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During the authentication phase, the console server will receive the attribute FramedFilterID from the RADIUS server. The user regina belongs to authorization group RADIUS_1 and
RADIUS_2. and the user special belongs to authorization group admin.
To configure group an LDAP authentication server:
On the LDAP server, edit the info attribute for the user and add the following syntax.
info: group_name=<Group1>[,<Group2>,...,<GroupN>];
Event Notifications
The console server will generate notifications for a variety of events. You can configure the console server to direct or store those event notifications to various destinations for immediate use or for analysis later.
Event List
The Event List screen lists console server events, each of which can be configured for SNMP
Traps, Syslog, DSView 3 software, Email and SMS.
To configure Events:
1.
Click Events and Logs - Events.
2.
Locate the events for which you want notification sent and select the checkbox(es) next to the event number(s).
3.
Click Edit.
4.
If you want an event notification sent for any configured event destination type, click its associated Send checkbox.
5.
Click Save. The Events page appears with an X in the column below the destination type if the Send box was checked on the Events Settings screen.
Event Destinations
The console server will generate notifications for a variety of events. You can configure the console server to direct or store event notifications to various destinations for immediate use or for analysis later.
To configure Event Destinations:
1.
Click on Event and Logs - Event Destinations.
2.
Under the Syslog heading, use the drop-down menu to select the Facility.
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3.
Select Remote Server - IPv4 to enable syslog messages to be sent to one or more remote
IPv4 syslog servers, and enter the IPv4 Address or Hostname. Separate multiple server addresses by commas.
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Select Remote Server - IPv6 to enable syslog messages to be sent to one or more remote IPv6 syslog servers, and enter the IPv6 Address or Hostname. Separate multiple server address by commas.
4.
Select Appliance Console to send messages to the console server’s console.
5.
Select Root Session to send syslog messages to all sessions where you are logged in as root user.
6.
Under the SNMP Trap heading, enter the name of the community defined in one or more of the SNMP trap servers in the Community field then enter the IP addresses of up to five servers in the server fields.
7.
Under the SMS heading, enter the SMS Server, Port and Pager Number information in the appropriate fields.
8.
Under the Email heading, enter the Server, Port and Destination Email information in the appropriate fields.
9.
Under the DSView heading, enter the IP address of the DSView 3 server where event notifications will be sent in the DSView 3 server field. Enter the syslog server port number for the DSView 3 server, the SSH information and the buffer warning information in the appropiate fields.
10. Click Save.
Data Buffering
To configure Data Buffering:
1.
Select Events and Logs - Data Buffering.
2.
Enter the segment size in kilobytes and spare segments in the Local Data Buffering
Settings section.
3.
In the NFS Data Buffering Settings section, enter the following information: NFS Server,
NFS Path, Segment Size (Kbytes) and Spare Segments.
NOTE: RPC service must be enabled in the Security Profile screen before configuring NFS Data Buffering
Settings. NFS does not support IPv6.
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4.
To configure data buffer storage on a syslog server in the Syslog Data Buffering Settings section; select a facility number from the drop-down menu: Log Local 0, Log Local 1, Log
Local 2, Log Local 3, Log Local 4 or Log Local 5.
5.
Click Save.
Appliance logging
To configure appliance logging:
1.
Click Enable appliance session data logging.
a.
Select the destination for appliance session data logs from the pull-down menu.
Choices are Local, NFS, Syslog and DSView.
b.
Enable or disable timestamping the appliance session data logs.
2.
Click Enable appliance session data logging alerts.
3.
Enter the desired alert strings (up to ten) in the fields provided.
4.
Click Save.
Sensors
The console server has sensors that monitor the internal temperature. You can specify an operating range for the console server that fits its environment.
CAUTION: Do not use values that exceed the maximum and minimum temperatures. See "Technical
Specifications " on page 73.
To configure the temperature sensors:
1.
Click Events and Logs - Sensors.
2.
In the Maximum Temperature field, enter the temperature in degrees Celsius that, if exceeded, will generate an event notification.
3.
In the Maximum Temperature Threshold field, enter the temperature threshold in degrees
Celsius below the maximum temperature.
NOTE: The Maximum Temperature Threshold field will define a region around the maximum temperature. When the temperature exceeds the Maximum Temperature plus Threshold, an event notification will be generated. When the temperature falls below the Maximum Temperature minus Threshold, an even notification that the console server has returned to normal operating temperature will be generated. This is also true for setting the minimum temperature threshold.
4.
In the Minimum Temperature field, enter the temperature in degrees Celsius that, if the console server’s temperature falls below, will generate an event notification.
