CommandCenter Secure Gateway - Admin Guide - Version ... - Raritan

Appendix H: FAQs
Question
Can audit/logging abilities
track down who switched on
or off a power plug?
Answer
Direct power switch-off is not logged, but power control
through CC-SG can be logged to audit logs.
Performance FAQs
Question
Performance
As a CC-SG Administrator, I
added over 500 nodes and
assigned all of them to me.
Now it takes a long time to
log into CC-SG.
What is the bandwidth usage
per client?
Answer
When you, as Administrator, have many nodes
assigned to you, CC-SG downloads all information for
all nodes during the logging process, which slows the
process considerably. It is recommended that
Administrator accounts used primarily to manage
CC-SG configuration/settings do not have many nodes
assigned to them.
Remote access to a serial console over TCP/IP is
about the same level of network activity as a telnet
session. However, it is limited to the RS232 bandwidth
of the console port itself, plus SSL/TCP/IP overhead.
The Raritan Remote Client (RRC) controls remote
access to a KVM console. This application provides
tunable bandwidth from LAN levels down to something
suitable for a remote dial-up user.
Grouping FAQs
Question
Grouping
Is it possible to put a given
server in more than one
group?
Answer
Yes. Just as one user can belong to multiple groups,
one device can belong to multiple groups.
For example, a Sun in NYC could be part of Group Sun:
"Ostype = Solaris" and Group New York: "location =
NYC."
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