Siemens RUGGEDCOM RSG2200 User's Guide

RUGGEDCOM ROSv4.1User GuideFor RMC3012/2014PrefaceIntroduction1Using ROS2Device Management3System Administration4Setup and Configuration5Troubleshooti

PrefaceRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guidex CLI Command SyntaxCLI Command SyntaxThe syntax of commands used in a Command Line Interface (CLI) is described accord

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide88 Security Messages for Port AuthenticationTACACS+ Response InvalidROS generate this alarm and l

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationManaging the Configuration File 89Message Name Alarm SNMP Trap Syslog802.1X Port X Authentication

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide90 Updating the Configuration File1. Navigate to Administration » Configure Data Storage. The Dat

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationManaging an Authentication Server 91ROS also has the ability to accept partial configuration upda

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide92 Configuring the RADIUS ServerAttribute ValueVendor-Specific Vendor-ID: 15004Type: 1Length: 11S

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring the RADIUS Client 93NOTEThe RADIUS client uses the Password Authentication Protocol (

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide94 Managing TACACS+ AuthenticationParameter DescriptionConfirm Auth Key Synopsis: 31 character

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring User Priviliges 957654321Figure 54: TACACS Plus Server Form1. Server Box 2. IP Add

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide96 Configuring User Priviliges• 1 represents the guest access levelTo configure the privilege lev

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationManaging Time Services 97Setup and ConfigurationThis chapter describes how to setup and configu

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide PrefaceAccessing Documentation xiAccessing DocumentationThe latest Hardware Installation Guides and Software User Guides for m

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide98 Configuring NTPParameter DescriptionTime Zone Synopsis: { UTC-12:00 (Eniwetok, Kwajalein),

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring NTP 99Figure 57: NTP Server Table2. Select either Primary or Backup. The NTP Server

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide100 Managing SNMPSection 5.2Managing SNMPROS supports versions 1, 2 and 3 of the Simple Network

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationViewing a List of SNMP Users 101Section 5.2.1.1Viewing a List of SNMP UsersTo view a list of SN

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide102 Adding an SNMP User1Figure 60: SNMP Users Table1. InsertRecord2. Click InsertRecord. The SN

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationAdding an SNMP User 103• Must have at least one alphabetic character and one number. Special ch

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide104 Deleting an SNMP UserSection 5.2.1.3Deleting an SNMP UserTo delete an SNMP user, do the fol

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationManaging Security-to-Group Mapping 105Section 5.2.2Managing Security-to-Group MappingThe follow

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide106 Adding a Security-to-Group Map1Figure 65: SNMP Security to Group Maps Table1. InsertRecord2

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationDeleting a Security-to-Group Map 107Section 5.2.2.3Deleting a Security-to-Group MapTo delete a

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide PrefaceCustomer Support xii

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide108 Viewing a List of SNMP GroupsSection 5.2.3.1Viewing a List of SNMP GroupsTo view a list of

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationAdding an SNMP Group 109978654321Figure 71: SNMP Access Form1. Group Box 2. Security Model B

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide110 Deleting an SNMP GroupSection 5.2.3.3Deleting an SNMP GroupTo delete an SNMP group, do the

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationManaging Serial Protocols 111configuration tools to configure them. The behavior of IP-based me

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide112 Managing Serial ProtocolsSerial interface bit rates can be configured in the range of 100 t

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationEncapsulation Concepts 113Protocol FeaturesWIN • Packetization per the protocol specification•

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide114 Raw Socket Character Encapsulation• Section 5.4.1.1, “Raw Socket Character Encapsulation”•

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationBroadcast RTU Polling 1155534231431Figure 76: RTU Polling1. Host 2. Host with Port Redirecti

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide116 Preemptive Raw Socket4232214421Figure 77: Broadcast RTU Polling1. Host 2. RMC30 3. Et

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationPort Redirectors 11714333355552Figure 78: Permanent and Dynamic Master Connection Support1. Per

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionOverview 1IntroductionThis chapter provides a basic overview of the ROS software. It describes the followi

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide118 Message PacketizationSection 5.4.1.6Message PacketizationThe serial server buffers received

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationModbus TCP Performance Determinants 119The Modbus Server application accepts TCP encapsulated M

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide120 Modbus TCP Performance Determinants2 3 411a1b23a3b5469a789d9c9bFigure 80: Sources of Delay

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationTurnaround Delay 121Section 5.4.2.3Turnaround DelayThe Modbus protocol uses the concept of a tu

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide122 The Concept of Links42311141124Figure 81: Source/Destination Two-Way Communication1. Device

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationAddress Learning for DNP 123Address Learning for TIN Mode 1When a message with an unknown sourc

