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    The ACM5000 is a remote site manager that allows users to connect and manage serial and network devices remotely. This quick start guide provides instructions to set up the ACM5000 which includes checking kit contents, connecting hardware, setting up the initial network configuration through a web browser, configuring serial and network ports, adding new users, and information on advanced configurations. The ACM5000 can monitor temperatures, connect to external devices, power controls and provide logging and alerts.

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    The ACM5000 is a remote site manager that allows users to connect and manage serial and network devices remotely. This quick start guide provides instructions to set up the ACM5000 which includes checking kit contents, connecting hardware, setting up the initial network configuration through a web browser, configuring serial and network ports, adding new users, and information on advanced configurations. The ACM5000 can monitor temperatures, connect to external devices, power controls and provide logging and alerts.

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    The ACM5000 is a remote site manager that allows users to connect and manage serial and network devices remotely. This quick start guide provides instructions to set up the ACM5000 which includes checking kit contents, connecting hardware, setting up the initial network configuration through a web browser, configuring serial and network ports, adding new users, and information on advanced configurations. The ACM5000 can monitor temperatures, connect to external devices, power controls and provide logging and alerts.

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    ACM5000

    Quick Start Guide


    Thank you for purchasing the ACM5000 remote site manager. This Quick Start walks you
    through installation, configuration and local operation. More details are available in the
    User Manual which can be downloaded from http://opengear.com/documentation.

    Step1 Check kit contents

    ACM5000 Remote UTP cables (2), DB9F-RJ45S straight 12VDCPower


    Site Manager (319014) & cross-over (319015) and pack
    DB9M-RJ45 straight (319016)

    Step 2 Connect the hardware


     Attach the four rubber feet to the base, or attach the mounting bracket
     Slide the appropriate AC socket adapter into the power pack and plug into the
    AC mains. Connect the DC power cable to the PWR socket on the ACM5000
    Alternately the ACM5000 can be powered directly from any external +9V DC to
    +30V DC power source. Connect the DC power to the PWR socket

    Note: The ACM5000-SDC models are supplied with an external DC-DC


    power converter which has a power cable/connector that plugs
    into the PWR socket on the ACM5000. The input voltage for the
    DC-DC converter is plus or minus 36V DC to 72V DC

     Connect the Ethernet port (LAN USB1) to your network. Plug your serial console
    devices in to the SERIAL PORTS. The RJ45 sockets on the ACM5000 use the
    standard Cisco pin-out

    Step 3 Set up the ACM5000


    The default ACM5000 IP Address is 192.168.0.1 (subnet mask 255.255.255.0). With a
    web browser on any computer that is network connected to the ACM5000:
     Enter https://192.168.0.1 into the address bar

    ACM5000 Quick Start (520017 Rev 1.6) Page 1


    Note: The LAN connected computer must have an IP address in the same network
    range (192.168.0.xxx) as the ACM5000. If this is not convenient, you can use
    the ARP Ping command to set the IP address. Refer to User Manual or online
    FAQ for details. The ACM5000 also has DHCP enabled by default, so it will
    automatically accept any network IP address assigned by any DHCP server on
    your network – and will then respond at both 192.168.0.1 and its DHCP address

     Log in using the default system user name root and the default password
    default. A Welcome screen listing the basic configuration steps is displayed
     Select System: Administration. Update the ACM5000 description and click
    Apply
     Select Serial & Network: Users & Groups and enter a new System
    Password by editing the root user. Click Apply
     To assign your ACM5000 a static IP address or to permanently enable DHCP,
    select System: IP then Network Interface and check DHCP or Static for
    Configuration Method

    Note: ACM5000-2 models have a second Ethernet port (LAN USB2) which is inactive
    by default. To activate this port as a management gateway/LAN select
    Management LAN Interface. Uncheck Disable and enter the IP Address
    and Subnet Mask for this segment of the Management LAN (leaving
    Gateway and DNS fields blank). Alternately this port can be set up for
    failover/OoB access (refer User Manual)

