Raritan Command Center CC-SG, Руководство администратора

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Comprehensive Logging
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Logs events locally.
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Can use an external syslog server for event logs (events are immediately posted or
exported) and the ability to have other Raritan products use it as a syslog server.
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Provides full auditing and tracking capabilities.
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Keeps an audit trail for tracking user activity.
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Support for SNMP Agents and Traps
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Provides SNMP GET/SET operations with third-party enterprise Management Solutions,
such as HP OpenView. To support the operations, you must provide SNMP agent
identifier information such as these MIB-II System Group objects: sysContact, sysName,
and sysLocation.
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Provides System level trap notification of CC-SG’s operational events.
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Provides Application level trap notification regarding the monitoring of managed devices,
availability events, and the audit events of user access and authorization to CC-SG.
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Infrastructure Support for Customizable Applets via GUI
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Customizable applets control ranges of devices including power strips, HP’s iLO/RILOE
cards, etc.
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Target systems accessed through applets – remote access to servers and other data center
equipment managed by Raritan management appliances through downloadable
applets/COM controls.
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Power strip outlet user authorization setting, mapping, parameter-passing, target server-
mapping.
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Access to CommandCenter NOC
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(CC-NOC)
For detailed auditing, monitoring and notification of infrastructure and Raritan devices.
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Operational Flexibility/Ease of Use/Administrator Presentation
Enhanced system setup entirely through graphical user interface (state-of-the-art UI standards
with professional look and feel).
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Designed for High Availability
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ATA Raid-1 card and two ATA hard drivers to provision for fault-tolerance at the
hardware and OS level.
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Two network interfaces for failover or to be configured for public and private IP
addresses on separate NICs.
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Redundant power supplies and ECC memory.
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Auto-recovery (watchdog timer).
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Modem access for emergency administration.
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Support for primary and secondary servers.
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Support for Clustering and Geographic Redundancy
Enabling backup availability with CC-SGs located on the same or different networks.
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Internationalization
Language, keyboard, scope of support; documentation available in French, German, Japanese,
Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean.
Terminology/Acronyms
Terms and acronyms found in this document include:
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Associations
—is the relationship between categories, elements of a category, and ports or
devices or both. For example, if you want to associate the “Location” category with a device,
Create associations first before adding devices and ports in CC-SG.
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Category
—is a variable that contains a set values or elements. An example of a Category is
Location, which may have elements such as “New York City, “Philadelphia”, or “Data
Center 1”. When you add devices and ports to CC-SG, you will associate this information
with them. It is easier if you set up associations correctly first, before adding devices and
ports to them. Another example of a Category is “OS Type”, which may have elements such
as “Windows
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” or “Unix
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” or “Linux
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”.