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- 65 - Gigabyte Server Management Console
• KVM default port is 7582
• CD Media default port is 5124
• FD Media default port is 5126
• HD Media default port is 5127
• SSH default port is 22
Note: Telnet service and SOLSSH will not support secure port. If single port feature is
enabled, KVM, CD Media, FD Media and HD Media ports cannot be edited. Port value
ranges from 1 to 65535.
Port listening status on various feature settings:
Single port
enabled
Single port
disabled
Only KVM
encryption
enabled
Only Media
encryption
enabled
Both KVM
and Media
encryption
enabled
Adviser
(video server)
7578 (LP)
7578 (LP)
7578 (EO)
7578 (LP)
7578 (EO)
7578(LP)
7578 (EO)
7578(LP)
7582 (EO)
Cdserver 5120 (LP)
5120 (LP)
5120 (EO)
5120 (LP)
5120 (EO)
5120 (LP)
5124 (EO)
5120 (LP)
5124 (EO)
Fdserver 5122 (LP)
5122 (LP)
5122 (EO)
5122 (LP)
5122 (EO)
5122 (LP)
5126 (EO)
5122 (LP)
5126 (EO)
Hdserver 5123 (LP)
5123 (LP)
5123 (EO)
5123 (LP)
5123 (EO)
5123 (LP)
5127 (EO)
5123 (LP)
5127 (EO)
Note: LP - Loopback, EO - Exposed Outside.
Theadviserwillalwaysbelisteningtoloopbackaswellaskvmconguredinterface
as mentioned in the above table. So that the H5Viewer client can connect to the video
server.
Themediaserverswillbelisteningtoloopbackaswellasconguredinterfaceas
mentioned in the above table. So that the lmedia/rmedia and H5Viewer/JViewer client
can connect to the media servers.
Timeout: Displays the session timeout value of the service. For web, SSH and telnet service,
usercancongurethesessiontimeoutvalue.
Note: Web timeout value ranges from 300 to 1800 seconds.
KVM timeout value ranges from 300 to 1800 seconds.
SSH and Telnet timeout value ranges from 60 to 1800 seconds.
SSH and Telnet timeout value ranges from 60 to 1800 seconds.
SSHandtelnetservicewillbeusingthesametimeoutvalue.IfyoucongureSSH
timeout value, it will be applied to telnet service also and vice versa.
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- 2019 giga byte technology co ltd all rights reserved the trademarks mentioned in this manual are legally registered to their respective owners p.2
- Email server grp gigabyte com p.2
- Documentation classifications p.2
- Copyright p.2
- Information in this manual is protected by copyright laws and is the property of gigabyte changes to the specifications and features in this manual may be made by gigabyte without prior notice no part of this manual may be reproduced copied translated transmitted or published in any form or by any means without gigabyte s prior written permission p.2
- In order to assist in the use of this product gigabyte provides the following types of documentation p.2
- Http www gigabyte com for gigabyte distributors and resellers additional sales marketing materials are available from our reseller portal p.2
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- Forrelatedproductspecifications thelatestfirmwareandsoftware andrelatedinformation pleasevisit our website at p.2
- For more information p.2
- For further information technical assistance please contact your gigabyte sales representative you may also message gigabyte server directly by email facebook or twitter p.2
- Disclaimer p.2
- 1 dashboard 11 2 2 sensor 12 p.3
- 6 settings 26 p.3
- Table of contents p.3
- Chapter 2 enter gigabyte management console 1 p.3
- Chapter 1 getting started p.3
- 4 quick button and logged in user 9 1 5 help 10 1 6 menu bar 10 p.3
- 4 fru information 21 2 5 logs reports 23 p.3
- 3 system inventory 15 p.3
- 1 software requirement 5 1 2 gigabytemanagementconsolenetworkconfiguration 6 1 3 log in gigabyte management console 7 p.3
- 9 power control 11 2 10 maintenance group 112 p.4
- 7 remote control 103 2 8 images redirection 109 p.4
- Chapter 1 getting started p.5
- Supported browsers p.5
- 1 software requirement p.5
- 2 gigabyte management console network configuration p.6
- 3 log in gigabyte management console p.7
- 3 1 required browser settings p.8
- 4 quick button and logged in user p.9
- 6 menu bar p.10
- 5 help p.10
- Chapter 2 enter gigabyte management console p.11
- 1 dashboard p.11
- 2 sensor p.12
- 2 1 sensor detail p.13
- 2 2 sensor events p.14
- 3 system inventory p.15
- 3 1 cpu inventory p.15
- 3 2 dimm inventory p.17
- 3 3 pci inventory p.18
