Công Nghệ Thông Tin, it, phầm mềm, website, web, mobile app, trí tuệ nhân tạo, blockchain, AI, machine learning - Công Nghệ Thông Tin, it, phầm mềm, website, web, mobile app, trí tuệ nhân tạo, blockchain, AI, machine learning - Công nghệ thông tin LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Revision D.4 AireManager Network Management Platform for Aire product line Setup and User’s Guide AireManager LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page ii Copyrights and Disclaimer 2011, LightPointe. All Rights Reserved Information in this document is provided in connection with LightPointe products. These materials are provided by LightPointe as a service to its customers and may be used for information purposes only. LightPointe assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in these materials. LightPointe may make changes to specifications and product descriptions at any time, without notice. LightPointe makes no commitment to update the information and shall have no responsibility whatsoever for conflicts or incompatibilities arising from future changes to its specifications and product descriptions. No license, express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights is granted by this document. Except as provided in LightPointe Terms and Conditions of Sale for such products, LightPointe assumes no liability whatsoever. These materials are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, relating to sale andor use of LightPointe products including liability or warranties relating to fitness for a particular purpose, consequential or incidental damages, merchantability, or infringement of any patent copyright or other intellectual property right. LightPointe further does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of the information, text, graphics or other items contained within these materials. LightPointe shall not be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including without limitation, lost revenues or lost profits, which may result from the use of these materials. LightPointe products are not intended for use in medical, lifesaving or life sustaining applications. LightPointe customers using or selling LightPointe products for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify LightPointe for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale. The following are trademarks of LightPointe Product names or services listed in this publication are for identification purposes only, and may be trademarks of third parties. Third-party brands and names are the property of their respective owners. FligħtLite, FligħtStrata, FligħtManager, AireLite, AireBeam, AireForce , AireManager and HyBridge are trademarks of LightPointe. LightPointe believes the printed matter contained herein to be accurate from date of publication and reserves the right to make changes as necessary without notice. Reader Response: LightPointe strives to produce quality documentation and welcomes your feedback. Please send comments and suggestions to LightPointe. For technical questions, contact your local LightPointe sales office or field applications engineer. LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 3 Table of Contents 1. Quick Setup Reference 4 2. Introduction 5 2.1. Cabling 5 2.2. Direct Serial Connection to the Aire RJ-12 Port 6 2.3. Telnet and Password changes 6 2.4. Browser-based Management Application 6 2.5. SNMP 7 3. Step by Step Configuration 7 4. Management Application 10 4.1. Management Application Views 10 4.1.1. System View 11 4.1.2. FSOMMW View 13 4.1.3. Software View 16 4.1.4. Management View 17 4.1.5. Statistics View 18 5. AireManager Network Management Options 19 5.1. In Band Out of Band Management Access 19 5.2. Illustration of Management Schemes 21 5.2.1. Symmetrical Management Schemes 21 5.2.2. Asymmetrical Management Schemes 22 5.3. Examples of Management Configurations 23 6. Telnet Access 26 6.1. Connecting with Telnet to Change Passwords 26 6.2. Overview of Other Telnet Command Line Options 27 7. Network Interface Configuration Examples 28 8. Firmware Reinstallation or Upgrade 29 8.1. Walkthrough: Reloading System Files 29 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Quick Setup Reference AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 4 1. Quick Setup Reference When first receiving your Aire (short for AireLite, AireStrata, AireBeam) system: Step 1 In an office or lab environment: Connect a CAT5e or CAT6 cable to the PoEManagement port on the Aire system. Connect the other end to the Output of the provided PoE Injector. Connect the AC power cable of the PoE Injector to a 110-240VAC power source to power. Power on the unit using the power switch on the system back panel. Connect the provided RJ-12 cable to the Serial Port of the Aire system. Connect the other end to the provided RJ-12 to DB9 Modular Adapter. Use a serial cable to connect the DB-9 Modular Adapter to your PC or laptop. In case your laptopcomputer does not have a serial port, please use an USB-to-serial converter. Use a terminal application to make a connection to the AireManager firmware. See chapter 3, Step by Step Configuration Change the master password and set the IP parameters. See chapter 3, Step by Step Configuration Step 2 Connect a CAT5e or CAT6 cable to the Input port of the PoE Injector. Connect the other end to the network card of your PC or laptop. Open a command line terminal and telnet to the IP address you assigned to the Aire system. See chapter 5, Telnet Access Set the Admin, Guest and Technician passwords. See chapter 5, Telnet Access Step 3 Perform the same steps on the other Aire unit. