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Raritan ASMI G4 Module User Manual

Chapter 1. The Quick Start GuideAbout the Raritan ASMI G4 Remote Management CardFigure 1-1. Front View of the ASMI G4 ModuleThe ASMI G4 add-on card pr

Appendix B. GlossaryACPIAdvanced Configuration and Power InterfaceA specification that enables the operating system to implement power management and sy

Appendix B. GlossaryPS/2Personal System/2IBM’s second generation of personal computers, which was released to the public in 1987. Today,PS/2 is known

Appendix C. Configuring the RADIUS serverThis appendix describes the necessary steps to configure a RADIUS server in order to be able to useremote authe

Appendix C. Configuring the RADIUS serverType the share secret that will be used between this RADIUS server and ASMI module. (Note: pleasememorize this

Appendix D. Key CodesTable D-1 shows the key codes used to define the key strokes or hotkeys for several functions. Pleasenote that these key codes do

Appendix D. Key CodesKey Alias Key(s)RCTRL CTRL, STRGRSHIFT SHIFTLCTRL CTRL, STRGLALT ALTSPACEALT GRESCAPE ESCF1F2F3F4F5F6F7F8F9F10F11F12PRINTSCREENSC

Appendix D. Key CodesKey Alias Key(s)NUMPAD7NUMPAD8NUMPAD9NUMPADPLUS NUMPAD_PLUS, +NUMPAD / /NUMPADMUL NUMPAD_MUL, xNUMPADMINUS NUMPAD_MINUS, -NUMPADE

Appendix E. SpecificationsSizes and WeightTable E-1. ASMI G4 SpecificationAttribute ValueHeight 13mmWidth 173.4mmDepth 64.4mmWeight 110g (w/o replicator

Appendix F. Raritan Corp. Warranty InformationLimited WarrantyRaritan Corp. manufactures its hardware products from parts and components that are new

Appendix F. Raritan Corp. Warranty Informationinability to use this product, even if Raritan has been advised of the possibility of such damages. In a

Chapter 1. The Quick Start GuideTable 1-1. Initial Network ConfigurationParameter ValueIP auto configuration DHCPIP address -Netmask -Gateway -WarningIf

Appendix G. GNU General Public License (GPL)Version 2, June 1991Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Bo

Appendix G. GNU General Public License (GPL)Activities other than copying, distribution and modification are not covered by this License; they areoutsi

Appendix G. GNU General Public License (GPL)a. Accompany it with the complete corresponding machine-readable source code, which must bedistributed und

Appendix G. GNU General Public License (GPL)If any portion of this section is held invalid or unenforceable under any particular circumstance, thebala

Appendix G. GNU General Public License (GPL)BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE ORLOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTI

Appendix H. The OpenLDAP Public LicenseVersion 2.8, 17 August 2003Redistribution and use of this software and associated documentation ("Software

Chapter 1. The Quick Start GuideThe Remote Console will behave exactly the same way as if you were sitting directly in front of thescreen of your remo

Chapter 2. IntroductionGeneral InformationThe ASMI module is an integrated solution for your server system.Based on an embedded operating system, the

Chapter 2. Introduction• Sophisticated mouse tracking and synchronization• Local Mouse suppression (only when using SUNs Java Virtual Machine)• Works

Chapter 2. IntroductionCategory ProbabilityCPU fan failure 8%RAM failure 4%Using the ASMI module, administrators can determine which kind of serious h

Chapter 3. ASMI Installation GuideAbout the ASMI Add-On CardThe ASMI add-on card redirects local keyboard, mouse and video data to a remote administra

Chapter 3. ASMI Installation GuideConnecting the EthernetThe ASMI add-on card has a dedicated RJ45 Ethernet connector - this has to be provided by the

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationInitial ConfigurationThe ASMI module’s communication interfaces are all based on TCP/IP. It comes pre-configured w

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationUsing the Psetup Tool via Graphical User InterfaceAfter invoking psetup a window opens as shown inFigure 4-1 (Wi

Raritan ASMI G4 Module User Manual

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationAfter selecting a device, the "Device Type" should show "Raritan ASMI G4". You may now query

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationChanging the network settingstest@teststation:~# /home/test/psetup--mac 00:0D:5D:00:65:78 --ipacp none --ip 192.

