Tripp Lite B051-000 owner manual Cables, Operating Systems, Browsers, Virtual Media Support

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Introduction

Cables

A KVM cable kit is required to connect the B051-000 to a KVM switch or server. (1) PS/2 KVM cable kit and (1) USB KVM cable kit is included with the unit.

Note: If the included KVM cable kit is too short, Tripp Lite has P774-Series (PS/2) and P776-Series (USB) KVM Kits available in extended lengths.

A console connector kit is required to connect a local console to the B051-000 IP Remote Access Unit. A USB – PS/2 Console connector kit is included with the unit.

A USB 2.0 A to Mini-B 5-Pin device cable (included) is required for use with the Virtual Media function.

Tripp Lite Cat5e (N001- or N002-Series) or Cat6 (N201-Series) cable (not included), should be used to connect the B051-000 IP Remote

Access Unit to a network.

Operating Systems

Supported operating systems for computers/servers that are connected to the B051-000, or are connected to a KVM switch that is connected to the B051-000, are shown:

Computer/servers remotely accessing the B051-000 must have

Windows 2000 or higher, or an operating system that is capable of running Sun’s Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6, Update 3 or higher.

Operating System

Version

 

 

 

 

Windows

2000 and higher

 

 

 

Linux RedHat

7.1 and higher

 

 

 

Linux Fedora

Core 5 and higher

 

 

 

Linux SuSE

9.0 and higher

 

 

 

Linux Mandriva (Mandrake)

9.0 and higher

 

 

 

UNIX AIX

4.3 and higher

 

 

 

UNIX FreeBSD

3.51 and higher

 

 

 

UNIX Sun

Solaris 8 and higher

 

 

 

Novell Netware

5.0 and higher

 

 

 

Mac

OS 9 and higher

 

 

 

DOS

6.2 and higher

 

 

 

Note: The operating systems in the table above are supported by the B051-000 only. Any KVM switch connected to the B051-000 must be compatible with them as well, or the system will not function properly.

Browsers

Supported browsers for users that are accessing the B051-000 remotely include the following:

Browser

Version

 

 

Internet Explorer

6 and higher

 

 

Firefox

1.5 and higher

 

 

Mozilla

1.7 and higher

 

 

Safari

2.0 and higher

 

 

Opera

9.0 and higher

 

 

Netscape

8.1 and higher

 

 

Virtual Media Support

USB CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drives.

USB Floppy Drives.

USB Flash Drives.

IDE CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drives.

Image Files (.iso).

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Contents Model IP Remote Access UnitTable of Contents Appendix Resolution Refresh Rates FeaturesIntroduction System RequirementsOperating Systems CablesBrowsers Virtual Media SupportFront View ComponentsComponent Description Rear ViewSafety Instructions Hardware SetupGeneral Safety Instructions Rack Mounting Safety InstructionsDIN Rail Mounting Setup InstructionsRack Mounting Installation IP Installer Setting up an IP AddressIP Address Determination BrowserAP Windows Client Installing the Certificate Browser LoginClick Install Certificate LoggingScreen Elements Administration IconsUtility Icons Remote Console PreviewComputer General AdministrationNetwork Field ExplanationIP Installer Settings Access PortsIP Address DNS ServerOverview SecurityFiltering IP FilteringMAC Filtering Advanced Network Management Settings AnmsLdap Authentication Settings Radius SettingsCharacter Meaning String MeaningSelect New → Attribute Ldap ConfigurationActive Directory Administration User Value Meaning Access rights examples are given in the table belowOpenLDAP Server Configuration OpenLDAP Server InstallationOpenLDAP Server Starting the OpenLDAP ServerLdap DIT Design and Ldif File Customizing the OpenLDAP SchemaDIT Creation Ldap Data StructureUser Management Using the New SchemaLog Server Settings Customization Firmware Upgrade MaintenanceBackup Configuration / User Accounts Parameter ExplanationRestore Configuration / User Accounts Starting Up Windows ClientNavigation Mouse Synchronization TipsSun / Linux Icon Description Hotkey SetupWindows Client Control Panel Configuring the Hotkeys Video SettingsAction Description Default Hotkey GrayscaleVirtual Media Icons Virtual MediaMessage Board Ctrl+Alt+Del Button BarOn-Screen Keyboard ExitClick the Pointer Options tab Java AppletWindows Java Applet Control Panel Ctrl + F12 + Del Button Function Ctrl+Alt+Del Log File Screen Log FileLog Server ConfigureMenu Bar AddEdit EventsDelete SearchHelp OptionsEvent Panel Log Server Main ScreenList Panel Start → All Programs → B051-000 → iClient AP OperationWindows Client Connection Screen General Administrator UtilityNetwork Access PortsOverview Finishing UpTo delete an IP Filter IP FilteringTo modify an IP Filter To delete a MAC FilterAnms Install the Active Directory Schema Snap-in Install the Windows 2003 Support ToolsExtend and Update the Active Directory Schema Active DirectoryLocate the user you wish to edit. Our example uses jason With IP addresses of 10.0.0.166 OpenLDAP Server Ldap Data Structure DIT Creation User Management Timeout, Login failure, and Working mode parameters Java Client Connection Screen Upgrading the FirmwareAP Java Client Basic Setup SpecificationsConnection Setup Example Windows XP AppendixTroubleshooting Log Server Sun / Linux FCC Part 68 Notice United States Only Warranty Registration