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3. Click OK.
To cancel without saving changes:
• Click Cancel.
Managing Power Associations
To make power associations (associate power strip outlets with
the KVM target server):
Note: When a power strip is associated with the target server (port), the
outlet name is replaced by the port name. You can change this name in
the Port 2 page.
1. Choose the power strip from the Power Strip Name drop-down list.
2. Choose the outlet from the Outlet Name drop-down list.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each desired power association.
4. Click OK. A confirmation message appears.
- FCC Information 2
- VCCI Information (Japan) 2
- Contents 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1 9
- Introduction 9
- KX II-101 Overview 10
- Chapter 1: Introduction 11
- Product Photos 12
- Product Features 13
- Terminology 14
- Package Contents 15
- Optional Accessories 15
- User Guide 15
- Chapter 1: Introduction 16
- Chapter 2 17
- Getting Started 18
- Sun™ Video Resolution 19
- Command Line Resolution 19
- GUI Resolution/32 Bit 19
- GUI Resolution/64 Bit 20
- GUI Resolution/Solaris 8 20
- Mouse Modes 20
- Windows 2000® Settings 20
- Windows Vista® Settings 21
- Linux® Settings 22
- Sun® Solaris™ Settings 22
- Apple Macintosh® Settings 23
- IBM AIX® Settings 23
- USB Configuration 27
- PS/2 Configuration 29
- Admin Port 31
- Local User Port 32
- Setting a New Password 32
- Assigning an IP Address 33
- Naming the Target Server 35
- Remote Authentication 36
- Create User Groups and Users 37
- Chapter 3 40
- Working with Target Servers 40
- KX II-101 Console Navigation 41
- Port Access Page 42
- Port Action Menu 42
- Managing Favorites 44
- Manage Favorites Page 45
- Favorites List Page 45
- Virtual KVM Client 49
- Keyboard Macros 54
- Building a Keyboard Macro 54
- Running a Keyboard Macro 56
- Refresh Screen 57
- Auto-Sense Video Settings 57
- Calibrate Color 58
- VKC Video Settings 58
- Mouse Synchronization Tips 61
- Synchronize Mouse 62
- Standard Mouse Mode 62
- Absolute Mouse Mode 62
- Intelligent Mouse Mode 63
- Single Mouse Cursor 64
- Keyboard Limitations 66
- View Toolbar 67
- Scaling 67
- Target Screen Resolution 67
- Multi-Platform Client (MPC) 68
- Navigator 69
- Devices in the MPC Navigator 70
- Navigator Icons 70
- Port Connection Status Icons 71
- Customizing the Navigator 71
- MPC Navigator Tabs 72
- Navigator Display Options 73
- Showing Ports 73
- Toolbars 73
- Standard Toolbar 73
- MPC Status Bar 77
- Screen Modes 78
- MPC Scaling 81
- Auto-Scroll 82
- Connection Profiles 82
- Connection Information 85
- Generation 2 Devices 85
- Closing a Remote Connection 86
- Shortcut Menu 87
- Shortcut Menu Key Options 88
- Ctrl+Alt+Del Macro 94
- Windows Key in MPC 95
- Keyboard Type 96
- Mouse Options 99
- MPC Connection Properties 102
- Color Calibration 106
- Note to MPC Users 107
- General Options in MPC 108
- Upgrading Device Firmware 110
- Changing a Password 110
- Backup and Restore Functions 111
- Restarting a Device 111
- Broadcast Port 112
- MPC Broadcast Port 112
- Remote Power Management 113
- Chapter 4 114
- Virtual Media 114
- Overview 115
- Chapter 4: Virtual Media 116
- Chapter 4: Virtual Media 117
- KX II-101 118
- Client PC 118
- Target Server 118
- Connecting to Virtual Media 121
- Disconnecting Virtual Media 123
- Chapter 5 124
- User Management 124
- Chapter 5: User Management 125
- Chapter 5: User Management 126
- Setting Port Permissions 127
- Setting Permissions 130
- Authentication Settings 134
- Updating the 137
- LDAP Schema 137
- Attribute Data 142
- User Authentication Process 143
- Chapter 6 146
- Device Management 146
- Chapter 6: Device Management 148
- Device Services 149
- Enabling Direct Port Access 150
- Keyboard/Mouse Setup 151
- Serial Port Settings 152
- Date/Time Settings 156
- Event Management 157
- SNMP Configuration 158
- SNMP Agent Configuration 160
- SNMP Trap Configuration 160
- Port Configuration 162
- Renaming a Port 164
- Valid Special Characters 164
- Connecting the Power Strip 165
- Managing Power Associations 167
- Analog KVM Switch 170
- Chapter 7 173
- Managing USB Connections 173
- Known USB Profiles 177
- Chapter 8 192
- Security Management 192
- Logon Limitations 193
- Strong Passwords 194
- User Blocking 196
- Encryption & Share 198
- IP Access Control 201
- Chapter 9 203
- Maintenance 203
- Device Information 204
- Backup and Restore 205
- Upgrading Firmware 206
- Chapter 9: Maintenance 207
- Upgrade History 208
- Rebooting 209
- Chapter 10 210
- Diagnostics 210
- Network Statistics Page 211
- Chapter 10: Diagnostics 212
- Chapter 10: Diagnostics 213
- Ping Host Page 214
- Trace Route to Host Page 214
- Device Diagnostics 216
- Chapter 11 218
- Command Line Interface (CLI) 218
- Logging On 220
- Navigation of the CLI 220
- CLI Commands 222
- Setlog Command 224
- Setlog Command Example 224
- Network 225
- Name Command 225
- Syntax 225
- Interface Command 225
- Interface Command Example 226
- Listports Command Example 226
- Userlist Command Example 226
- Chapter 12 227
- CC Unmanage 227
- Chapter 12: CC Unmanage 228
- Using CC-SG in Proxy Mode 229
- Appendix A 230
- Specifications 230
- Supported Video Resolutions 231
- Supported Keyboard Languages 232
- Supported Browsers 233
- Certified Modems 234
- Connectors 234
- TCP and UDP Ports Used 234
- Appendix A: Specifications 235
- Network Speed Settings 236
- 9 Pin Pinout 238
- Appendix B 239
- Updating the LDAP Schema 239
- Creating a New Attribute 240
- Updating the Schema Cache 243
- 4. Open the Domain 244
- Appendix C 247
- AC-DC Adapter and Rack Mount 247
- Bracket Installation 249
- Appendix D 254
- Informational Notes 254
- Index 261
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