Lantronix SCS1600 Bedienungsanleitung

SCS1600 and SCS3200 User Guide

Part. No. 900-234

Rev. D December 2003

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Contacts

Lantronix Corporate Headquarters

15353 Barranca Parkway

Irvine, CA 92618, USA

Phone: 949-453-3990

Fax: 949 453-3995

Technical Support

Phone: 800-422-7044 or 949-453-7198

Fax: 949-450-7226

Online: www.lantronix.com/support

E-mail [email protected]

Sales Offices

For a current list of our domestic and international sales offices, go to the Lantronix web

site at http://www.lantronix.com/about/contact/index.html

Disclaimer & Revisions

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which

case the user, at his or her own expense, will be required to take whatever measures

may be required to correct the interference.

Note: This product has been designed to comply with the limits for a Class A

digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against such interference when operating in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with this guide,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by Lantronix will void the

user's authority to operate this device.

The information in this guide may change without notice. The manufacturer assumes no

responsibility for any errors that may appear in this guide.

Date Rev. Part No. Comments

4/02 C 900-234 Reformatted manual; added section on SSH Connections; added

information about Break Safe feature.

12/03 D 900-234 Added new features: SSH connections, enhanced security, break

sequences, modem mode, boot gateway, DHCP, and additional

authentication for Web browser. Expanded list of cables and added list

of adapters available from Lantronix. Updated contacts and warranty

information.