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Introduction AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 5 2. Introduction This chapter covers the following main topics: Introduction to AireManager Physical Cabling Serial Connection Telnet Connection AireManager Browser-based Management Application SNMP The AireManager software platform is used to monitor and configure LightPointe Aire products. The management access options can be changed within the AireManager management software. IMPORTANT NOTE: All MMW and Optical Wireless Aire systems are pre- configured with the option “Out of Band Management” enabled (see Chapter 4.1.5). This configuration allows managing the system via the out of band management port, the same port used to power the system via the PoE injector supplied with the system. To access the management system the out of band management port must be connected to the network and the web browser based AireManager management system can easily be accessed by executing the http:systemIpaddress command. The status information sent from the Aire system to the browser-based manager or to your SNMP management application can be used to monitor system performance or diagnose system problems. The AireManager firmware can be accessed remotely, over a network, using the browser-based management application, allowing for bi-directional access including monitoring and configuration, as well as acting as an SNMP reporting and configuration agent, sending out SNMP traps and serving requests from your own network SNMP manager. The separate and dedicated Out-of-band Management Port provides faster device response, and additional network security. 2.1. Cabling The AireManager data is transferred to and from the radio unit to a standalone PC or network via an in-band or out-of-band management connection. Out-of-band management traffic is carried over a dedicated CAT5E or CAT6 cable, separate from the network data connection of the Aire unit. The management data is sent and received on the port labeled PoE and Out-of-band Management Port. This is the same port used to power the Aire unit via the passive PoE injector that comes with the system. The cable lengths between the radio units and the switch or PC should not exceed 100 meters. Besides the two CAT5E connections (or alternative a SMMM fiber connection to the SFP port), an RJ-12 cable is required for connecting to the Serial Port of the Aire unit. Note: The Serial Port connection is in general only required during the initial system setup or in case a complete reload of the bootloader would be required. After the initial setup, all firmware software updates can be performed via the Ethernet based Management connection. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Introduction AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 6 2.2. Direct Serial Connection to the Aire RJ-12 Port It is recommended to use this method before installing the Aire units at their permanent locations. It is the ONLY method provided for changing the Master Password of the AireManager platform. The Master Password is used for both Terminal port and Telnet access over a network. Note: When receiving the Aire units the default Master Password is set to ‘LightPointe’. An RJ-12 to DB-9 conversion kit is provided with your Aire units for making a connection to the Serial Port. You are required to provide your own serial cable. You may require a USB-to-DB-9 serial adapter if the PC or laptop does not have a DB-9 connector. In addition to setting the Master Password, the IP configuration information and SNMP community strings can be set using this method. The Serial Port connection is required when upgradingre-installing the system bootloader software. This should however only be required under very rare circumstances like a catastrophic software failure. The Serial Port connection can also be used when upgrading or reinstalling the AireManager web content file andor firmware, when updates become available. While the firmware as well as the web content file can be easily upgraded using the AireManager browser-based management application, upgrading firmware over a network presents a higher potential for failure than a direct serial connection. Instructions are provided with the content or firmware upgrade. Using a terminal application such as HyperTerminal or TeraTerm Pro (can be downloaded for free at http:www.ayera.comteraterm ), the correct COM port connection settings are as follows: Bits per second: 19200 Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 Flow control: None 2.3. Telnet and Password changes Telnet connectivity is necessary to change the default Admin, Guest and Technician passwords used for accessing the AireManager browser-based management application. Refer to chapter 5, Telnet Access for detailed instructions. 2.4. Browser-based Management Application AireManager is most commonly accessed over a network using this Java applet running in a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox. Java version 1.5 or greater is required. The browser-based manager allows for the monitoring of the Aire unit, configuration of the network monitoring software and SNMP trap destinations, system registration and storage of installation details. No additional software is required. Refer to chapter 4, Management Application. