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Using SDT Connector to Telnet or SSH connect to devices that are serially attached to the
console server
(
Section 6.4
).
The chapter then covers more advanced SDT Connector and SSH tunneling topics:
Using SDT Connector for out-‐of-‐band access (
Section 6.5
).
Automatic importing and exporting configurations (
Section 6.6
).
Configuring Public Key Authentication (
Section 6.7
).
Setting up a SDT Secure Tunnel for Remote Desktop (
Section 6.8
).
Setting up a SDT Secure Tunnel for VNC (
Section 6.9
).
Using SDT to IP connect to hosts that are serially attached to the
console server
(
Section 6.10
).
6.1
Configuring for SSH Tunneling to Hosts
To set up the
console server
to SSH tunnel access a network attached
host
:
Add the new
host
and the
permitted services
using the
Serial & Network: Network Hosts
menu
as detailed in
Network Hosts (Chapter 4.4).
Only these
permitted services
will be forwarded
through by
SSH to the
host
. All other services (TCP/UDP ports) will be blocked.
Note
Following are some of the TCP Ports used by SDT in the
console server
:
22
SSH (All SDT Tunneled connections)
23
Telnet on local LAN (forwarded inside tunnel)
80
HTTP on local LAN (forwarded inside tunnel)
3389 RDP on local LAN (forwarded inside tunnel)
5900 VNC on local LAN (forwarded inside tunnel)
73XX RDP over serial from local LAN – where XX is the serial port number (that is, 7301 to
7348 on a 48 port
console server
)
79XX VNC over serial from local LAN – where XX is the serial port number
Add the new
Users
using
Serial & Network: Users & Groups
menu as detailed in
Network Hosts (Chapter 4.4). Users
can be authorized to access the
console server
ports
and specified network attached hosts. To simplify configuration, the
Administrator
can
first set up
Groups
with group access permissions, then
Users
can be classified as
members of particular
Groups
.
6.2
SDT Connector client configuration
The
SDT Connector
client works with all Black Box
console server
s. Each of these remote
console server
s
has an embedded OpenSSH based server that you can configure to
port forward
connections from the
SDT Connector
client to hosts on their local network (as detailed in the previous chapter). You can also
pre-‐configure the
SDT Connector
with the access tools and applications that are available to run when
you’ve established access to a particular host.
SDT Connector
can connect to the
console server
using an alternate OoB access. It can also access the
console server
itself and access devices connected to serial ports on the
console server
.