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Chapter 8: Nodes, Node Groups, and Interfaces
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RSA Interface Details
When you create an In-Band RSA KVM or Power interface, CC-SG
discards the username and password associated with the interface, and
creates two user accounts on the RSA server. This allows you to have
simultaneous KVM and power access to the RSA server.
New usernames:
• cc_kvm_user
• cc_power_user
These usernames replace the username you entered when you created
the interfaces. CCSG uses these new user accounts to connect to the
RSA server through the interfaces.
Do not delete, edit, or change the passwords for these user accounts on
the RSA server, or CC-SG will not be able to connect using the
interfaces.
If you used a Service Account to create the interfaces, CC-SG does not
create user accounts on the RSA server. You cannot have simultaneous
KVM and power access to the RSA server when using a Service Account
on the interfaces.
Interfaces for Managed Powerstrip Connections
When you create a Managed Power Strip interface that specifies a KX as
the managing device, the outlet you specify will be renamed with the
associated node's name.
To add an interface for managed powerstrip connections:
1. Managing Device:
ƒ Select the Raritan device to which the Power Strip is connected.
The device must be added to CC-SG.
or
ƒ Select Dominion PX if this power control interface uses a PX
device on the IP network that is not connected to another Raritan
device.
2. Managing Port: select the port on the Raritan device to which the
Power Strip is connected. This field is disabled when you select PX
as the Managing Device.
3. Power Strip Name: select the Power Strip or PX device that provides
power to the node. The power strip or PX device must be configured
in CC-SG before it appears in this list.
4. Outlet Name: select the name of the outlet the node is plugged into.
Optional.
5. Type a description of this interface in the Description field.