Commander-PT-40

Specifications

• Security
  
  >SSH2, SSLv3/TLSv1, MD5, Active Directory w/LDAPv3
  
  >16-character username/password authentication
  
  >Individual accounts with restricted access rights
  
  
  
  Standard Adapter Kit
  
  >(1) RJ12-to-DB9 Female >(1) RJ12-to-DB9 Male
  
  >(1) RJ12-to-DB25 Female >(1) RJ12-to-DB25 Male
  
  >(4) RJ12-to-RJ12 (6P6C) Crossover/Rolled Data Cables(7’)
  
  
  
  Communications Access
  
  >RS-232 direct serial connection/External modem
  
  >Internal Modem 56 Kbps
  
  >10/100 BaseT Ethernet TCP/IP
  
  >Half-duplex/Full-duplex
  
  
  
  Communications Interface
  
  >Speeds: 1200,2400,4800,9600,19200,3840,57600
  
  >Pass-Thru Console Ports must be set at the same
  
  speed as the Sentry
  
  
  
  Pass-Thru Console Ports
  
  >6-pin RJ12
  
  1= Signal Ground 2= Device Ready-In/DSR
  
  3= Data-In/RD 4= Data-Out/TD
  
  5= Device Ready-Out 6= Signal Ground
  
  
  
  User Interface
  
  >Command Line Interface and HTML GUI for power
  
  Management and configuration
  
  >Telnet/ANSI/VT 100 Terminal Emulation for
  
  Command-line and Pass-Thru
  
  
  
  Conformance & Agency Certifications
  
  >US & Canada (cTUVus mark) to UL 60950-1:200
  
  and CAN/CSA 22.2 No. 60950-1-03
  
  >European Union (TUVGS mark) to EN 60950-1:20

Features and Benefits

Remote Power Management of the PT40’s power receptacles allows a network manager to power off/on or reboot servers & network equipment from any location via secure Web, SSH, SNMP or secure out-of-band session for remote branch office reboot access. The network operations center eliminates the need to dispatch field service personnel for manual intervention. Using the PT40, they can quickly restart locked-up remote servers & internetworking devices to ensure that the network is fully operational around the clock.



An additional benefit of the PT40 is a PING command from the “Sentry:” command prompt that is available through telnet, modem, and serial (RS-232) console sessions. This PING command is useful for basic network diagnostics, such as determining whether network link integrity exists, or whether another device on the local or remote network is responsive.



The PT40 is ideal for servers and routers in remote branch offices, providing access to both reboot a remote server or router and connect to its console port to monitor the boot-up process and ensure it returns to an operational state.

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