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 7 2.5. SNMP MIBs for the Aire system are provided with the units and can be loaded into your networked SNMP Manager. The Aire units send trap information to the IP trap destinations entered into the browser-based management application, and serves authenticated GET and SET requests. Most SNMP managers are capable of tracking the Aire connection and performance over time and displaying the data in graphical format. 3. Step by Step Configuration Before installing the Aire units in their permanent locations it is recommended that the administrator first power the units and connect directly using a serial connection to change the Master Password and set IP information. The following items are required: An Aire unit A Workstation, PC or Laptop A terminal application such as HyperTerminal or TeraTerm Pro An RJ-12 to DB-9 modular adapter (provided with the system) An RJ-12 cable (provided with the system) An USB-to-DB9 serial adapter in case the PC has no serial port interface (not provided with the system) Steps taken to connect to and configure the AireManager for IP: Step 1 Connect the PoE And Out-of-band Management Port on an Aire unit to the Output of the PoE Injector using a straight-through Cat5E cable. Plug the PoE Injector into a 110 or 240VAC outlet. The Aire unit will now power up. Wait 1-2 minutes for the AireManager platform to initialize. Step 2 To connect the Aire system to the serial port of your laptop computer, please locate the RJ-12 cable and the RJ-12 to DB-9 modular port adaptor shipped with the system. Connect the RJ-12 cable to the RJ-12 Serial Port of the Aire unit. Connect the other end to the RJ-12 cable to the DB-9 modular adapter. Connect a serial cable to the modular adapter and connect the other end of the serial cable to the PC or laptop. An additional standard USB to serial converter is needed if the PC or laptop does not have a DB-9 port Step 3 Open HyperTerminal or another terminal application on the PC or laptop. Select the correct COM port (settings: 19200 bps, 8 bit, parity None, 1 stop bit, flow control None ) and make the connection. Hit enter. The following message will be displayed For restoring factory defaults use ‘restore’ For setting new license key use ‘setlic’ AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 8 Step 4 The firmware must be rebooted to enter the setup dialogue Type ^^^ and hit enter to reboot the firmware The system will countdown from 7 and then reboot Hit any key within 3 seconds of startup to enter the setup dialogue Step 5 Please enter CLI password: Your default master password is LightPointe. This password is also valid for TELNET access (see chapter 5). Change password? YN: Type Y and hit enter Please enter new password: Type your new password and hit enter Storing updated bootrecord…done Step 6 Please enter IP parameters Aquire IP configuration using DHCP? N The default is no. Make your choice and hit enter IP address 192.168.1.115: The number in brackets is the default. Make your change and hit enter Netmask 255.255.255.0: Make your change and hit enter Default gateway 192.168.1.1: Make your change and hit enter Modify the above or continue? MC Hit C and then enter AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 9 Step 7 Please enter new boot parameters In this part of the dialogue one needs to setup the SNMP community environment. Standard is publicprivate and this is the ONLY place to cange to a different setting. SNMP GET community public - Specifytype SNMP GET community or hit return for Default “public” SNMP SET community private – Specifytype SNMP SET community or hit return for Default “private” TFTP server address 192.168.1.1 Setting the TFTP server adress is optional and can be configured later using the browser-based AireManager management application. Enter new TFTP server address or accept the default for TFTP address TFTP filename No need to specify a TFTP fileneame, hit return Boot operation 1.Download image, 2.Download content, 3.Run Type 3 and hit enter Modify the above or continue? MC Hit C and then enter Current boot parameters are then displayed. The firmware stores the updated bootrecord, initializes the telnet interface, and verifies the checksum. When the CIU system running… message is displayed the unit can be powered off and installed at its permanent location Step 8 Perform the same steps on the other Aire unit AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 10 4. Management Application This chapter covers the following main topics: Explanation of AireManager management application views and data 4.1. Management Application Views To connect to the AireManager browser-based management application, open a web- browser on the same network as the Aire unit and enter the IP address of the Aire unit in the addressURL field. There are three available logins: User Name Default Password Guest guest Admin admin Technician tech These default passwords can only be changed via telnet (refer to chapter 5, Telnet Access ). If the SNMP community strings were changed from their defaults at any point, using serial connection or this management application, they will need to be entered correctly at login from this point forward. Otherwise the defaults will remain and won’t have to be entered as part of the login. When first logging into the AireManager management application you are presented with the registration screen. This screen will appear every time you log into the application, until the registration process has been completed. Please complete the registration process. On the left side of the AireManager browser-based management application you will see a window with several navigation icons. When using the AireManager, there are five navigation icons: System, FSO, MMW, Software, Management and Statistics. Note: In case of an FSO system, the MMW icon will be grayed out and vice versa. The management functionality for either system will however be the same. Clicking on an icon initiates a new view. The values and options displayed are a function of SNMP GET and SET commands. A picture of the specific system monitoredmanaged is displayed in the middle of the browser window. AireManager main screen for all MMW and FSO Aire systems. