Belkin OmniView 2d. IP/Mask, 2f. Appending a Rule, 2g. Inserting a Rule, 2h. Replacing a Rule

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Menu Options

2d. IP/Mask

Specifies the IP address or IP-address range for which the rule applies. In the following examples, the number concatenated to an IP address with a “ / ” represents the number of valid bits of the given IP address that will be used.

192.168.1.22/32 matches the IP address 192.168.1.22

192.168.1.0/24 matches all IP packets with source addresses from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255

0.0.0.0/0 matches any IP packet

2e. Policy

The policy determines what to do with matching packets. They can be either accepted or dropped.

Warning: The order of the rules is important. The rules are checked in ascending order until a rule matches. All the rules below the matching one will be ignored. The default policy applies if no match has been found.

2f. Appending a Rule

Enter the IP/mask and set the policy. Finally, press the “Append” button.

2g. Inserting a Rule

Enter the rule number and the IP/mask. Set the policy. Finally, press the “Insert” button

2h. Replacing a Rule

Enter the rule number and the IP/mask. Set the policy. Finally, press the “Replace” button.

2i. Deleting a Rule

Enter the rule number and press the “Delete” button.

3.User Blocking

The user-blocking mechanism allows the administrator to disable the login of a certain user if his or her password was entered incorrectly a specific number of times. The duration of the blocking is also configurable.

3a. Maximum Number of Failed Logins

Enter the maximum number of failed login attempts after which a user should be blocked. Leave this field empty to disable the user-blocking feature.

3b. Block Time

The number of minutes the user is blocked after he or she has exceeded the maximum number of failed login attempts. Leave this field empty to block this user until he or she is manually unblocked.

Unblocking Users

There are two possibilities to unblock a blocked user:

A parent user may go to the user-management settings (see the “User Management” section) and press the “Unblock” button for the user.

An administrator may use the serial console for the initial configuration and log in as the user “unblock”. The RIPM will ask for the administrator password and present a list of blocked users who may be unblocked.

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Contents OmniView Remote IP Manager Table of Contents Information Overview Remote Access BIOS-Level AccessDigital Users Web-Browser BasedVideo Resolution Firmware UpdatesAccount Management Event LogHardware Requirements Browsers Supported Power Resolution SupportAuthentication Support LED Indicators EnclosureFront of Unit Back of UnitInstallation Step Installing the Ripm into a Server Rack Step Connecting your Console to the RipmSee Fig Option 1 Connecting the Ripm to a KVM Switch Host System Option 2 Connecting the Ripm to a Computer Host SystemStep Connecting the Mini-USB Cable to Support Virtual Media Step Powering Up the RipmDevice Setup Device-Setup Software Parameter Value Web Interface TelnetRemote Console Http//192.168.1.22Auto-Adjust Button Video Settings in Options MenuSync Mouse Remote IP Manager Keyboard Settings Remote-Mouse SettingsRemote IP Manager USB Interface Auto-Mouse-Speed and Mouse Synchronization Fast SyncIntelligent Sync Host System Mouse Settings Windows 2003 Server/XP Mouse SettingsSpecial Mouse Driver Active DesktopRecommended Mouse Settings Navigation Exclusive Access OptionsMonitor Only Scaling Mouse HandlingVideo Settings Video Settings through the Html Front EndLocal Cursor Video Settings through the Remote Console Mapping Sequence Soft KeyboardShow MappingLocal Keyboard Hot KeysRemote Console Section Resetting the Remote IP Manager to Factory Settings Logout of the Remote IP ManagerKVM Console Telnet ConsoleRemote Console Preview TelnetMenu Options Floppy Disk Upload a Floppy ImageCD-ROM Image Upload a CD-ROM Image Open and run the drive-redirection softwareMenu Options Drive Redirection Port Secure ConnectionWrite Support Disable Drive Redirection OptionsForce Read-Only Connections Creating an Image Floppy ImagesUnix and UNIX-Like Operating Systems OS MS WindowsCD-ROM/ISO 9660 Images Unix and UNIX-Like OS Dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/tmp/cdrom.imageChange Password Users User ManagementUser Console 3a. Default Java Virtual Machine JVM 4b. Start in Exclusive-Access ModeRemote Console Type 3b. Sun Microsystems Java Browser Plug-InRemote Console Button Keys Confirm keycode+-*keycodeKeyboard/Mouse Host InterfacePS/2 Keyboard Model USB Mouse TypeMouse Speed Auto Mouse Speed Fixed Mouse SpeedLocal Video Port Settings Enable Local Video Port Miscellaneous Video Settings 2a. Noise FilterVideo 2b. Force Composite Sync Required for Sun ComputersKVM Ports Basic Network Settings 1a. IP Auto Configuration Network1d. Gateway IP Address 1e. Primary DNS Server IP Address2e. Enable Telnet Access 2b. Http Port2c. Telnet Port 2d. Bandwidth LimitDynamic DNS Dynamic DNS ScenarioDynamic DNS Settiings Security 3a. Maximum Number of Failed Logins 2d. IP/Mask2f. Appending a Rule 2g. Inserting a RuleCertificate Settings CertificateChallenge Password Confirm Challenge PasswordCommon Name Organizational UnitConfiguration or Console Login Serial PortModem Serial-Line SpeedPass-Through Access to Serial Port via Telnet Modem Server IP AddressModem Client IP Address Ipmi Disabled Intelligent Platform Management Interface IpmiIpmi over LAN Date and Time Authentication Remote Authentication Dial In User Service Radius 2c. Authentication Port1f. User Search Sub-Filter 1g. Active Directory Domain2e. Timeout 2d. Accounting Port2f. Retries 1a. Network File System NFS Logging Enabled Event LogEvent Log Targets Snmp Logging Enabled Event Log AssignmentsDevice Information Event Log Update Firmware Unit Reset Login on the Ripm fails Remote mouse does not work or is not synchronousVideo quality is bad and/or grainy RIPM’s Remote Console window does not openWindows XP does not awake from standby mode Ripm web pages are not displayed correctlyFCC Statement How state law relates to the warranty Belkin B.V