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Device Type Differences .............................................................. 348
Additional Reasons for Creating Custom Expect Scripts ......... 351
Assigning a Command Template to a New Device ...................... 352
Command Templates .................................................................... 357
Issues Affecting the Configuration of RSA-Type Service Processors
361
The onbdtemplate Utility .............................................................. 361
OnBoard Expect Scripts ............................................................... 365
Application Notes Related to Expect Scripts ................................... 367
Example of Creating a Custom IPMI-Type Script ....................... 368
SP/Device Expect Script Arguments ............................................ 369
servername ................................................................................ 369
action ......................................................................................... 370
SP/Device Expect Script Exit Codes ............................................ 371
Address Configuration for Connected Devices ................................ 372
Using Reserved IP Addresses for Private IP Addressing ............. 374
Why Define Private Subnets? ....................................................... 375
Configuring a Private Subnet ....................................................... 376
Routing Requirements for Native IP Access ................................ 377
Example 1: Private Subnet Configuration .................................... 378
Example 2: Two Private Subnets and VPN Configuration .......... 381
Two Private Subnets and User Configuration for Example 2 ... 382
IPSec VPN Configuration for Example 2 ................................. 385
PPTP VPN Configuration for Example 2 ................................. 388
Enabling Native IP and Accessing a Device’s Native Features
Using Real IP Addresses for Example 2 ................................... 391
Why Define Virtual (DNAT) Addresses? .................................... 393
Example 3: Virtual Network With Two Private Subnets and VPN
Configuration ................................................................................ 394
Virtual Network and Device Configuration for Example 3 ...... 397
IPSec VPN Configuration for Example 3 ................................. 399
PPTP VPN Configuration for Example 3 ................................. 400
Enabling Native IP and Accessing a Device’s Native Features
Using Virtual Network Addresses for Example 3 .................... 402
Options for Assigning IP Addresses to Connected Devices ........ 404
Additional Network Address Configuration Examples ................ 405
- AlterPath OnBoard 1
- Administrator’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Contents xi 11
- Figures xv 15
- Figures xvii 17
- Figures xix 19
- Tables xxiii 23
- Procedures 25
- Procedures xxvii 27
- Procedures xxix 29
- Before You Begin 31
- Document Organization 32
- Before You Begin xxxiii 33
- Related Documents 34
- Before You Begin xxxv 35
- Additional Resources 37
- Chapter 1 39
- Introduction 39
- Administrators 41
- Introduction 5 43
- Introduction 11 49
- Introduction 15 53
- OnBoard Security Profiles 54
- Introduction 17 55
- Introduction 19 57
- OnBoard Services 59
- Telnet on the OnBoard 61
- HTTPS on the OnBoard 62
- DHCP on the OnBoard 62
- DHCP Server 63
- SNMP on the OnBoard 64
- Introduction 27 65
- Introduction 29 67
- Introduction 31 69
- VPN on the OnBoard 70
- Message Filtering Levels 71
- Syslog Servers 71
- Ethernet Ports on the OnBoard 72
- Introduction 35 73
- Introduction 37 75
- Introduction 39 77
- IPDU Power Management 78
- Introduction 41 79
- Routing on the OnBoard 80
- OnBoard Notifications 81
- OnBoard Sensor Alarms 83
- Device Configuration 84
- Introduction 47 85
- Introduction 49 87
- Introduction 51 89
- Introduction 53 91
- Data Buffering on the OnBoard 93
- Introduction 57 95
- Introduction 59 97
- Introduction 61 99
- Chapter 2 101
- OTP Database Storage 105
- SSH or Console Logins 106
- vi /etc/onboard_server.ini 107
- OTP Passwords 108
- Device Connections 112
- SSL Certificate for HTTPS 114
- [root@OnBoard /] saveconf 116
- Configuring the DHCP Server 117
- Configuring VPN Connections 121
- IPSec VPN Connections 123
- PPTP VPN Connections 126
- PCMCIA Card With 130
- Users’ Login Menu 135
- Console Login 136
- Configuring Routes With cycli 137
- Saving Configuration Changes 139
- To Backup Configuration Files 140
- Files From the Command Line 141
- Changing Web Manager Timeouts 142