Contents

Contacts ___________________________________________________________i

Disclaimer & Revisions ________________________________________________i

Contents __________________________________________________________ ii

1: Introduction to the SCS Family ___________________________ 1-1

Features _________________________________________________________1-1

Protocol Support ___________________________________________________1-2

2: Connections and Physical Requirements___________________ 2-1

Connections_______________________________________________________2-1

Pinouts __________________________________________________________2-2

RJ45 Serial Connectors __________________________________________2-2

RJ45 to DB25 __________________________________________________2-3

RJ45 to DB9 ___________________________________________________2-4

Cables and Adapters________________________________________________2-5

Specifications _____________________________________________________2-6

Power ________________________________________________________2-6

Temperature ___________________________________________________2-6

Humidity ______________________________________________________2-6

Altitude _______________________________________________________2-6

3: Installation ____________________________________________ 3-1

Connecting the SCS ________________________________________________3-1

Assigning an IP Address _____________________________________________3-2

EZWebCon Method______________________________________________3-2

DHCP Method__________________________________________________3-4

Command Line Method___________________________________________3-4

ARP and Ping Method____________________________________________3-5

UNIX Host_____________________________________________________3-5

Windows Host__________________________________________________3-5

Changing the IP Address Permanently_______________________________3-5

BOOTP or RARP Reply Method____________________________________3-6

Configuring the SCS ________________________________________________3-6

EZWebCon Method______________________________________________3-6

Web Browser Method ____________________________________________3-8

Telnet Login Method _____________________________________________3-1

Command Line Method___________________________________________3-1

4: Application Setup ______________________________________ 4-1

Menus ___________________________________________________________4-1

Connecting ____________________________________________________4-1

Enabling Menu Mode ____________________________________________4-2

Creating the Menu_______________________________________________4-3

Using Menu/Connection Commands ________________________________4-4

Enabling Menu Mode for a Port ____________________________________4-5

Using the Menu_________________________________________________4-6

Remote User Dial-Up _______________________________________________4-7

Break Sequences __________________________________________________4-8

Serial Breaks___________________________________________________4-8

Alternate Break Sequences _______________________________________4-8

Modem Mode______________________________________________________4-9

Event Port Logging and Email Notification ______________________________4-10

Creating an Email Site __________________________________________4-11

Dial-Out ISP Connection ____________________________________________4-12

Com Port Redirector _______________________________________________4-13

SSH Connections _________________________________________________4-14

Defining Supported SSH Connections ______________________________4-14

Creating an AUTHORIZED_KEYS File______________________________4-14

Shared Key Authentication Process ________________________________4-15

Setting up RSA Shared Key Authentication (for SSHv1) ________________4-15

Setting up DSA Shared Key Authentication (for SSHv2) ________________4-16

Setting up Username/Password Authentication (SSHv1 or SSHv2)________4-16

Forming SSH Incoming Connections (Unix and Non-Unix)_______________4-17

Non-Unix Platforms_____________________________________________4-17

UNIX Platforms ________________________________________________4-17

Security Enhancements_____________________________________________4-18

Incoming Security ______________________________________________4-18

Port User Restrictions___________________________________________4-18

5: Troubleshooting________________________________________ 5-1

Technical Support __________________________________________________5-1

LEDs ____________________________________________________________5-2

iii

Power-up Troubleshooting ___________________________________________5-3

BOOTP Troubleshooting_____________________________________________5-4

RARP Troubleshooting ______________________________________________5-4

Boot Prompt Commands_____________________________________________5-4

Flash_________________________________________________________5-5

Flush NVR_____________________________________________________5-5

Help__________________________________________________________5-5

Init 451 _______________________________________________________5-5

Set Server BOOTP {Enabled, Disabled}______________________________5-5

Set Server Hardware xx-xx-xx _____________________________________5-6

Set server IPAddress ip_address ___________________________________5-6

Set server loadhost ip_address_____________________________________5-6

Set Server RARP {Enabled, Disabled} _______________________________5-6

Set Server Secondary ip_address __________________________________5-6

Set Server Software filename ______________________________________5-6

Set Server Bootgateway ip_address_________________________________5-5

Show Server ___________________________________________________5-6

6: Updating Software______________________________________ 6-1

Choosing the Right Software File ______________________________________6-1

Obtaining Software _________________________________________________6-1

Via the Web ___________________________________________________6-1

Via FTP_______________________________________________________6-1

Reloading Software_________________________________________________6-2

EZWebCon Method______________________________________________6-2

FTP Method ___________________________________________________6-2

Web Interface Method____________________________________________6-2

Command Line Methods__________________________________________6-3

TFTP Method __________________________________________________6-3

MOP _________________________________________________________6-3

Troubleshooting Flash ROM Updates___________________________________6-4

A: Compliance and Warranty Information_______________________1

Compliance Information_______________________________________________ 1

Warranty __________________________________________________________ 2

The Lantronix SCS family of Secure Console Servers enables IT professionals to

remotely and securely configure and administer servers, routers, switches, telephone

equipment, or other devices equipped with a serial port.

Features

 TCP/IP compatibility

 Remote networking

− Dial-in access

− Dial-out ISP connections

− Event port logging

− Email event notification

− Authentication

− Accountability

 Browser-based configuration

− HTML pages in firmware

− Server configuration via any browser

 EZWebCon utility

− Provides initial SCS configuration

− Extracting and downloading configuration to multiple SCS units.

 Command line editing

 Context-sensitive online help

 Re-loadable operating code

− Stored in Flash ROM

− Upgradeable using FTP, TFTP, and EZWebCon

 Diagnostics for network and serial line troubleshooting

 Break safe for Sun Solaris systems (Solaris Ready Certified)

Note: See Using Menu/Connection Commands for information on how to send

intentional breaks to connected equipment.

1-1

SCS1600/3200 User Guide 1: Introduction to the SCS Family

Protocol Support

The SCS supports the TCP/IP network protocol as well as:

 SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin for connections in and out of the SCS

 DNS and WINS for text-to-IP address name resolution

 SNMP for remote monitoring and management

 FTP for file transfers and firmware upgrades

 TFTP for firmware upgrades

 BOOTP, RARP, and DHCP for IP address assignment

 HTTP for easy browser-based configuration

 NTP for time synchronization and authentication

 NAT for enabling private networks to share a connection to the Internet.

SSH (Secure Shell): A secure transport protocol based on public-key cryptography.

Telnet: This terminal protocol provides an easy-to-use method of creating terminal

connections to any network host supporting Telnet.

Rlogin: Allows you to initiate a TCP/IP login session.

DNS (Domain Name Servers): Lets a network nameserver translate text node names

into numeric IP addresses.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol):Commands that allow system

administrators to monitor and manage nodes on a LAN (Local Area Network) and

respond to queries from other network hosts. One community name can be configured

with read/write access. Refer to the SCS Reference Manual for SNMP configuration

instructions.

BOOTP, RARP, and DHCP: Methods for automatically assigning an IP address and

network settings.

NTP (Network Time Protocol):Used to synchronize time on networked computers and

equipment.

NAT (Network Address Translation): Allows private networks to share a single

connection to the Internet. With Port Mapping, specific IP Ports can be mapped from the

Internet to a private IP address and port.

1-2

This chapter provides a physical description of the unit and requirements for installing

and connecting it. The topics include:

 Connections

 Pinouts

 Cables and Adapters

 Specifications

Connections

The SCS1600 and SCS3200 are distinguished by the number of asynchronous RJ45

serial ports they are equipped with. The SCS1600 has 16 ports, while the SCS3200 has

32 ports. Both units include an AUI connector and a UTP port (10/100BASE-T) for

Ethernet connections. They both support baud rates between 300 and 230,400 bits per

second.

SCS1600 Front Panel

2-1

SCS1600/3200 User Guide 2: Connections and Physical Requirements

SCS3200 Front Panel

Note: The Reset button returns the SCS to its factory default configuration when

you press and hold it during the power-up and boot process. Resetting to factory

default will enable DHCP.

Pinouts

The SCS3200 has 32 asynchronous RJ45 serial ports. The SCS1600 has 16

asynchronous RJ45 serial ports. Pinout information for these ports is discussed in the

following sections.

RJ45 Serial Connectors

Lantronix servers are RS-423 compliant and are thus limited by the equipment at the

remote end of the serial line. If the SCS is connected to an RS-232 device, it is subject to

the RS-232 limits shown below. If connected to an RS-423 device, it is subject to the RS-

423 limitations.

RS-232 lines are limited to 15m (50 ft) in length at 9600 baud, and 2 m (6 ft) at 115.2K

baud. RS-423 lines are limited to 300m (1000 ft) at 9600 baud, 85m (260 ft) at 115.2K

baud, and 40m (120 ft) at 230.4K baud. They will generally work at longer lengths.

The pinout of the serial ports is displayed below.

2-2

SCS1600/3200 User Guide 2: Connections and Physical Requirements

RJ45 Serial Connector

RJ45 to DB25

If you are connecting an RJ45 port to a DTE device (such as a terminal) that has a DB25

connector, you will need to use an RJ45-DTE DB25 adapter. To connect an RJ45 port to

a DB25 connector on a DCE device, you will need an RJ45-DCE DB25 adapter. The

pinout information for both connections is shown below.

Pinouts of RJ45-DB25 Connections

2-3

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