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Features
ACM5000 Branch Office Advanced Console Server
The ACM5000 line of products give network managers simple and cost
effective tools for managing the network, power and computer devices in
their small and large distributed networks. Organizations can now
centrally monitor the status of the power at all the remote outlets and
centralize alarms to set up automatic shut-downs to be triggered in the
event of battery back-up outages or excessive operating temperatures.
In event of an outage, they can access all their branch office sites
out of band and reboot the systems using the inbuilt service
processors. Or they can run software applications on the virtual
servers at the head office that communicates securely to serial devices
at the remote sites.
Out of Band
The ACM5000 can be ordered with integrated 802.11n wireless, 3G
cellular or analog modem cards. The heartbeat monitor can trigger dial
back or redundant path during network outages. Be prepared for diaster
recovery and ensure maximum uptime.
2 Gig USB Flash Drive for TFTP Server
Store local copies of router and switch configurations on our 2
Gig USB flash for disaster recovery. This allows you to make backups of
existing configurations before making changes, that way if you break it
you can simply roll back the config.
Offline Logs
Store offline logs on our USB flash to provide an audit trail, we log
both the serial ports and the available networks to provide syslog,
keylogging and a .pcap file for wireshark.
Pattern Match Alerting
Opengear console servers can help you ensure uptime by
proactively scanning the serial stream on the console ports for
specific errors or phrases. We monitor the traffic on the serial port
and will watch for user defined patterns or phrases and send alerts via
SMS text or email based on pattern match.
Hotkey Power on RPS/PDU
Imagine yourself having out of band access to a dead communications
device that is entirely locked up in a frozen condition, simply hotkey
via SSH or telnet to launch our power menu to check power status, power
cycle, turn off or on. We have support for thousands of RPS/PDU units,
both serial and SNMP connected units.
Scripting
Unlike other proprietary vendors we allow access to the linux core
including bash. Why do i need this? Well, you can create proactive
self-healing solutions that cycle power on a router or switch on ping
failure.
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