Raritan Computer Home Security System - Manual (Page 362)

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General FAQs........................................................................................344
Authentication FAQs..............................................................................346
Security FAQs .......................................................................................347
Accounting FAQs...................................................................................348
Performance FAQs................................................................................348
Grouping FAQs......................................................................................349
Interoperability FAQs.............................................................................350
Authorization FAQs ...............................................................................350
User Experience FAQs..........................................................................350
General FAQs
Question Answer
General
What is CC-SG? CC-SG is a network management device for
aggregating and integrating multiple servers and
network equipment typically deployed in a data
center and which are connected to a Raritan IP-
enabled product.
Why would I need CC-SG? As you deploy more and more data center servers
and devices, their management becomes
exponentially complex. CC-SG allows a systems
administrator or manager to access and manage
all servers, equipment, and users from a single
device.
Which Raritan products does
CC-SG support? See the Compatibility Matrix on the Raritan website
in the Support section under Firmware and
Documentation.
How does CC-SG integrate
with other Raritan Products? CC-SG uses a unique and proprietary search and
discovery technology that identifies and connects
to selected Raritan devices with known network
addresses. Once CC-SG is connected and
configured, the devices connected to CC-SG are
transparent, and operation and administration is
extremely simple.
Is the status of CC-SG limited
by the status of the devices
which it proxies? No. Because CC-SG software resides on a
dedicated server, even if a device being proxied by
the CC-SG is turned off, you will still be able to
access CC-SG.
Appendix I FAQs