Users Guide

Configure chassis network services
The chassis network services configuration consists of SNMP, SSH, and remote RACADM settings.
To configure network services:
1. Click Devices > Chassis > View Details > Settings > Network Services.
The Network Services section is expanded.
2. In the SNMP Settings section, select the Enabled check box to enable the SNMP settings and select the Port Number.
The port number can be 10-65535.
NOTE: For SNMP operations, configure the timeout parameter on the client to facilitate successful completion of the
task. You may have to adjust the timeout parameter based on the network latency.
3. Enter the SNMP Community Name. The length of the community name must be less than or equal to 32 characters.
4. Download the Management Information Base (MIB) file to a local drive on your system.
5. In the SSH Settings section, select the Enabled check box to enable the SSH settings for the chassis and select the
maximum number of SSH sessions.
By default, a chassis can have a maximum number of four SSH sessions.
6. Select the Idle Timeout, in seconds, for which the SSH session can remain idle. The SSH session expires based on inactivity
timeout configuration, and the default idle timeout is 30 minutes. When there is a change in the chassis management
network, all active sessions that are listed on the User Sessions page are not terminated automatically.
NOTE: The audit logs are not generated when the session expires based on idle timeout.
7. Select the SSH Port Number. The port number can be 10-65535.
The default port number is 22.
8. Enable the remote RACADM session for the chassis.
You can view the remote RACADM option on the web interface only if you have the chassis administrator privilege.
NOTE:
A log for remote RACADM session (login or logout) is displayed in the Audit Logs page, irrespective of the
remote RACADM status. If the remote RACADM option is disabled, the feature does not work.
NOTE: Any change in the attribute settings leads to IP drop or unavailability of the OME–Modular web interface for
some time. However, the OME–Modular web interface recovers automatically.
9. Click Apply to save the chassis network services settings.
Configure local access
You can configure chassis power button, quick sync, KVM, LCD, and chassis USB direct accesses for a chassis.
To configure the local access settings in a chassis:
1. Click Devices > Chassis > View Details > Settings > Local Access Configuration.
The Local Access Configuration section is expanded.
2. Select Enable Chassis Power Button to use the power button to turn the chassis off or on.
If the check box is cleared, you cannot change the power state of the chassis using the chassis power button.
3. Select the Quick Sync access type.
The available options are:
● Read-only—Enables read-only access to WiFi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). You cannot write configuration
information using quick sync.
● Read-write—Enables writing configuration using quick sync.
● Disabled—Disables reading or writing configuration through quick sync.
NOTE:
The Quick Sync feature uses a lower radio frequency (RF) power when advertising and increases the RF power
after the certificate authentication. The RF range is based on the environment and can vary.
4. Select Enable Inactivity Timeout to enable the idle timeout and enter the Timeout Limit.
Timeout is the idle time when there is no Wi-Fi traffic. Specify inactivity timeout limit, in seconds. The timeout can be
between two minutes and 60 minutes.
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