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Controlling the RPS, I/O
Channels, and IPsec
Tunnels Chapter 14
14
Introduction
The Control section appears when the IOLAN is connected to a Remote Power Switch and/or an I/O
model or you want to control the IPsec tunnel.
RPS Control
Overview
When a Remote Power Switch’s (RPS) console port is attached to the IOLAN’s serial port and the
serial port is configured for the Power Management profile, you will be able to control the RPS’s
power plugs either universally or individually (power on/off the whole RPS or individual plugs).
Field Descriptions
The following buttons are available:
On Button Turns all the RPS plugs on.
Off Button Turns all the RPS plugs off.
Cycle Button Turns all the RPS plugs off and then on.
Reset to Default
State Button
Resets all the RPS plugs to the default state as configured in the Power
Management
profile settings.
Plug Control ButtonDisplays a window that allows you to manage the individual plugs on the RPS.
- SDS/SCS/STS 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 10
- About This Book 25
- Intended Audience 25
- Documentation 25
- Typeface Conventions 26
- Online Help 26
- Introduction Chapter 1 27
- IOLAN Features 28
- Software 29
- Security 30
- Hardware and 31
- Connectivity Chapter 2 31
- Power Supply Specifications 32
- Getting to Know Your IOLAN 33
- Hardware and Connectivity 35 35
- Top View 36
- End View 36
- Rack Mount 37
- Console/Serial Switch 38
- Powering Up the IOLAN 39
- DC Power Models 40
- Hardware and Connectivity 41 41
- Configures an IP Address 44
- Easy Config Wizard 45
- DeviceManager 46
- Using DeviceManager 48
- WebManager 49
- Using WebManager 51
- Command Line Interface 52
- Using the CLI 53
- Access Platforms 53
- Unique Features 53
- Using the Menu 54
- DHCP/BOOTP 55
- DHCP/BOOTP Parameters 56
- Using the SNMP MIB 58
- IOLAN+ Interface 59
- Configuration Methods 61 61
- Configuration Methods 63 63
- Getting Started Chapter 4 65
- Setting Up the Network 66
- Using ARP-Ping 69
- For an IPv6 Network 69
- Setting Up the Serial Port(s) 70
- Getting Started 71 71
- Setting Up Users 72
- EasyPort Web 75
- Starting a New Session 76
- Adding/Deleting Manual IOLANs 78
- Logging in to the IOLAN 78
- Configuration Files 79
- Managing the IOLAN 80
- Network Settings Chapter 6 81
- IP Settings 82
- IPv6 Settings 83
- Adding/Editing a Host 89
- Route List 90
- Adding/Editing Routes 91
- DNS/WINS 92
- Dynamic DNS 95
- Account Settings 96
- HTTPS is 97
- IPv6 Tunnels 100
- Adding/Editing an IPv6 Tunnel 101
- Advanced 102
- Introduction 103
- Serial Ports 103
- Editing a Serial Port 104
- Copying a Serial Port 105
- Serial Port Profiles 106
- Adding/Editing a Cipher Suite 115
- Console Management Profile 117
- TruePort Profile 120
- TCP Sockets Profile 126
- Dial Out is enabled 131
- UDP Sockets Profile 132
- Terminal Profile 134
- User Service Settings 139
- Telnet Settings 140
- Rlogin Settings 141
- SSH Settings 142
- SLIP Settings 143
- PPP Settings 145
- Printer Profile 150
- Serial Tunneling Profile 151
- Monitor Connection 152
- Virtual Modem Profile 153
- CONNECT 9600 155
- Status Interval 156
- Phone Number to Host Mapping 157
- Control Signal I/O Profile 158
- I/O Extension tab 159
- Failsafe Timer is 161
- Modbus Gateway Profile 162
- Advanced Field Descriptions 164
- Power Management Profile 168
- Remote Access (PPP) Profile 170
- Remote Access (SLIP) Profile 179
- Custom Application Profile 182
- Port Buffering 183
- Field Definitions 184
- ESC-b is <027>b) 187
- Modems Tab 188
- TruePort Baud Rate Tab 189
- Configuring Users Chapter 8 191
- User Settings 192
- Adding/Editing Users 193
- #, whereas 194
- Services Tab 195
- Advanced Tab 197
- Sessions Tab 199
