Raritan Dominion SX II, Руководство администратора

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Chapter 1: Features and Benefits
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Productive Serial-over-IP Access
Widest Variety of Serial-over-IP
Access
The Dominion SX II supports the widest variety of serial-over-IP
connections via SSH/Telnet Clients, web-browser,
CommandCenter, telephony modem, cellular modem and at-the-
rack access. This includes CLI, GUI and multiple Direct Port
Access methods.
SSH/Telnet Client Access
SSH/Telnet client access from a desktop, laptop, or handheld
device. Direct Port Access via SSH Client using a username/port
string syntax. Customer can upload, view and delete SSH keys
for greater security.
Web Browser Access
Web browser access via Dominion SX II or CommandCenter user
interfaces and the Raritan Serial Client (RSC).
Convenient Direct Port Access
Convenient Direct Port Access methods via SSH, Telnet & HTTP.
IP address and TCP port-based access for Telnet and SSHv2
clients. Independent IP addresses or TCP port numbers can be
assigned to access each SX II port. HTTPS-based direct access
via URL. Com Port Redirection can be supported for third-party
software redirectors.
Cellular and Telephone Modem
Access
Optional external Cellular (3G/4G) modem and internal
Telephone modem access for emergency access, business
continuity and disaster recovery.
Innovative At-the-Rack Access
With the Dominion SX II, you get multiple types of local access
at-the-rack. This includes: (1) Traditional RJ45 serial port, (2)
Mini-USB port for laptop connection, and (3) DVI & USB-based
KVM console for connection to a rackmount keyboard tray or
even a KVM switch.
Port Keyword Monitoring and
Alerting
Users can define up to 14 keywords per port. The SX II will scan
the data coming from the port, and if one of the keywords is
detected, it will send an alert via SNMP or e-mail. Serial devices
are monitored, even when no user is connected! This results in
faster notification that reduces Mean Time to Repair (MTTR).
Port Logging to Syslog, NFS and
Local File
Port activity to and from serial devices can be logged to a Syslog
server, Network File System (NFS) server or locally to the SX II
device with up to 8 Gb of storage.
NFS Logging Features
Allows logging of all user keystrokes and server/device
responses to NFS server(s). Can even be stored on the NFS
server with user-defined encryption keys for greater security.
Keep-alive messages in the NFS log allow easy monitoring if the
managed server/device goes down.
SecureChat Instant Messaging
Allows for secure, instant messaging among SX II users.
Enables collaboration of distributed users to increase their
productivity, troubleshoot, reduce the time to resolve problems
and for training purposes.