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12.4 Syslog
The Linux System Logger in the Console Server maintains a record of all \
system messages and errors: 
• Select Status: Syslog 
The syslog record can be redirected to a remote Syslog Server: 
• Enter the remote Syslog Server Address and Syslog Server Port details and click Apply 
The console maintains a local Syslog. To view the local Syslog file:
• Select Status: Syslog 
To make it easier to find information in the local Syslog file, a pat\
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12.5.1  Configuring the Dashboard
Only users who are members of the admin group (and the root user) can \
configure and access the dashboard. To configure a 
custom dashboard:
• Select System: Configure Dashboard and select the user (or group) you are configuring this custom dashb\
oard layout 
for 
Note: You can configure a custom dashboard for any admin user or for the admin group or you can reconfigure the default 
dashboard
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To configure what is to be displayed by each widget: 
• Go to the Configure Widgets panel and configure each selected widget (e.g. specify which UPS sta\
tus is to be displayed 
on the ups widget or the maximum number of Managed Devices to be displayed in the devices widget  
• Click Apply
Note: Dashboard configuration is stored in the /etc/config/config.xml \
file. Each configured dashboard will increase the config 
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The Console Server has a small number of Manage reports and tools that are available to both Administrators and Users: \
• Access and control authorized devices 
• View serial port logs and host logs for those devices
• Use SDT Connector or the Web Terminal to access serially attached consoles
• Power control
13.1  Device Management  
Note: The Manage Devices UI has been significantly updated in firmware ve\
rsion 3.15.
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13.2 Port and Host Log Management 
Administrators and Users can view logs of data transfers to connected de\
vices.
• Select Manage: Port Logs and the serial Port # to be displayed
• To display Host logs select Manage: Host Logs and the Host to be displayed
13.3  Terminal Connection 
There are two methods available for accessing the console server command\
 line and devices attached to the console server 
serial ports, directly from a web browser:
• The Web Terminal service...

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13.3.1.2 Web Terminal to Serial Device
To enable the Web Terminal service for each serial port you want to access:
• Select Serial & Network: Serial Port and click Edit.  Ensure the serial port is in Console Server Mode
• Check Web Terminal and click Apply
Administrator and Users can communicate directly with serial port attach\
ed devices from their browser:
• Select the Serial tab on the Manage: Devices menu 
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Note: SDT Connector must be installed on the computer you are browsing from \
and the Console Server must be added as a 
gateway - as detailed in Chapter 6
13.4 Power Management  
Administrators and Users can access and manage the connected power devic\
es.
• Select Manage: Power
 
13.5  Remote Console Access (B092-016 only)
Administrator and Users can also connect to the B092-016 Console Server \
with PowerAlert remotely (as if they were plugged 
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Chapter 14: Command Line Configuration
For those who prefer to configure their Console Server at the Linux com\
mand line level (rather than use a browser and the 
Management Console), this chapter describes using command line access a\
nd the config tool to manage the Console Server 
and configure the ports etc.
This config documentation in this chapter walks thru command line configuration t\
o deliver the functions provided otherwise 
using the Management Console GUI. 
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The config tool
Syntax
config [ -ahv ] [ -d id ] [ -g id ] [ -p path ] [ -r configurator ] \
[ -s id=value ] [ -P id ]
Description      
The config tool is designed to perform multiple actions from one command if need b\
e, so if necessary options can be chained 
together.
The config tool allows manipulation and querying of the system configuration fro\
m the command line. Using config the 
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The registered configurators are:
alerts
auth
cascade
console
dhcp
dialin
eventlog
hosts
ipaccess
ipconfig
nagios
power
serialconfig
services
slave
systemsettings
time
ups
users
There are three ways to delete a config element value. The simplest wa\
y is use the delete-node script detailed later in Chapter 
15. You can also assign the config element to "", or delete the entire confi\
g node using -d:
# /bin/config -d 'element name'
All passwords...