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 11 4.1.1. System View The System View includes the following data: General Information Description: Indicates CIU Management Agent UpTime: Indicates the time the unit has been in operation since the last power cycle Name: Indicates the name of this particular Aire unit. A fully qualified domain name is most desirable Location: Indicates the location of this particular Aire unit Contact: Indicates the name or other identifier of the system administrator Environment Temperature: Indicates the internal temperature of the unit in degrees Celsius System Information FW Version: Indicates the AireManager firmware version HW Revision: Indicates the Aire system hardware build version MAC Address: Indicates the MAC address of this AireManager interface board AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 12 Installation Information Name: Indicates the name of this installation site Address: Indicates the address of this installation site By: Indicates the name of installer Date: Indicates the date of installation Phone: Indicates the phone number of installer or installation company Email: Indicates email of the same RSSI: Indicates the receive level at the time of installation or last boot of firmware Contact Info Name: Indicates the name of the system administrator Phone: Indicates the phone number of the system administrator Mobile: Indicates the cellular phone number of the system administrator Email: Indicates the email address for the system administrator System ResetRestore Reset Device: Click this button to reboot the AireManager software Restore Factory Defaults: Click this button to restore the AireManager software to the factory defaults These fields are provided for both sites A and B. The units do not share this information so the data must be entered for each unit. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 13 4.1.2. FSOMMW View Depending on the system to be monitored, either the FSO or the MMW icon can be selected, and the FSOMMW View menu will appear. This view is most useful for configuring the functionality of the fiber and copper Data Ports of the Aire unit and for diagnosing potential system problems. The following data is included: MMW View Status Model: Indicates the Aire model Configuration: Standard: System operates in Standard configuration mode RSSI (dBm): Indicates the current receive level (mV) of this unit. RSSI LOW Threshold: Sets the low RSSI alarm threshold in mV. A drop in RSSI below this level triggers the RSSILow alarm trap Standard settings: FSO: 250 mV; MMW: 400 mV RSSI HIGH Threshold: A rise in RSSI above this level from a previous low RSSI alarm condition triggers the RSSIClear alarm trap. By setting this value a few mV higher than the RSSI Low Threshold, RSSI values hovering around the alarm threshold are less likely to trigger alarm flapping, or the frequent, spurious generation of traps Standard settings: FSO: 300 mV; MMW: 450 mV Heater and Tracking Status (FSO systems ONLY) Heater Status: Indicates if internal front glass heater is turned ON or OFF Heater Threshold: Sets the threshold temperature for heater to turn ON. Note: This is not the outside temperature, but the temperature as measured inside the unit. AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 14 Tracker Status: Indicates if tracker switch on the back plane of the AireStrata system is turned ON or OFF Fiber (SFP) Network Connection Status: Indicates a Connect status when an SFP module has been properly inserted into the SFP Port or Disconnect if no SFP module is detected. A Connect status is required to report the data below. Link: Indicates an Up status when the SFPFiber Port is connected to an enabled switch or router interface, or Down status when disconnected Activity: Indicates the presence, Traffic, or absence, No Traffic, of data at the SFP interface (traffic received from an attached switch or router interface) Part Number: Indicates the part number of the SFP transceiver Transceiver: Indicates the hex value of the unique transceiver identifier Temperature (C): Indicates the temperature at the SFP transceiver for SFP modules with this capability TX Power (dBm): Indicates the transmit power of the SFP tran...
LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide AireManager AireManager Network Management Platform for Aire product line Setup and User’s Guide Revision D.4 LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Copyrights and Disclaimer 2011, LightPointe All Rights Reserved Information in this document is provided in connection with LightPointe products These materials are provided by LightPointe as a service to its customers and may be used for information purposes only LightPointe assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in these materials LightPointe may make changes to specifications and product descriptions at any time, without notice LightPointe makes no commitment to update the information and shall have no responsibility whatsoever for conflicts or incompatibilities arising from future changes to its specifications and product descriptions No license, express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights is granted by this document Except as provided in LightPointe Terms and Conditions of Sale for such products, LightPointe assumes no liability whatsoever These materials are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, relating to sale and/or use of LightPointe products including liability or warranties relating to fitness for a particular purpose, consequential or incidental damages, merchantability, or infringement of any patent copyright or other intellectual property right LightPointe further does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of the information, text, graphics or other items contained within these materials LightPointe shall not be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including without limitation, lost revenues or lost profits, which may result from the use of these materials LightPointe products are not intended for use in medical, lifesaving or life sustaining applications LightPointe customers using or selling LightPointe products for use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify LightPointe for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale The following are trademarks of LightPointe Product names or services listed in this publication are for identification purposes only, and may be trademarks of third parties Third-party brands and names are the property of their respective owners FligħtLite, FligħtStrata, FligħtManager, AireLite, AireBeam, AireForce, AireManager and HyBridge are trademarks of LightPointe LightPointe believes the printed matter contained herein to be accurate from date of publication and reserves the right to make changes as necessary without notice Reader Response: LightPointe strives to produce quality documentation and welcomes your feedback Please send comments and suggestions to LightPointe For technical questions, contact your local LightPointe sales office or field applications engineer AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page ii LightPointe - AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Table of Contents 1 Quick Setup Reference 4 2 Introduction 5 2.1 Cabling 5 2.2 Direct Serial Connection to the Aire RJ-12 Port 6 2.3 Telnet and Password changes 6 2.4 Browser-based Management Application 6 2.5 SNMP 7 3 Step by Step Configuration 7 4 Management Application 10 4.1 Management Application Views 10 4.1.1 System View 11 4.1.2 FSO/MMW View 13 4.1.3 Software View 16 4.1.4 Management View 17 4.1.5 Statistics View 18 5 AireManager Network Management Options 19 5.1 In Band / Out of Band Management Access 19 5.2 Illustration of Management Schemes 21 5.2.1 Symmetrical Management Schemes 21 5.2.2 Asymmetrical Management Schemes 22 5.3 Examples of Management Configurations 23 6 Telnet Access 26 6.1 Connecting with Telnet to Change Passwords 26 6.2 Overview of Other Telnet Command Line Options 27 7 Network Interface Configuration Examples 28 8 Firmware Reinstallation or Upgrade 29 8.1 Walkthrough: Reloading System Files 29 AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 3 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Quick Setup Reference 1 Quick Setup Reference When first receiving your Aire (short for AireLite, AireStrata, AireBeam) system: Step 1 In an office or lab environment: Connect a CAT5e or CAT6 cable to the PoE/Management port on the Aire system Connect the other end to the Output of the provided PoE Injector Connect the AC power cable of the PoE Injector to a 110-240VAC power source to power Power on the unit using the power switch on the system back panel Connect the provided RJ-12 cable to the Serial Port of the Aire system Connect the other end to the provided RJ-12 to DB9 Modular Adapter Use a serial cable to connect the DB-9 Modular Adapter to your PC or laptop In case your laptop/computer does not have a serial port, please use an USB-to-serial converter Use a terminal application to make a connection to the AireManager firmware See chapter 3, Step by Step Configuration Change the master password and set the IP parameters See chapter 3, Step by Step Configuration Step 2 Connect a CAT5e or CAT6 cable to the Input port of the PoE Injector Connect the other end to the network card of your PC or laptop Open a command line terminal and telnet to the IP address you assigned to the Aire system See chapter 5, Telnet Access Set the Admin, Guest and Technician passwords See chapter 5, Telnet Access Step 3 Perform the same steps on the other Aire unit AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 4 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Introduction 2 Introduction This chapter covers the following main topics: Introduction to AireManager Physical Cabling Serial Connection Telnet Connection AireManager Browser-based Management Application SNMP The AireManager software platform is used to monitor and configure LightPointe Aire products The management access options can be changed within the AireManager management software IMPORTANT NOTE: All MMW and Optical Wireless Aire systems are pre-configured with the option “Out of Band Management” enabled (see Chapter 4.1.5) This configuration allows managing the system via the out of band management port, the same port used to power the system via the PoE injector supplied with the system To access the management system the out of band management port must be connected to the network and the web browser based AireManager management system can easily be accessed by executing the http://system_Ipaddress command The status information sent from the Aire system to the browser-based manager or to your SNMP management