Lantronix SecureLinx SLC48

Lantronix SecureLinx SLC48 ... uses a serial management port (servers, routers, switches, PBXs etc.) - even if servers or networks are down.

The Console Servers provide a comprehensive suite of features allowing quick setup and deployment, with typical "box to operation" times of less than 10 minutes. A front panel LCD with keypad, "Quick Setup" web interface and a command line interface (CLI) setup script are all available, as well as more detailed web-based setup screens and CLI for the advanced user. The comprehensive online help system includes context-sensitive information during configuration and operation. Access to the Console Servers device ports is accomplished via Telnet, a web page launched console client or SSH, with no proprietary software required.

The Console Servers provide a high level of management flexibility, offering both local and remote access. The 256K FIFO buffer for each device port gives administrators a 400+ screen audit trail to assist in troubleshooting events with mission-critical servers. Port buffer scanning may be configured to generate e-mail notifications with string recognition and RegExp support. The Console Servers, in normal operation, are a "listening" device that accept console messages and place them in a FIFO buffer. The user must put the system in "Direct Mode" to communicate with a server. Inadvertent and unintentional communication with the server does not take place. The units are designed to never send an unintentional break signal.