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationNew super-user passwordEnter the new password for the super-user.New password (confirm)Re-type the new password f

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationMouse and Keyboard ConfigurationThree Blind Mice, See How They Run...The proper configuration of a remote mouse is

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationAuto Mouse Speed and Mouse SynchronizationThe automatic mouse speed mode performs the speed detection during mou

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationWhile the ASMI module works with accelerated mice and is able to synchronize the local with theremote mouse poin

Chapter 4. ASMI G4 Module ConfigurationSUN SolarisAdjust the mouse settings either via "xset m 1" or use the CDE Control Panel to set the mou

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsagePrerequisitesThe ASMI module features an embedded operating system and applications offering a variety ofstandardized inte

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageIn order to access the remote host system using a securely encrypted connection, you need a browser thatsupports the HTTPS

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-2. Login screenNote: Your web browser has to accept cookies or else login is not possible.The ASMI module has a b

Table of ContentsPreface ...

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-3. Main PageTable 5-2. Front End ButtonsReturn to the main page of the ASMI module.Open the ASMI module Remote Co

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageNote: If there is no activity for half an hour, the ASMI module will log you out from the Web sessionautomatically. A clic

Chapter 5. ASMI Module Usagevery unlikely to be able to establish a connection. This is because today’s web proxies are not capable ofrelaying this KV

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageWarningPlease note that some of these options are only visible and usable when you haveselected the operating system type

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-8. Successful Redirection of a Local DriveThis menu shows you an established drive redirection (the second drive

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageRemote Console OptionsTo open the Options menu click on the button "Options".Figure 5-9. Remote Console Options

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageScalingAllows you to scale down the Remote Console. You can still use both mouse and keyboard, however thescaling algorith

Chapter 5. ASMI Module Usage• Intelligent SyncUse this option if the fast sync does not work or the mouse settings have been changed on the remotehost

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageSoft KeyboardThe Soft Keyboard simulates an entire keyboard that is connected to the remote system. It is necessary incase

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-15. Soft Keyboard MappingLocal KeyboardUsed to change the language mapping of your browser machine running the Re

Resetting the ASMI module to its Factory Settings...17Using the KiraTool...

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageHotkeysOpens a list of previously defined hotkeys. In order to send a pre-defined command to the host systemsimply choose th

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-18. Remote Console Options: Encoding compressionThe next two options allow you to set the compression level to a

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageFigure 5-20. Remote Console Options: Lossy Compression• Color Depth: set the desired color depth. You may select between 8

Chapter 5. ASMI Module UsageRemote Console. "Norm" means a standard connection without encryption, "SSL" indicates a secureconnect

Chapter 5. ASMI Module Usagethe Section called Remote Console Control Bar.Optimizing the Video PictureThe ASMI module detects the video mode with 8 bi

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsRemote ControlKVM ConsoleFigure 6-1. KVM ConsoleRemote Console PreviewYou can open the KVM console by clicking either on the me

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsRemote PowerFigure 6-2. Remote Control via IPMIOn this screen you will find buttons which allow you to power cycle or reset the

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsVirtual MediaFloppy DiskFigure 6-3. Virtual Floppy AreaDual FloppiesAs you can tell from the previous screen, you can actually

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-4. Two Virtual FloppiesUpload a Floppy ImageWith two small working steps a (floppy) image can be uploaded.1. Specify th

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsDrive RedirectionThe Drive Redirection is another possibility to use a local disc drive on the remote computer. With DriveRedir

UNIX and UNIX-like OS...45MS Windows...

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsDrive Redirection OptionsAs shown inFigure 6-6 the following options may be enabled:Disable Drive RedirectionIf enabled the Dri

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSpecify the parameters of the network connection (seeFigure 6-7).DeviceThis is the address (either the DNS name or the IP addre

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSelect the drive you would like to redirect. All available devices (drive letters) are shown here. Pleasenote that the whole dr

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsDevice AuthenticationFigure 6-10. Device AuthenticationYou have to authenticate on the ASMI module using a valid username and p

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsExit/HideWhen the "Exit" button is pressed, the Drive Redirection software is closed. If a Drive Redirectionconnectio

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-12. RawWrite for Windows selection dialogSelect the tab "Read" from the menu. Enter (or choose) the name of

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsMS WindowsCreate the image file using your favorite CD imaging tool to copy the whole contents of the disc into onesingle ISO im

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsChassis ControlFigure 6-14. Chassis ControlUsing Chassis Control you can:• Obtain information about the selected chassis• Switc

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsMonitor SensorsFigure 6-15. Monitoring Remote Sensors Screen 1On this screen you can see some of the remote hosts sensors and t

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-16. Monitoring Remote Sensors Screen 250

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Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSystem Event LogFigure 6-17. System Event Log Screen 1You can browse the System Event Logs here. Note: these logs are for IPMI

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-18. System Event Log Screen 2User ManagementThe ASMI module comes with a pre-configured user account for the administra

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsNote: Even acting as the super-user you cannot delete any of the pre-defined groups. You maycreate and delete other groups as yo

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsUsers And GroupsFigure 6-20. Set UserList of Available OptionsA full list of available options follows. This list can only be s

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsPasswordThe password for the login name. It must be at least four characters long.Confirm passwordConfirmation of the password ab

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsPermissionsFigure 6-21. Set PermissionsOnly one permission set per user is allowed. Either the user inherits permissions from h

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsEach entry allows or denies the usage of a certain functionality. The fields labelled "RC Settings" pertainto the sett

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsTransmission EncodingThe Transmission Encoding setting allows changing the image-encoding algorithm that is used totransmit the

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-23. User Console Settings (Part 2)Remote Console TypeSpecifies which Remote Console Viewer to use.Default Java Virtual

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsHowever, in order to make the installation possible you still have to answer the required dialogs with"yes". The down

List of Tables1-1. Initial Network Configuration ...