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide124 Broadcast MessagesSection 5.4.3.5Broadcast MessagesDNP Broadcast MessagesAddresses 65521 th

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationForce Half-Duplex (HD) Operation Mode 125The Device Address Table contains addresses and locati

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide126 Configuring a Serial Port67821 52413Figure 82: Optical Loop Topology1. RS485 Slave with Rep

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring a Serial Port 12715161234567891011121314Figure 84: Serial Ports Form1. Port Box

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide2 Security Recommendations and ConsiderationsSection 1.2Security Recommendations and ConsiderationsThe fol

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide128 Configuring a Serial PortParameter DescriptionEnables forcing half-duplex mode of operation

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the Raw Socket Protocol 129Section 5.4.6Configuring the Raw Socket ProtocolTo confi

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide130 Configuring the Raw Socket ProtocolParameter DescriptionDefault: 1The port number as seen

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the Preemptive Raw Socket Protocol 131Parameter DescriptionEnables link statistics

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide132 Configuring the Preemptive Raw Socket Protocol1413110625118371294Figure 88: Preemptive Raw

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring a TCP Modbus Server 133Parameter DescriptionThe character that can be used to force

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide134 Configuring a TCP Modbus Client8734512Figure 90: Modbus Server Form1. Port Box 2. Respon

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the WIN and TIN Protocols 1352. Navigate to Serial Protocols » Configure Protocols

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide136 Configuring the WIN and TIN Protocols1413123456789101112Figure 92: WIN and TIN Form1. TIN M

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the MicroLok Protocol 137Parameter DescriptionThe Aging Time for TIN mode2 messages

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionKey Files 3• Configuration files are provided in the CSV (comma separated values) format for ease of use.

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide138 Configuring the DNP Protocol651234Figure 93: MicroLok Form1. Transport Options 2. IP Por

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the DNP Protocol 139981762345Figure 94: DNP Form1. Transport Options 2. IP Port

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide140 Configuring the DNP Over Raw Socket ProtocolSection 5.4.13Configuring the DNP Over Raw Sock

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the Mirrored Bits Protocol 141Parameter DescriptionDefault: InThe Call direction

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide142 Configuring the Mirrored Bits ProtocolFigure 97: Mirrored Bits Table3. Select a serial port

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationConfiguring the Telnet Com Port Protocol 143Parameter DescriptionFor an incoming TCP connection

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide144 Configuring the Telnet Com Port Protocol121112345678910Figure 100: Telnet Com Port Form1. P

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationManaging Raw Socket Remote Hosts 145Parameter Description• to place an outgoing connection or•

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide146 Adding a Remote HostFigure 101: Remote TableIf remote hosts have not been configured, add h

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationDeleting a Remote Host 147Parameter DescriptionIP Address Synopsis: ###.###.###.### where ###

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide4 SSL CertificatesSection 1.2.2.1SSL CertificatesROS supports SSL certificates that conform to the followi

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide148 Managing Device Addresses645123Figure 105: Remote Form1. IP Address Box 2. IP Port Box

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationAdding a Device Address 149If device addresses have not been configured, add addresses as neede

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide150 Deleting a Device AddressParameter DescriptionProtocol Synopsis: { ModbusServer, ModbusCl

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationViewing the TIN Dynamic Address Table 151Figure 109: Device Address Table Table2. Select the de

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide152 Viewing Statistics for Serial Protocol LinksFigure 111: TIN Dynamic Address TableThis table

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationViewing Statistics for Serial Protocol Connections 153Parameter DescriptionProtocol Synopsis:

Chapter 5Setup and ConfigurationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide154 Viewing Serial Port StatisticsParameter DescriptionThe number of packets transmitted on the

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationClearing Statistics for Specific Serial Ports 155Parameter DescriptionThe number of Overrun Err

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 5Setup and ConfigurationResetting Serial Ports 156

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 6TroubleshootingGeneral 157TroubleshootingThis chapter describes troubleshooting steps for common issues that may be en

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionSSH Key Pairs 5For information on creating SSL certificates for use with ROS in a Microsoft Windows enviro

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 6TroubleshootingGeneral 158

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide6 Available Services by PortNOTEDSA keys smaller than 1024 bits in length are not recommended, and support

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionAvailable Services by Port 7The service supported by the device.• Port NumberThe port number associated wi

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideiiCopyright © 2014 Siemens Canada Ltd.All rights reserved. Dissemination or reproduction of this document, or evaluation and co

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide8 Available Services by PortServices Port Number Port Open Port DefaultAccessAuthorizedNoteTACACS+ TCP/49(

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionSNMP Management Interface Base (MIB) Support 9Services Port Number Port Open Port DefaultAccessAuthorizedN

