Digi 70002405, User Manual

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Configure the device using the ConnectPort LTS web interface Configuration through the web interface
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NTP server : Type the IP address or hostname for the NTP server.
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NTP option : Choose one of the following options:
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Once :
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Periodically : Synchronize the clock with NTP based on the NTP update interval .
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NTP update interval : Type the interval, in hours, between NTP updates.
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Date (mm/dd/yyyy) : Type the date in mm/dd/yyyy format.
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Time (hh:mm:ss) : Type the time in hh:mm:ss format.
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Offset (hh:mm) : Type the offset in hh:mm format.
Authentication Settings
Use the Authentication Settings page to set the authentication method and the related settings for
web interface and command-line interface access. The command-line interface access includes access
through serial console, telnet, SSH, Rlogin and Rsh. Remote authentication uses the permissions set
to the default user called
ruser .
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Authentication method : The authentication method. The default is None.
The Digi device supports various authentication options, such as None, Local, RADIUS, LDAP.
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Primary/Secondary authentication server : The IP address or DNS name of the remote
authentication server.
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Authentication server socket : The TCP port number of the authentication server.
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Primary/Secondary account server : The IP address or DNS name of the remote accounting
server. The accounting server is only required when you set the authentication method to
RADIUS.
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Account server socket : The TCP port number of the accounting server.
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Shared secret : A password string used for encryption of messages between the authentication
server and the ConnectPort LTS. Only RADIUS servers require a shared secret.
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Timeout : The authentication timeout, in seconds. Only RADIUS servers require a timeout value.
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Retries : The authentication retry count. Only RADIUS servers require an authentication retry
count.
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LDAP search base : The LDAP search base string. Only LDAP servers require a search base
string.
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Domain name for active directory : The LDAP domain name string for Active Directory. Only
LDAP servers require a domain name of Active Directory.
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Secure LDAP : Allows you to enable Secure LDAP for LDAP servers. The default is Disable. Only
LDAP servers require this option.
Note Default permissions for authenticated remote users are defined under the user name
ruser .