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define service {
 service_description  Host Ping
 host_name  server
 use   generic-service
 check_command  check_ping_via_tripplite
 }
define service {
 service_description host-ping-server
 host_name  server
 use   generic-service
 check_command  check_ping_via_tripplite
 active_checks_enabled 0
 passive_checks_enabled 1
 }
define servicedependency{
 name    tripplite_nrpe_daemon_dep
 host_name   tripplite
 dependent_host_name  server
 dependent_service_description...

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10.4.2 Basic Nagios plug-ins 
Plug-ins are compiled executables or scripts that can be scheduled to be\
 run on the Console Server to check the status of a 
connected host or service. This status is then communicated to the upstr\
eam Nagios server which uses the results to monitor 
the current status of the distributed network. Each Console Server is pr\
econfigured with a selection of the checks that are part 
of the Nagios plug-ins package:
 check_tcp and check_udp...

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Chapter 11: System Management
This chapter describes how the Administrator can perform a range of gene\
ral system administration and configuration tasks on 
the Console Server, such as:
• Applying Soft and Hard Resets to the gateway 
• Re-flashing the firmware 
• Configuring the Date, Time and NTP
• Setting up Backup of the configuration files (B095-004/003 only)
• Configuring the console server in FIPS mode(B095-004/003 only)
• Delayed configuration commits
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11.2 Upgrade Firmware 
Before upgrading you should ascertain if you are already running the mos\
t current firmware in your gateway. Your Console 
Server will not allow you to upgrade to the same or an earlier version. \
• The Firmware version is displayed in the header of each page 
• Or select Status: Support Report and note the Firmware Version 
• To upgrade, you must first download the latest firmware image from...

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11.3 Configure Date and Time 
It is recommended that you set the local Date and Time in the Console Se\
rver as soon as it is configured. Features such as 
Syslog and NFS logging use the system time for time-stamping log entries\
, while certificate generation depends on a correct 
Timestamp to check the validity period of the certificate. 
• Select the System: Date & Time menu option
• Manually set the Year, Month, Day, Hour and Minute using the Date and Time selection...

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11.4 Configuration Backup 
It is recommended that you back up the Console Server configuration wh\
enever you make significant changes (such as adding 
new Users or Managed Devices) or before performing a firmware upgrade\
. 
• Select the System: Configuration Backup menu option or click the  icon
Note: The configuration files can also be backed up from the command lin\
e (refer Chapter 14)
You can save the backup file remotely on your PC and you can restore co\...

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After saving a local configuration backup, you may choose to use it as\
 the alternate default configuration.  When the Console 
Server is reset to factory defaults, it will then load your alternate de\
fault configuration instead of its factory settings:
• To set an alternate default configuration, check Load On Erase and click Apply
Note: Before selecting Load On Erase please ensure you have tested your alternate default configuration by\
 clicking Restore
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• Click Apply to run all the configurators in the queue 
• Alternately click Cancel and this will  discard all the delayd configuration changes
Note: All the queued configuration changes will be lost if Cancel is selec\
ted 
To disable the Delayed Configuration Commits mode:
• Uncheck the Delayed Config Commits button under System: Administration and click Apply
• Click the Commit Config button in top right-hand corner of the screen to display the System: Commit...

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Chapter 12: Status Reports
This chapter describes the dashboard feature and the status reports that\
 are available: 
• Port Access and Active Users 
• Statistics
• Support Reports
• Syslog 
• Dashboard
The UPS, RPC and Environmental Status reports are covered in Chapter 8
12.1  Port Access and Active Users 
The Administrator can see which Users have access privileges with which \
serial ports: 
• Select the Status: Port Access 
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12.2 Statistics
The Statistics report provides a snapshot of the status, current traffi\
c and other activities and operations of your Console 
Server:
• Select the Status: Statistics  
12.3  Support Reports
The Support Report provides useful status information that will assist t\
he Tripp Lite technical support team to resolve any 
issues you may experience with your Console Server.
If you do experience an issue and have to contact Support, ensure you in\
clude the Support...