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide10 Supported Proprietary RUGGEDCOM MIBsStandard MIB Name TitleRFC 3414 SNMP-USER-BASED-SM-MIB User-based S

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionSNMP Traps 11File Name MIB Name Supported MIBrcSnmpUserBasedSmMibAC.mib RC-SNMP-USER-BASED-SM-MIB-AC SNMP-

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide12 ModBus Management SupportTable: Proprietary TrapsTrap MIBgenericTrappowerSupplyTrapswUpgradeTrapcfgChan

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionModBus Function Codes 13Function Code DataThe following sections describe the support for ModBus managemen

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide14 ModBus Memory MapStarting Address 2 Bytes 0x0000 to 0xFFFFNumber of Registers 2 Bytes 1 to 121 (0x79)Se

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionModBus Memory Map 15Address #Registers Description (Reference Table in UI) R/W Format0240 64 Alarm 6 R Ala

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide16 ModBus Memory MapAddress #Registers Description (Reference Table in UI) R/W Format0430 2 Port s7/p1 Sta

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionModBus Memory Map 17Address #Registers Description (Reference Table in UI) R/W Format0484 2 Port s1/p3 Sta

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Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide18 ModBus Memory MapAddress #Registers Description (Reference Table in UI) R/W Format04D0 2 Port s3/p1 Sta

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionModBus Memory Formats 19Address #Registers Description (Reference Table in UI) R/W Format0686 2 Port 4 Sta

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide20 Uint16• FF 00 hex requests output to be True• 00 00 hex requests output to be False• Any value other th

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionAlarm 21In this example, bytes 3 and 4 refer to register 1 at location 0x03FE, and represent the status of

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide22 TruthValues0x04 0x00 0x43 0x00 0x01The response may look like:0x04 0x02 0x00 0x0AThe lower byte of the

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 1IntroductionCertificate and Key Requirements 23Each ROS device is shipped with an SSL certificate and RSA key pair, an

Chapter 1IntroductionRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide24 Certificate and Key RequirementsFor SSH, ROS requires a DSA key pair in PEM format. The DSA key must be

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSConnecting to ROS 25Using ROSThis chapter describes how to use the ROS interface. It describes the following

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide26 Connecting via the Network• Flow Control: Off• Terminal ID: VT100• Stop Bit: 13. Connect to the device. On

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSLogging In 271. Select the service (i.e. Telnet, RSH or SSH).2. Enter the IP address for the port that is con

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Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide28 Logging OutCAUTION!To prevent unauthorized access to the device, make sure to change the default guest, op

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSUsing the Web Interface 29213Figure 4: Web Interface Layout (Example)1. Top Frame 2. Side Frame 3. Main

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide30 Using the Console Interface3124Figure 5: Elements of a Typical Screen (Example)1. Title 2. Parameters a

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSUsing the Console Interface 3154123Figure 6: Console Interface (Example)1. System Identification 2. Menus

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide32 Using the Command Line InterfaceNOTEBefore exiting a screen, ROS will automatically prompt the user to sav

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSAvailable CLI Commands 33Command Description• port is a comma separated list of port numbers (e.g. 1,3-5,7)cl

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide34 Available CLI CommandsCommand Descriptionpinged is not on the same network as the device pinging the other

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSTracing Events 35Command DescriptionOptional and/or required parameters include:• dest is the remote TFTP ser

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide36 Executing Commands Remotely via RSH• option is the option to use during the traceExample:>trace transpo

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSFinding the Correct Table 37The following sections describe in more detail how to use SQL commands:• Section

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Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide38 Retrieving InformationRetrieving Information About a Parameter from a TableUse the following command to re

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSChanging Values in a Table 39Port Name ifName Media State AutoN Speed Dupx Flow

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide40 Selecting Ports in ROS10.0.1.110.0.1.2C:\> for /F %i in (devices) do rsh %i -l admin,admin sql select f

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 2Using ROSViewing Flash File Details 411. Log in to the device as an admin user and access the CLI shell. For more info

Chapter 2Using ROSRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide42 Defragmenting the Flash File SystemSection 2.8.3Defragmenting the Flash File SystemThe flash memory is def

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementViewing Product Information 43Device ManagementThis chapter describes how to configure and manage the

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide44 Viewing Product Information954321678Figure 7: Product Information Form (Example)1. MAC Address Box

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementViewing CPU Diagnostics 45Parameter DescriptionShows the type, part number, and revision level of the

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide46 Restoring Factory DefaultsParameter DescriptionThe size of RAM that have never been used during th

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementConfiguring an IP Interface 47Parameter DescriptionDefaults Choice Synopsis: { None, Selected, All

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Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide48 Uploading/Downloading Files Using XMODEMNOTEThe contents of the internal file system are fixed. Ne

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementUploading/Downloading Files Using a TFTP Client 49NOTEIf available in the terminal emulation or Telne