- 3 4 hdd inventory p.19
- 3 5 nic inventory p.20
- Available fru devices p.21
- 4 fru information p.21
- Chassis information p.21
- Product information p.22
- Board information p.22
- 5 logs reports p.23
- 5 1 ipmi event log p.23
- 5 2 video log p.25
- 6 settings p.26
- 6 1 date time p.26
- Procedure p.27
- 6 2 external user services ldap e directory settings p.27
- 6 2 external user services p.27
- Procedure p.28
- Role groups p.34
- To add a new role group p.35
- To delete a role group p.36
- Radius settings p.36
- 6 3 kvm mouse settings p.37
- Sel settings policy p.39
- 6 4 log settings p.39
- Advanced log settings p.40
- Steps to configure the remote server to enable syslogging p.41
- Procedure p.41
- 6 5 media redirection settings p.42
- General settings p.43
- Vmedia instance settings p.44
- Remote session p.45
- Procedure p.45
- Procedure p.46
- Active redirections p.47
- 6 6 network settings p.48
- Procedure p.50
- Dns configuration p.50
- Tsig configuration p.52
- Domain name server setting p.52
- Procedure p.53
- Procedure p.54
- 6 7 pam order settings p.54
- 6 8 platform event filter p.55
- Procedure p.56
- Event filters p.56
- Alert policies p.59
- Procedure p.60
- Lan destinations p.61
- Procedure p.62
- 6 9 services p.64
- Procedure to view the active sessions p.66
- Procedure to modify the existing services p.67
- 6 10 smtp settings p.68
- Procedure p.70
- 6 11 ssl settings p.71
- Thefieldsofsslsettings uploadsslsettingstabareexplainedbelow p.72
- Procedure p.75
- General firewall settings p.76
- 6 12 system firewall p.76
- To view existing firewall settings p.77
- Procedures p.77
- Add firewall settings p.78
- To view existing ip rules or a range of ip addresses p.79
- Procedures p.79
- Ip address firewall rules p.79
- Procedures p.80
- To view existing port rules p.82
- Port firewall rules p.82
- Procedures p.83
- Procedure to add port range of ports p.84
- 6 13 user management p.85
- Procedure to add a new user p.86
- Hex char p.87
- 87 gigabyte server management console p.87
- To modify user p.89
- Auto video settings p.90
- 6 14 video recording p.90
- Video trigger settings p.91
- Save to save the current changes p.92
- Procedure p.92
- Video remote storage p.94
- _ y m dt h m s dat file count and duration for pre and post event recordings are as shown in the below table p.95
- Pre eventvideorecordingfileswillbenamedaspereventcaptured forexample ifanyvideois recordedforcrashevent therecordedfilewillbenamedas pre_crash_video_x dat where x is filecount similarlyifitisrecordedforreseteventitwillbenamedaspre_reset_video_x dat p.95
- Pre event p.95
- Post event p.95
- Sol settings p.96
- Sol video remote storage p.97
- Procedure p.97
- Sol recorded video p.98
- Procedure for sol video remote storage p.98
- Java sol p.98
- Procedure to add fan profile p.99
- 6 15 fan policy p.99
- The power consumption is a simple display page for basic power consumption reading information itemonthispagearenon configurable p.101
- 6 16 power consumption p.101
- This page intentionally left blank p.102
- System requirements p.103
- Supported browsers p.103
- 7 remote control p.103
- Press and release p.105
- Hold down p.105
- Procedure to start kvm p.106
- Settings keyboard layout p.107
- Options p.107
- Host display p.107
- Zoom 100 p.108
- Power on off p.108
- Active users p.108
- 8 images redirection p.109
- Procedure p.110
- 8 1 remote media p.110
- Procedure p.111
- 9 power control p.111
- 10 maintenance group p.112
- Procedure to make the default tftp server p.113
- Procedure p.113
- 10 1 backup configuration p.113
- Tftp server configuration p.113
- Edit the file as below p.114
- Add to the file p.114
- 10 2 firmware image location p.115
- Procedure p.116
- 10 3 firmware update p.116
- Procedure p.118
- Procedure p.122
- 10 4 hpm firmware update p.122
- 10 5 firmware information p.125
- Files preserved sdr p.126
- 10 6 preserve configuration p.126
- Network p.127
- Authentication p.129
- Procedure p.130
- Extlog p.130
- Syslog p.130
- Redish p.130
- Procedure for restore configuration p.131
- 10 7 restore configuration p.131
- Procedure p.132
- 10 8 restore factory defaults p.132
- Procedure p.133
- 10 9 system administrator p.133
- 10 10 sign out p.134
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