application can be used to monitor system performance or diagnose system problems The AireManager firmware can be accessed remotely, over a network, using the browser-based management application, allowing for bi-directional access including monitoring and configuration, as well as acting as an SNMP reporting and configuration agent, sending out SNMP traps and serving requests from your own network SNMP manager The separate and dedicated Out-of-band Management Port provides faster device response, and additional network security 2.1 Cabling The AireManager data is transferred to and from the radio unit to a standalone PC or network via an in-band or out-of-band management connection Out-of-band management traffic is carried over a dedicated CAT5E or CAT6 cable, separate from the network data connection of the Aire unit The management data is sent and received on the port labeled PoE and Out-of-band Management Port This is the same port used to power the Aire unit via the passive PoE injector that comes with the system The cable lengths between the radio units and the switch or PC should not exceed 100 meters Besides the two CAT5E connections (or alternative a SM/MM fiber connection to the SFP port), an RJ-12 cable is required for connecting to the Serial Port of the Aire unit Note: The Serial Port connection is in general only required during the initial system setup or in case a complete reload of the bootloader would be required After the initial setup, all firmware/ software updates can be performed via the Ethernet based Management connection AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 5 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Introduction 2.2 Direct Serial Connection to the Aire RJ-12 Port It is recommended to use this method before installing the Aire units at their permanent locations It is the ONLY method provided for changing the Master Password of the AireManager platform The Master Password is used for both Terminal port and Telnet access over a network Note: When receiving the Aire units the default Master Password is set to ‘LightPointe’ An RJ-12 to DB-9 conversion kit is provided with your Aire units for making a connection to the Serial Port You are required to provide your own serial cable You may require a USB-to-DB-9 serial adapter if the PC or laptop does not have a DB-9 connector In addition to setting the Master Password, the IP configuration information and SNMP community strings can be set using this method The Serial Port connection is required when upgrading/re-installing the system bootloader software This should however only be required under very rare circumstances like a catastrophic software failure The Serial Port connection can also be used when upgrading or reinstalling the AireManager web content file and/or firmware, when updates become available While the firmware as well as the web content file can be easily upgraded using the AireManager browser-based management application, upgrading firmware over a network presents a higher potential for failure than a direct serial connection Instructions are provided with the content or firmware upgrade Using a terminal application such as HyperTerminal or TeraTerm Pro (can be downloaded for free at http://www.ayera.com/teraterm/ ), the correct COM port connection settings are as follows: Bits per second: 19200 Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 Flow control: None 2.3 Telnet and Password changes Telnet connectivity is necessary to change the default Admin, Guest and Technician passwords used for accessing the AireManager browser-based management application Refer to chapter 5, Telnet Access for detailed instructions 2.4 Browser-based Management Application AireManager is most commonly accessed over a network using this Java applet running in a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox Java version 1.5 or greater is required The browser-based manager allows for the monitoring of the Aire unit, configuration of the network monitoring software and SNMP trap destinations, system registration and storage of installation details No additional software is required Refer to chapter 4, Management Application AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 6 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration 2.5 SNMP MIBs for the Aire system are provided with the units and can be loaded into your networked SNMP Manager The Aire units send trap information to the IP trap destinations entered into the browser-based management application, and serves authenticated GET and SET requests Most SNMP managers are capable of tracking the Aire connection and performance over time and displaying the data in graphical format 3 Step by Step Configuration Before installing the Aire units in their permanent locations it is recommended that the administrator first power the units and connect directly using a serial connection to change the Master Password and set IP information The following items are required: An Aire unit A Workstation, PC or Laptop A terminal application such as HyperTerminal or TeraTerm Pro An RJ-12 to DB-9 modular adapter (provided with the system) An RJ-12 cable (provided with the system) An USB-to-DB9 serial adapter in case the PC has no serial port interface (not provided with the system) Steps taken to connect to and configure the AireManager for IP: Step 1 Connect the PoE And Out-of-band Management Port on an Aire unit to the Output of the PoE Injector using a straight-through Cat5E cable Plug the PoE Injector into a 110 or 240VAC outlet The Aire unit will now power up Wait 1-2 minutes