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Chapter 8: Security Management
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IP Access Control
Using IP access control, you can control access to your KX II-101. By
setting a global Access Control List (ACL) you are by ensuring that your
device does not respond to packets being sent from disallowed IP
addresses. The IP access control is global, affecting the KX II-101 as a
whole, but you can also control access to your device at the group level.
Important: IP address 127.0.0.1 is used by the KX II-101 local port.
When creating an IP Access Control list, if 127.0.0.1 is within the
range of IP addresses that are blocked, you will not have access to
the KX II-101 local port.
To use IP access control:
1. Open the IP Access Control page by selecting Security > IP Access
Control. The IP Access Control page opens.
2. Select the Enable IP Access Control checkbox to enable IP access
control and the remaining fields on the page.
3. Choose the Default Policy. This is the action taken for IP addresses
that are not within the ranges you specify.
Accept - IP addresses are allowed access to the KX II-101
device.
Drop - IP addresses are denied access to the KX II-101 device.
To add (append) rules:
1. Type the IP address and subnet mask in the IP/Mask field.
Note: The IP address should be entered using CIDR (Classless
Inter-Domain Routing notation, in which the first 24 bits are used as
a network address).
2. Choose the Policy from the drop-down list.
3. Click Append. The rule is added to the bottom of the rules list.
To insert a rule:
1. Type a rule number (#). A rule number is required when using the
Insert command.
2. Type the IP address and subnet mask in the IP/Mask field.
3. Choose the Policy from the drop-down list.
4. Click Insert. If the rule number you just typed equals an existing rule
number, the new rule is placed ahead of the existing rule and all
rules are moved down in the list.
- 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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