use and control of the internal modem using AT commands.
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