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General| Model | DSM-40 |
|---|---|
| Type | Serial Console Server |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Ports | 40 |
| Port Type | RS-232 |
| Connector Type | RJ45 |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Management | Web-based, CLI |
| Form Factor | 1U Rackmount |
| Weight | 8 lbs |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
| Storage Temperature | -4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C) |
| Protocols | SSH, Telnet, SNMP |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC |
| Dimensions | 1.75 x 10.0 inches |
Guidelines for safe and stable installation of racked units within a closed or multi-unit rack assembly.
Instructions for connecting the power supply, including considerations for 48 VDC rated equipment and circuit loading.
Ensuring reliable earthing of the equipment, especially when connecting to power strips.
Warning against self-servicing; internal components must be handled by authorized personnel.
Compliance information regarding FCC Part 15 regulations for Class A digital devices.
Compliance with European Community Directives for electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.
EMI compliance information for Canada according to ICES-003.
Description of the components and indicators on the front panel of DSM Series units.
Description of the back panel components for DSM Series units, including power inlets and serial ports.
Description of the front panel components for the CPM-1600 Series units.
Description of the back panel components for CPM-1600 Series units, including power inlets and switched outlets.
Description of the front panel components for the CPM-800 Series units.
Description of the back panel components for CPM-800 Series units, including power inlets and switched outlets.
Explanation of the functions performed by the front panel buttons on DSM/CPM units.
Procedure for connecting the unit to a power source and initial power-up checks.
Methods for connecting a PC to the unit for control via Network, Serial, or USB ports.
Steps to access command mode using Text Interface or Web Browser Interface.
Instructions for establishing port connections and controlling switched outlets (CPM units only).
Overview of the WMU software for managing multiple WTI units.
Guidance on installing and setting up the Cellular Modem option.
Establishing a connection and accessing command mode via network, console, modem, or cellular.
Creating and terminating serial port connections using Text Interface commands.
Controlling switched outlets and rebooting of outlets via the Web Browser Interface.
Controlling switched outlets and rebooting using ASCII commands in the Text Interface.
Manual control of some DSM/CPM functions.
Proper procedures for exiting command mode to ensure correct disconnection.
Functionality for immediate shutdown of all power outlets in case of emergency.
Overview of accessing and navigating configuration menus via Text Interface and Web Browser.
Setting system-wide parameters like Site ID, clock, calendar, and user accounts.
Managing user accounts, defining access levels, and setting permissions for ports and plugs.
Functions for creating, viewing, modifying, and deleting user accounts.
Designating groups of plugs for simplified access rights and command control.
Configuring names, boot/sequence delay times, and power-up default values for switched outlets.
Selecting parameters for serial ports and internal modem, including communication settings and general parameters.
Selecting parameters for network ports and implementing security features.
Saving and restoring unit configuration parameters for quick recovery.
Lists model number, power rating, serial number, and other unit information.
Shows activity on the DSM/CPM's virtual network ports.
Shows current status of serial ports, including names, modes, and connection status.
Displays status of serial ports, switched plugs, and current temperature.
Shows configuration details and On/Off status for user-defined Plug Groups.
Displays up-to-date readings for Amps, Watts, Voltage, and temperature.
Reviewing user activity, alarm events, and temperature trends from recorded logs.
Provides detailed information about each port.
Lists user-defined IP aliases, port names, and Direct Connect status for serial ports.
Lists user-defined alarms and indicates whether each alarm has been triggered.
Displays detailed parameters for a specific port.
Explanation of logical Network Port Numbers for SSH/Telnet sessions.
Using SSH for secure network access and public key validation.
Initiating Telnet, SSH, or Raw Socket sessions directly to serial ports.
Assigning IP addresses to serial ports for direct connection.
Establishing outbound Telnet connections using the /TELNET command.
Establishing outbound SSH connections using the /SSH command.
Steps to configure the Syslog function, including clock and IP address settings.
Configuring SNMP Trap function for alarm notifications.
Overview of the DSM/CPM's SNMP Agent capabilities.
Explanation of SNMPv3 authentication and encryption features.
Managing user accounts, plug access, and serial access via SNMP.
Controlling plugs and plug groups (ON, OFF, BOOT, DEFAULT) via SNMP.
Setting serial port configuration parameters using SNMP.
Retrieving status information like MAC addresses, plug status, and alarms via SNMP.
Sending SNMP traps for unit conditions and alarm events.
Steps to create a self-signed certificate for secure web access.
Procedure to create a signed certificate via an external authority.
Downloading and saving the Server Private Key for security configuration.
Options to disable SSLv3 and MEDIUM ciphers for web connections.
Selecting TLS versions for web server acceptance.
Downloading and saving configuration parameters to a file.
Uploading saved parameters from a file to restore configuration.
Using the 'Reboot System' command to restore the last known working configuration.
Using WMU software for managing firmware updates.
Alternative method for updating firmware via FTP or SFTP.
Conventions for Text Interface commands, including power control and wildcards.
Reference of Text Interface commands, sorted by functionality.
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