     The ACM5000’s firewall determines which protocols/ services can be used to


    access which ports/ devices. By default only HTTPS and SSH access is enabled
    to the ACM5000 itself. Use the Service Access menu on System: Services to
    change settings for the infrastructure manager itself (and for connected serial
    ports). Similarly use the Forwarding & Masquerading menu on System:
    Firewall you can permit remote IP access to devices on Network or
    Management LAN

    Step 4 Configure serial & network devices


     Select Serial & Network: Serial Port to display the label, mode and protocol
    options currently set for each serial port. By default Port 1 is set up as a Local
    Console/Modem port (enabling command line access) and each other serial port

    ACM5000 Quick Start (520017 Rev 1.6) Page 2


    is set in Console Server mode (refer the User Manual if other modes are
    required). To configure a particular serial port, click Edit

     Configure the Common Settings (Baud Rate, Parity, Data Bits, Stop Bits and
    Flow Control) to match those of the serial console/device being controlled
     Select the Console Server protocols (Telnet, SSH, TCP, RFC2217) that are to
    be used for the data connection to the serial port
     A Logging Level may also be set to specify the level of information to be
    logged and monitored for the serial port. Click Apply
     To enable access through the ACM5000 to a locally networked computer or
    device (referred to as a host) select Serial & Network: Network Hosts and
    click Add Host
     Enter the IP address/DNS Name of the host, and edit the Permitted
    Services used for accessing this host, e.g. HTTPS (TCP port 443), VNC (TCP
    port 5900), or add custom TCP or UDP port numbers. Only the services specified
    here are SSH tunneled through to the host. All other services are blocked. Click
    Apply

    Step 5 Add new users


    Note: It is recommended that you set up a new Administrator user (in the admin
    group with full access privileges) and login as this new user for all ongoing
    administration functions (rather than continuing as root)

     For each new user select Serial & Network: Users & Groups. Click Add User

    ACM5000 Quick Start (520017 Rev 1.6) Page 3


     Enter a Username, Password and authentication required
     Check the Groups to predefine the new user’s Management Console access
    privileges e.g. to grant full access, check the admin Group. By default the new
    user is granted no Management Console access
     Nominate the specific Accessible Hosts and Accessible Ports the user is
    allowed to access

     Click Apply

    Step 6 Advanced configurations


    Note: The ACM5000 family has various models which may require some custom set up

    ACM5003-M models have an internal modem which can be configured for dial-in access
    (or dial-out failover connection) using the Internal Modem Port tab under System:
    Dial
    ACM500x-E models support the direct connection of external temperature, humidity,
    physical access, smoke alarms (refer Quick Start Addendum)
    ACM5004-2-I models support RS232/422/485, digital I/O and hardened operating
    environments (refer Quick Start Addendum)
    ACM5004-G comes with an internal 3G cellular modem (and its own Quick Start Guide)

    Please register your product to activate the warranty and to


    automatically receive advice of future firmware updates. Go to:
    http://opengear.com/product-registration.html

    The ACM5000 also offers many more advanced functions including:


     The Alerts & Logging: Alerts facility monitors serial ports, hosts, user logins,
    power etc. All ACM5000 models have an internal temperature sensor which can be
    monitored and used to trigger alerts. External EMDs can also be connected to the
    ACM5000 serial ports. A broad selection of trigger can be specified. When
    triggered, a warning email, SMS, Nagios or SNMP alert is sent
     Management of third party UPSes and PDUs using open source NUT and
    Powerman tools. The Manage: Power facility enables both administrators and
    regular users to manage attached power strips, and servers with embedded IPMI.
     Historical logs of all communications with serial and network attached devices,
    system activity, UPS and PDU power status, environmental status, etc. The level of
    logging is set as ports and devices are configured, Alerts & Logging: Port Log
    allows this history to be saved locally or remotely

     Other advanced features, such as Serial Port Cascading, remote Authentication,


    Trusted Networks, Secure Tunneling, Nagios Distributed Monitoring, the Command
    Line interface – these are covered in detail in the User Manual.

    ACM5000 Quick Start (520017 Rev 1.6) Page 4

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