for the AireManager platform to initialize Step 2 To connect the Aire system to the serial port of your laptop/ computer, please locate the RJ-12 cable and the RJ-12 to DB-9 modular port adaptor shipped with the system Connect the RJ-12 cable to the RJ-12 Serial Port of the Aire unit Connect the other end to the RJ-12 cable to the DB-9 modular adapter Connect a serial cable to the modular adapter and connect the other end of the serial cable to the PC or laptop An additional standard USB to serial converter is needed if the PC or laptop does not have a DB-9 port Step 3 Open HyperTerminal or another terminal application on the PC or laptop Select the correct COM port (settings: 19200 bps, 8 bit, parity None, 1 stop bit, flow control None) and make the connection Hit enter The following message will be displayed For restoring factory defaults use ‘restore’ For setting new license key use ‘setlic’ AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 7 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration Step 4 The firmware must be rebooted to enter the setup dialogue Step 5 Step 6 Type ^^^ and hit enter to reboot the firmware The system will countdown from 7 and then reboot Hit any key within 3 seconds of startup to enter the setup dialogue Please enter CLI password: Your default master password is LightPointe This password is also valid for TELNET access (see chapter 5) Change password? [Y/N]: Type Y and hit enter Please enter new password: Type your new password and hit enter Storing updated bootrecord…done Please enter IP parameters Aquire IP configuration using DHCP? [N] The default is no Make your choice and hit enter IP address [192.168.1.115]: The number in brackets is the default Make your change and hit enter Netmask [255.255.255.0]: Make your change and hit enter Default gateway [192.168.1.1]: Make your change and hit enter Modify the above or continue? [M/C] Hit C and then enter AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 8 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Step by Step Configuration Step 7 Please enter new boot parameters Step 8 In this part of the dialogue one needs to setup the SNMP community environment Standard is public/private and this is the ONLY place to cange to a different setting SNMP GET community [public] - Specify/type SNMP GET community or hit return for Default “public” SNMP SET community [private] – Specify/type SNMP SET community or hit return for Default “private” TFTP server address [192.168.1.1] Setting the TFTP server adress is optional and can be configured later using the browser-based AireManager management application Enter new TFTP server address or accept the default for TFTP address TFTP filename [ ] No need to specify a TFTP fileneame, hit return Boot operation [1.Download image, 2.Download content, 3.Run] Type 3 and hit enter Modify the above or continue? [M/C] Hit C and then enter Current boot parameters are then displayed The firmware stores the updated bootrecord, initializes the telnet interface, and verifies the checksum When the CIU system running… message is displayed the unit can be powered off and installed at its permanent location Perform the same steps on the other Aire unit AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 9 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application 4 Management Application This chapter covers the following main topics: Explanation of AireManager management application views and data 4.1 Management Application Views To connect to the AireManager browser-based management application, open a web- browser on the same network as the Aire unit and enter the IP address of the Aire unit in the address/URL field There are three available logins: User Name Default Password Guest guest Admin admin Technician tech These default passwords can only be changed via telnet (refer to chapter 5, Telnet Access) If the SNMP community strings were changed from their defaults at any point, using serial connection or this management application, they will need to be entered correctly at login from this point forward Otherwise the defaults will remain and won’t have to be entered as part of the login When first logging into the AireManager management application you are presented with the registration screen This screen will appear every time you log into the application, until the registration process has been completed Please complete the registration process On the left side of the AireManager browser-based management application you will see a window with several navigation icons When using the AireManager, there are five navigation icons: System, FSO, MMW, Software, Management and Statistics Note: In case of an FSO system, the MMW icon will be grayed out and vice versa The management functionality for either system will however be the same Clicking on an icon initiates a new view The values and options displayed are a function of SNMP GET and SET commands A picture of the specific system monitored/managed is displayed in the middle of the browser window AireManager main screen for all MMW and FSO Aire systems AireManager Network Management Platform (Standard) Revision D.4 Page 10 AireManager Setup and User’s Guide Management Application 4.1.5 Statistics View The Statistics view allowing viewing of the Ethernet switch RMON counters for the Fiber (SFP), Copper (RJ45), and radio link port Ethernet Statistics Fiber (SFP) Port Copper (RJ45) Port Link Color-coded connectivity and CRC error counter Status* Grey – no traffic was received Grey – no traffic was received Grey – no traffic was received Green – low error rate (