- Field Descriptions 200
- Serial Port Access Tab 201
- Authentication 203
- Overview 205
- General Field Descriptions 206
- Attributes Field Descriptions 207
- Kerberos 208
- Functionality 213
- Adding/Editing a Cipher 219
- IKE Phase 1 Proposals 222
- ESP Phase 2 Proposals 222
- L2TP/IPsec 227
- Exceptions 228
- Services 230
- Keys and Certificates 232
- Configuring I/O 235
- Interfaces Chapter 10 235
- Settings 236
- Failsafe Timer Functionality 239
- UDP Functionality 240
- I/O UDP Settings 241
- Temperature Functionality 242
- Channels 243
- Digital Input 245
- Digital Output 248
- Digital I/O Extension 253
- Temperature 259
- Alarm Settings 261
- UDP Unicast Format 264
- Analog Section 265
- Digital/Relay Section 266
- Serial Pin Signal Section 266
- I/O Modbus Slave 267
- Modbus I/O Access 268
- A4/T4 Registers 270
- A4D2/A4R2 Registers 271
- D4/D2R2 Registers 272
- Serial Pin Signals 272
- TruePort I/O 273
- API Over TruePort Only 274
- Get Commands 276
- Format of API Commands 276
- Set Commands 277
- Successful Response Format 278
- Unsuccessful Response Format 278
- I/O SNMP Traps 279
- Clustering Slave List 281
- Adding Clustering Slaves 282
- Configuring the Option 285
- Card Chapter 12 285
- *99***1# 287
- Management 292
- Unicast mode with 295
- Custom App/Plugin 297
- TFTP Tab Field Descriptions 301
- Controlling the RPS, I/O 303
- Channels, and IPsec 303
- Tunnels Chapter 14 303
- Plug Control 304
- Serial Port Power Control 305
- I/O Channels 306
- IPsec Tunnel Control 307
- Managing Configuration Files 309
- Uploading Configuration Files 311
- Downloading IOLAN Firmware 312
- Calibrating I/O 312
- Calibrating Temperature Input 313
- Calibrating Analog Channels 313
- Resetting Calibration Data 314
- Rebooting the IOLAN 315
- Language Support 316
- Translation Guidance 317
- Lost Admin Password 320
- Applications Chapter 16 321
- Modbus Gateway Settings 322
- Modbus Serial Port Settings 323
- Modbus Slave Settings 324
- Setting Up Printers 326
- Remote Printing Using RCP 327
- IOLAN-to-Host/Network 328
- Network-to-Network 330
- Host-to-Host 331
- VPN Client-to-Network 333
- RADIUS and TACACS+ Appendix A 335
- Accounting Message 338
- SSL/TLS Ciphers Appendix B 347
- Valid SSL/TLS Ciphers 348
- Virtual Modem AT 349
- Commands Appendix C 349
- Pinouts and Cabling 351
- Diagrams Appendix D 351
- DB25 Female 352
- Serial Pinouts 353
- DB9 Male (Serial Only) 354
- Power Over Ethernet Pinouts 355
- EIA-232 Cabling Diagrams 356
- DB9 Male 357
- Modem DB25 Connector 358
- Setting Jumpers Appendix E 361
- 1-Port IOLAN RJ45 362
- 1-Port IOLAN DB9 363
- 2-Port IOLAN SDS1M (Modem) 363
- 2-Port IOLAN 364
- 4-Port Desktop IOLAN 365
- Digital I/O Module 366
- Analog Input Module 367
- Wiring I/O Diagrams 369
- Digital Output Sink 370
- Digital Output Source 370
- Analog Input 371
- Temperature Input 372
- Relay Output 373
- Utilities Appendix G 375
- API I/O Access Over TruePort 376
- Error Codes 377
- Accessories Appendix H 379
- Installing a Perle PCI Card 380
- Accessories 381 381
- Starter Kit (Adapters/Cable) 382
- Accessories 383 383
- Accessories 385 385
- (Adapters/Cable) 387
- Accessories 389 389
- Accessories 391 391
- Troubleshooting Appendix I 393
- Communication Issues 394
- DeviceManager Problems 394
- Host Problems 395
- Login Problems 396
- Problems with Terminals 396
- Unknown IP Address 397
- DHCP/BOOTP Problems 397
- Callback Problems 397
- Language Problems 397
- Modem Problems 398
- PPP Problems 398
- Printing Problems 398
- Long Reboot Cycle 398
- I/O Models 399
- IPv6 Issues 400
- Contacting Technical Support 401
- Repair Procedure 402
- Feedback on this Manual 402
- Glossary 403
- Index W 408
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