- Chapter 3 145
- Web Manager Introduction for 145
- Administrative Users 145
- Logging Into the Web Manager 146
- Web Manager Introduction 107 147
- Administrative User 148
- Web Manager Introduction 109 149
- Overview of Web Manager Menus 151
- Chapter 4 153
- Web Manager Wizard 153
- Using the Wizard 154
- Web Manager Wizard 115 155
- Password—Wizard 157
- Web Manager Wizard 119 159
- Web Manager Wizard 121 161
- Web Manager Wizard 123 163
- Configuring Routes 165
- Configuring Failover 165
- Web Manager Wizard 127 167
- Web Manager Wizard 129 169
- Addresses—Wizard 170
- Configuring Private Subnets 171
- Web Manager Wizard 133 173
- Configuring a Virtual Network 174
- Configuring Devices—Wizard 175
- Web Manager Wizard 137 177
- Management—Wizard 178
- Web Manager Wizard 139 179
- Chapter 5 181
- Web Manager “Access” Menu 181
- Web Manager 183
- From Cyclades 187
- Chapter 6 193
- Web Manager “Settings” Menu 193
- Options Under “Settings” 194
- Management 196
- AlterPath PM IPDU 204
- Connected IPDU 204
- Outlets on a Connected IPDU 206
- Interval for an IPDU Outlet 208
- Configuring PCMCIA Cards 209
- Inserting a PCMCIA Card 210
- Ejecting a PCMCIA Card 211
- Configuring a PCMCIA Card 212
- Access Type Menu Options 214
- Local Boot Options 226
- Network Boot Options 227
- Boot Fields and Menu Options 228
- To Configure OnBoard Boot 228
- Configuring Outbound Email 229
- Chapter 7 233
- Web Manager “Config” Menu 233
- Options Under “Config” 235
- Configuring Devices 237
- To Add a Device 238
- Configuring Users and Groups 240
- Configuring Users 241
- Configuring Groups 243
- To Modify a User’s Account 246
- Device Management 247
- Configuring Device Groups 248
- To Configure Device Groups 249
- Configuring Authentication 250
- OnBoard Logins 265
- Configuring Notifications 266
- Configuring Sensor Alarms 273
- Alarm Action 275
- Configuring SNMP 280
- Configuring SNMP for Devices 283
- Settings 287
- (Syslogs) 290
- Syslog Destination 291
- Message Filtering 291
- Service Processors 293
- Security Profile 298
- To Configure Services 299
- Chapter 8 301
- Web Manager “Network” Menu 301
- Options Under “Network” 302
- Filtering 308
- Adding a Rule 309
- Filtering (Firewall) Rule 310
- Configuring Hosts 311
- To Add a New Host 312
- Configuring Static Routes 313
- To Add a Static Route 314
- To Configure IPSec VPN 316
- Networks 319
- Chapter 9 325
- Menu Options 325
- Options Under “Info” 326
- Sessions 327
- Viewing System Information 328
- Introduction 289 329
- Introduction 291 331
- Options Under “Mgmt” 333
- Introduction 295 335
- Introduction 297 337
- Introduction 299 339
- Restarting the OnBoard 340
- To Restart the OnBoard 340
- Chapter 10 341
- Using the cycli Utility 341
- Accessing the Command Line 342
- Execution Modes 343
- Command Line Mode 344
- Interactive Mode 344
- Batch Mode 344
- Using the cycli Utility 305 345
- Using the cycli Utility 309 349
- Autocompletion 350
- Using the cycli Utility 311 351
- Using the cycli Utility 313 353
- Using the cycli Utility 315 355
- Using the cycli Utility 317 357
- Using the cycli Utility 319 359
- Note: Do not use 361
- Using the cycli Utility 323 363
- Using the cycli Utility 325 365
- Using the cycli Utility 327 367
- Example: 368
- Parameters 369
- Using the cycli Utility 331 371
- Using the cycli Utility 333 373
- , overlapping subnets 374
- Using the cycli Utility 335 375
- Using the cycli Utility 337 377
- Chapter 11 379
- Troubleshooting 379
- Recovering From Login Failure 380
- To Recover From Login Failure 381
- Restarting the Web Manager 382
- Appendix A 385
- Advanced Device Configuration 385
- Devices 386
- With Devices 387
- Device Type Differences 388
- New Template 394
- Template 396
- Command Templates 397
- The onbdtemplate Utility 401
- OnBoard Expect Scripts 405
- cd /libexec/onboard/ 406
- Addressing 414
- Why Define Private Subnets? 415
- Configuring a Private Subnet 416
- Configuration 421
- Subnets and VPN Configuration 434
- Examples 445
- Appendix B 447
- Advanced Boot and Backup 447
- Configuration Information 447
- Boot File Location 448
- Changing the Boot Image 450
- Monitor Mode 453
- Boot in U-Boot Monitor Mode 454
- All the restoreconf 459
- Glossary 461
- Glossary 423 463
- Glossary 425 465
- Glossary 427 467
- native web 468
- Glossary 429 469
- Glossary 431 471
- Glossary 433 473
- Glossary 435 475
- Glossary 437 477
- Glossary 439 479
- Glossary 441 481
- Glossary 443 483
- Glossary 445 485
- Index 449 489
- Index 451 491
- Index 453 493
- Index 455 495
- Index 457 497
- Index 459 499
- Index 461 501
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