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Unified Access to Virtual and Physical Servers, Blade Systems, and Networking Devices
From a single IP address and a single interface to manage blade systems, rack-mounted servers, virtual environment, networking devices and a variety of systems.
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Virtualization Environment Topology View
Hierarchical view of the VirtualCenter and all underlying Virtual Hosts and Virtual Machines. Users can connect to the virtual environment via multiple interfaces, all with a single click.
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Direct Access to Virtual Host via Multiple Interfaces
Accessing virtual host via SSH, KVM connection or VI Client.
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Virtual Host Information
Display virtualization firmware version, host server, and networking information. Virtual power control capabilities are available for users with appropriate privileges. One-click access to the VMware VirtualCenter.
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Direct Access to Virtual Machine Interface via Multiple Interfaces
VMware Console Viewer and a Virtual Power interface are the default interfaces to access virtual machines and control power. In-band interfaces, such as RDP, VNC or SSH, can be added as well.
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Virtual Machine Information
Key information, such as network, storage and allocated resources, is displayed for each virtual machine. One click brings you to the virtual host and control system managing the virtual machine.
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Adding a Virtual Environment to CommandCenter Secure Gateway
Configuration data is automatically pulled from VirtualCenter. User can assign access interface(s) from most commonly used tools. Instantly, the entire virtual infrastructure is available through CommandCenter Secure Gateway.
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Hierarchical View of Blades
Displays blade chassis and blade servers in hierarchical view. One-click access to the blade servers.
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“Neighborhood” Feature – Access Client
All CommandCenter Secure Gateway “member” units in a neighborhood and the IT equipment connected to them are accessible from a single Web client, enabling quick access and control across multiple local and/or remote data centers.
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Creating Neighborhoods in the Admin Client
Neighborhoods consisting of multiple CommandCenter Secure Gateway appliances – from two to ten – working together to ensure unparalleled performance, flexibility and scalability in IT access and management.
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Audit Trail
Centralized, detailed event logs for auditing and compliance.
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Authentication
CommandCenter Secure Gateway supports Active Directory®, LDAP, TACACS+ and RADIUS for authentication.
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Encryption
All traffic – keyboard and mouse strokes, video images and Virtual Media are encrypted. Configure CC-SG to require AES-128 or AES-256 encryption between your client and servers.
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Login Settings – Strong Password
Strong password requirements are easy to configure.
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Out-of-band KVM connection to a server
BIOS-level access to a server via Dominion® KX II KVM-over-IP switch.
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Connect to Target Servers via DRAC
Support for Dell® DRAC, HP iLO and IBM® RSA to server access and power control.
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Out-of-band Serial Connection to a Cisco® Router Servers via Dominion SX
Out-of-band serial access to a Cisco router.
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SSH and Telnet Connection to a Server
Serial devices can be accessed through in-band applications (SSH, Telnet) or out-of-band serial connection via Raritan’s Dominion SX secure console server.
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Connecting to a Virtual Machine via VMware Viewer
CommandCenter Secure Gateway allows multiple ways to access a virtual machine: BIOS-level access and power control via VMware Viewer, in-band access via RDP/VNC.
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