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide50 Uploading/Downloading Files Using a TFTP ServerTFTP CMD: main.bin loading succesful.Section 3.5.3U

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementManaging Logs 51user@host$ sftp admin@ros_ipConnecting to ros_ip...admin@ros_ip's password:sftp&

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide52 Clearing Local LogsSection 3.6.2Clearing Local LogsTo clear both the local crash and system logs,

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementManaging Remote Logging 53Parameter DescriptionLocal Syslog Level Synopsis: { EMERGENCY, ALERT, CRI

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide54 Viewing a List of Remote Syslog Servers2. Configure the following parameter(s) as required:Paramet

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementAdding a Remote Syslog Server 551Figure 16: Remote Syslog Server Table1. InsertRecord2. Click InsertR

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide56 Deleting a Remote Syslog ServerParameter DescriptionSeverity Synopsis: { EMERGENCY, ALERT, CRITI

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementManaging IP Gateways 57Section 3.7Managing IP GatewaysROS allows up to ten IP gateways to be configur

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Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide58 Adding an IP Gateway1Figure 21: IP Gateways Table1. InsertRecord2. Click InsertRecord. The IP Gate

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementDeleting an IP Gateway 59Section 3.7.3Deleting an IP GatewayTo delete an IP gateway configured on the

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide60 Configuring IP Services8 97654321Figure 25: IP Services Form1. Inactivity Timeout Box 2. Telnet

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementManaging Remote Monitoring 61Parameter DescriptionDisables/enables Remote Shell access.3. Click Apply

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide62 Adding an RMON History ControlIf history controls have not been configured, add controls as needed

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementDeleting an RMON History Control 63Parameter DescriptionThe index of this RMON History Contol record.

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide64 Managing RMON Alarms10781234569Figure 30: RMON History Controls Form1. Index Box 2. Port Box

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementViewing a List of RMON Alarms 65Figure 31: The Alarm ProcessThere are two methods to evaluate a stati

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide66 Adding an RMON AlarmSection 3.9.2.2Adding an RMON AlarmTo add an RMON alarm, do the following:1. N

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementAdding an RMON Alarm 67Parameter DescriptionIndex Synopsis: 1 to 65535Default: 1The index of this

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Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide68 Deleting an RMON AlarmParameter DescriptionThe index of the event that is used when a rising thres

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementManaging RMON Events 691412131234567891011Figure 36: RMON Alarms Form1. Index Box 2. Variable Box

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide70 Viewing a List of RMON EventsSection 3.9.3.1Viewing a List of RMON EventsTo view a list of RMON ev

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementAdding an RMON Event 71978123456Figure 39: RMON Events Form1. Index Box 2. Type List 3. Communi

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide72 Deleting an RMON EventSection 3.9.3.3Deleting an RMON EventTo delete an RMON event, do the followi

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementUpgrading Firmware 73Section 3.10.1Upgrading FirmwareUpgrading ROS firmware, including the main, boot

Chapter 3Device ManagementRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide74 Resetting the DeviceIMPORTANT!Never downgrade the ROS software version beyond ROS v4.1 when encryp

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementDecommissioning the Device 75Section 3.12Decommissioning the DeviceBefore taking the device out of se

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 3Device ManagementDecommissioning the Device 76

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring the System Information 77System AdministrationThis chapter describes how to perform v

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide PrefaceConventions ixPrefaceThis guide describes v4.1 of ROS (Rugged Operating System) running on the RUGGEDCOM RMC30. It cont

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide78 Customizing the Login ScreenParameter DescriptionContact Synopsis: Any 49 charactersThe cont

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring Passwords 79NOTEUsers can also be verified through a RADIUS or TACACS+ server. When e

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide80 Configuring PasswordsAn alarm will generate if a weak password is configured. The weak passwor

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationManaging Alarms 81Parameter DescriptionRelated username is in field Admin Username; full read/wri

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide82 Viewing and Clearing Latched AlarmsFigure 45: Alarms TableNOTEThis list of alarms (configurabl

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring an Alarm 83Figure 46: Latched Alarms TableTo clear the passive alarms from the list,

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide84 Configuring an AlarmFigure 48: Alarms Table2. Select an alarm. The Alarms form appears.

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationConfiguring an Alarm 8510897654321Figure 49: Alarms Form1. Name Box 2. Level Box 3. Latch B

Chapter 4System AdministrationRUGGEDCOM ROSUser Guide86 Authentication Related Security AlarmsParameter DescriptionLED & Relay Synopsis: { On, O

RUGGEDCOM ROSUser GuideChapter 4System AdministrationSecurity Alarms for Login Authentication 87Message Name Alarm SNMP Trap SyslogWeak Password Confi