2.. Web Configuration Interface
The following table describes the columns found in the My Targets section Data Pane.
Server Name | The Server Name column displays all of the Target Servers and Serial devices that are accessible to the logged in | |
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| Interface (see the Switch Configuration section of this manual for details). | |
| remote session (See the Remote Session section of this manual for details on managing a remote session). | |
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Server Status | The Server Status column shows the status of the Target Server connected to the corresponding port; Available, Off, | |
| Blocked, Local Exclusive Session, Remote Exclusive Session, Remote Session, or No Communications with Device. | |
| • | Available – Indicates that a computer is connected to the corresponding port, and is available for use. This server |
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| status is indicated by a Blue port in the graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | Off – Indicates that a computer/server is not connected to the corresponding port. This server status is indicated by |
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| a Black port in the graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | Blocked – Indicates that the maximum number of simultaneous users have logged onto the KVM and are accessing |
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| connected computers. In this situation, the status of all Target Servers is Blocked, except those that are being |
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| accessed by other accounts. For those ports that are being accessed by other accounts, the status will appear as |
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| either Remote Session or Remote Exclusive Session. (see the Sharing a Remote Session and Exclusive Session |
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| sections in this manual for details) Target Servers that are Blocked cannot be accessed. A Blocked server status is |
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| indicated by a Reddish Brown port in the graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | Local Exclusive Session – Indicates that the corresponding port is currently being accessed by a local account. |
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| This server status is indicated by a Green port in the graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | Remote Exclusive Session – Indicates that an account is currently accessing the corresponding port in exclusive |
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| mode, preventing anyone else from connecting to it. This server status is indicated by an Orange port in the graphic |
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| of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | Remote Session – Indicates that an account is currently accessing the corresponding port in share mode, which allows |
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| up to 5 users to access a port at the same time. (see the Sharing a Remote Session and Exclusive Session sections in |
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| this manual for details) This server status is indicated by a Green port in the graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
| • | No Communications with Device – Indicates that a computer/server is connected to the corresponding port, but is |
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| not communicating with the KVM, and is therefore inaccessible. This server status is indicated by a Red port in the |
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| graphic of the KVM’s back panel. |
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User | The User column displays the account that is currently accessing the corresponding port. | |
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2..4 Configuration Section
The Configuration section of the Web Configuration Interface is where administrator accounts can configure the KVM’s settings and account access. When accessing the Configuration section, there are a number of
The following table describes the functionality of the Web configuration toolbar buttons.
Icon
Description
Click the Save icon after making any changes in the Configuration section. This saves your changes.
In the Configuration section, clicking the Reload icon will return a page to the most recently saved settings. For example, if you enter incorrect information into a field and want to go back to the previous value, but can’t remember what the previous value of the field was, clicking the Reload icon will bring it back.
Click the Device Reboot icon to reboot the KVM.
Click the Device Upgrade to perform a firmware upgrade on the KVM (See the Firmware Upgrade section in this manual for details).
Click the RoCs Upgrade icon to perform a firmware upgrade on the SIUs in the installation (See the Firmware Upgrade section in this manual for details).
Clicking on the Factory Restore icon will restore the KVM’s default settings, resetting all information that had been changed. The affected settings include network information, servers, switches, users, and passwords. You will be given the option of preserving the network settings when performing a Factory Restore.
Clicking on the Backup/Restore icon allows an administrator to backup or restore the KVM’s settings (See the Backup/ Restore section in this manual for details).
Clicking on the SSL Certificate icon allows an administrator to install an SSL certificate (See the SSL Certificate section in this manual for details).
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