Supported Protocols
These protocols are currently supported for network-based devices:
Telnet
SSH
HTTP/S
IPMI variations
SNMP
Devices are managed with multiple options (enable, create, add). These can be done manually or automatically with Discovery.
When a managed device is added in the System, one license is pulled from the License Pool. Each unit is shipped with enough perpetual licenses for all physical ports. Additional licenses can be added to a unit to manage additional devices.
If licenses expire or are deleted from the system, the status of any device that exceeds the total licenses is changed to “Unlicensed”. The System maintains information on unlicensed devices but are only shown on Access :: Table. Licensed devices are listed and available for access and management. On the Managed Devices page (upper right), total licenses, total in-use licenses, and total available licenses are shown.
Device Types
These managed device types are supported:
Console connections that utilize RS-232 protocol.
Nodegrid Console Servers
Nodegrid Net Services Routers
Service Processor Devices that use:
IPMI 1.5
IPMI 2.0
HP iLO
Oracle/SUN iLOM
IBM IMM
Dell DRAC
Dell iDRAC
Intel BMC
Open BMC (available in v5.8+)
Console Server connections that utilize SSH protocol
Console Server connections that utilize:
Vertiv ACS Classic family
Vertiv ACS6000 family
Lantronix Console Server family
Opengear Console Server family
Digi Console Server family
Nodegrid Console Server family
KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) Switches that utilize:
Vertiv DSR family
Vertiv MPU family
Atem Enterprise KVM family
Raritan KVM family
ZPE Systems KVM module
Rack PDUs from:
APC
CPI
Cyberpower
Baytech
Eaton
Enconnex
Vertiv (PM3000 and MPH2)
Raritan
Ritttal
Servertech
Austin Hughes
Cisco UCS
Netapp
Infrabox
Virtual Machine sessions from:
VMWare
KVM
Sensors (auto-detected)
ZPE Systems Temperature and Humidity Sensor
EdgeCore Access Points (auto-detected)
Licensing
The following section outlines the available license types, their functions, and the number of supported assets per license.
License Types
Access: Enables users to create and connect to managed devices.
Clustering: Allows connections to managed devices that are configured in cluster peers.
Monitoring: Enables the system to collect events and telemetry from managed devices (for example, voltage/current thresholds of a PDU). Collected data can be visualized on dashboards.
Docker Containers: Supports the creation and operation of virtual machines using Docker containers or Qemu/KVM.
Compute Tier: Provides control over the virtual service router (VSR) memory and CPU resources. Available tiers include:
Tier
CPU
RAM
Tier 1
2 CPUs
4 GB
Tier 2
4 CPUs
8 GB
Tier 3
4 CPUs
16 GB
Tier 4
8 CPUs
32 GB
Tier 5
16 CPUs
64 GB
Number of Assets Per License
The number of assets that can be managed under each license type varies. This section lists the available asset count options based on the type of license purchased.
License Type | Number of Assets |
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Access and Monitoring Licenses | 10, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, or 5000 |
Clustering, Docker Container, and Compute Tier | 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, or 500 |
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