Avocent ACS 5000 Manual De Usuario
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Command buttons. The command buttons are common to all web manager screens and are used to
try changes, cancel changes, apply changes, reload pages or select the online help.
NOTE: The unsaved changes / no unsaved changes indicator at the far right is green (no unsaved
changes) when you have not made any changes that need to be saved, and flashes red (unsaved
changes) when you have made changes but have not selected Apply Changes.
changes) when you have not made any changes that need to be saved, and flashes red (unsaved
changes) when you have made changes but have not selected Apply Changes.
NOTE: Procedures in this manual use shortcuts to tell how to get to web manager forms. For example, a step telling
the user to access the Outlets Manager form uses the following convention: In Expert mode, select Applications-
IPDU Power Mgmt.- Outlets Manager.
the user to access the Outlets Manager form uses the following convention: In Expert mode, select Applications-
IPDU Power Mgmt.- Outlets Manager.
Applications Menu and Forms
The remainder of this chapter describes the Applications menu and the related forms. The
following table provides a description of the left menu panel and links to the detailed
information and associated procedure. If you are in Wizard mode and need to perform advanced
configuration, clicking the Expert button at the bottom of the left menu panel to switch the
web manager to Expert mode.
following table provides a description of the left menu panel and links to the detailed
information and associated procedure. If you are in Wizard mode and need to perform advanced
configuration, clicking the Expert button at the bottom of the left menu panel to switch the
web manager to Expert mode.
Connect
Using the Connect form, you can connect directly to the console server or to devices connected
to the serial ports.
to the serial ports.
Connecting to the console server
Clicking the Connect to ACS 5000 radio button and then clicking on Connect displays a Java
applet running an SSH session.
applet running an SSH session.
NOTE: SSH root access is enabled when the security profile is set to Moderate or Open. If a Secured security
profile is selected, you need to switch to a Custom security profile and enable allow root access option.
profile is selected, you need to switch to a Custom security profile and enable allow root access option.
Connecting to devices connected to the serial ports
The Serial pull-down menu lists all the serial port numbers or the administrator-assigned aliases
that a user is authorized to access. Selecting a port number or alias and clicking Connect
displays a Java applet with a connection protocol for which the serial port is configured.
that a user is authorized to access. Selecting a port number or alias and clicking Connect
displays a Java applet with a connection protocol for which the serial port is configured.
If authentication is in effect for the port, you need to supply a username and password to log
into the device.
into the device.
To connect to the console server:
This procedure logs you into the console server as a regular user in an SSH session.
Chapter 6: Applications
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