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsThe "keycode" is the key to be sent. Multiple key codes can be concatenated with either a plus, a minus,or an "&

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsKey Release TimeoutThis is an important option if you are accessing the ASMI module over a slow or congested network. Insuch a

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-25. Network SettingsWarningThe initial IP configuration is usually done directly on the host system using thespecial pr

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsBasic Network SettingsIP auto configurationWith this option you can define whether the ASMI module should fetch its network setti

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSSH portPort number at which the ASMI module’s SSH (Secure Shell) server is listening. If left empty thedefault value (port 22)

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsDynamic DNSFigure 6-26. Dynamic DNSA freely available Dynamic DNS service (dyndns.org) can be used in the following scenario (s

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-27. Dynamic DNS ScenarioThe ASMI module is reachable via the IP address of the DSL router which is dynamically assigne

Chapter 6. Menu Optionsthe abbreviated hostname.UsernameYou have registered this username during your manual registration with the Dynamic DNS Server.

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSecurityFigure 6-28. Device SecurityKVM EncryptionIf this option is enabled, access to the web front-end is only possible using

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsIP Access ControlThis section contains settings for the ASMI module’s built-in firewall. The firewall can be enabledor disabled.

PrefaceCopyrightCopyright 2004-2007 Raritan Corp.All rights reserved.Document VersionVersion: 1.8Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2007TrademarksThis public

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsCertificateFigure 6-29. Certificate SettingsThe ASMI module uses the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol for any encrypted network

Chapter 6. Menu Options1. Create a SSL Certificate Signing Request using the panel shown inFigure 6-29. You need to fill outa number of fields that are e

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsCommon nameThis is the network name of the ASMI module once it is installed in the user’s network (usually thefully qualified do

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsDate And TimeFigure 6-31. Date and TimeThis link refers to a page where the internal realtime clock of the ASMI module can be s

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsAuthentication SettingsFigure 6-32. LDAP and other Authentication SettingsOn this screen you can specify where the ASMI module

Chapter 6. Menu Optionson the ASMI module before this user can login via LDAP. Also, all privilege configurations have to bedone within the ASMI user m

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsRemote Console. If there is no activity for half an hour your connection to the ASMI module will beterminated and closed.• Serv

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsEvent LogFigure 6-33. Event Log Screen Part 1ASMI internal events (like a login failure or a firmware update) are logged to a se

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-34. Event Log Screen Part 2The common way to log events is to use the internal log list of the ASMI module. To show th

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsWarningIf the reset button on the HTML frontend is used to restart the ASMImodule, all logging information is saved permanently

PrefaceAbout the ASMI G4 ModuleThe ASMI module (ASMI G4) provides remote server management capabilities: you can use the ASMIadd-on card to manage and

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsSNMPFigure 6-35. SNMP settingsThe following information is available via SNMP:• Serial number• Firmware version• MAC address /

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsThe following events are reported by the ASMI module via SNMP:• Login attempt to the ASMI module failed.• Login attempt to the

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsMaintenanceDevice InformationFigure 6-36. Device InformationThis section contains a summary of various information about this A

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsFigure 6-37. Connected UsersFigure 6-37 displays the ASMI module activity. From left to right the connected user(s), its IP add

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsEvent LogFigure 6-38. Event Log ListFigure 6-38 displays the Event Log list. It includes the events that are kept by the ASMI m

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsUpdate FirmwareFigure 6-39. Update FirmwareThe ASMI module is a complete standalone computer. The software it runs is called th

Chapter 6. Menu Optionsfile and whether there were any transmission errors. In case of any error the Upload Firmwarefunction will be aborted and the cu

Chapter 6. Menu OptionsUnit ResetFigure 6-40. Unit ResetThis section allows you to reset specific parts of the device. This involves the both keyboard

Appendix A. Frequently Asked Questions1. The mouse does not react correctly in the applet screen. The mouse is not in sync with themouse of the host.N

Appendix A. Frequently Asked Questions8. The ASMI G4 module web pages are not displayed correctly.Check your browser’s cache settings. Make sure the c