3..Conducting a Remote Session
4.In the Exclusivity section, check the Exclusive Session checkbox to prevent other accounts from accessing the Target Server port at the same time. By default, this checkbox is unchecked, and a remote session is initiated in Share Mode, which allows up to 5 accounts to log into a port at the same time (see the Shared Session section in this manual for details). Note: Although an Exclusive Session prevents other accounts from remotely logging into a port at the same time as you, administrator accounts still have the ability to disconnect your session and access the port if desired, and a local account can access the port and disconnect your session.
•About – Selecting the About feature will bring up a screen that displays the NetCommander IP Client Version number and Firmware Version number.
3..2..3 Video
– Clicking on the Video icon will display a list of four options for managing the remote session’s video; Refresh, Video Adjust, Video Mode, and Advanced.
•Refresh – Selecting the Refresh feature will regenerate the remote screen to show the most current video. A video refresh may be necessary when changing the display attributes of a Target Server.
•Video Adjust – Selecting the Video Adjust feature will perform an auto video adjust, which aligns the Target Server’s video so that it displays properly in the remote session screen.
•Video Mode – In the Video Mode feature, choose amongst the following options. After selecting an option, click the Apply button.
oNormal – Select Normal to display the Target Server video normally, in full color. By default, the video mode is set to Normal.
oGrey Level – Select Grey Level to display the Target Server video in Black and White. In
•Advanced - Although the Refresh, Video Adjust, and Video Mode features generally provide an automated way for you to optimize the remote session video, you may want to
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