Tripp Lite B064-032-04-IP, B064-032-02-IP Port Selection List, Port Configuration, Port Naming

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Port Access

The Port Selection List

•Users only see the switches and ports they have been given access to.

•Ports and cascaded KVM switches are located under their parent switches. Click the Plus (+) in front of a switch to expand the tree and see the ports underneath it.

•When the ports are displayed, there is a Minus (-)before the device name. Click the Minus (-)to collapse the tree and hide the ports.

•A port’s ID number is displayed in brackets next to the port icon. For convenience, you can give each port a unique name.

•KVM switches and ports that are on line have their monitor screen icons lit green. The monitor screens are gray for devices and ports that are offline.

•To access a port, double click its icon, or use the arrow keys on the keyboard to highlight a port and hit Enter.

Port Configuration

To configure a switch or port, right click its icon. A list with various options pops up. The items in the list vary depending on your user type and whether you selected a cascaded KVM switch or a computer/ server port. The screenshot at right shows the available items:

The meanings of the configuration items are explained in the following table:

Item

Access Type

Description

 

 

 

Expand/ Collapse

Super Administrators, Administrators and

• If the device’s ports are not displayed, the dialog box entry is Expand.

 

Users

Click Expand to open the tree and display the ports.

 

 

• If the device’s ports are displayed, the dialog box entry is Collapse. Click

 

 

Collapse to close the tree view.

 

 

Note: This item is only active for KVM switches that have child devices

 

 

connected to them. This has the same effect as clicking the Plus (+) or

 

 

Minus (-)in the tree view.

Rename

Super Administrators, Administrators

For convenience, especially in large installations with many switches and

 

and Users

ports, each port can be given a unique name.

 

 

 

Copy

Super Administrators, Administrators

This item is only available for ports with computers/servers connected

 

and Users

to them. It is used when creating a Favorites bookmark. (See Adding a

 

 

Favorite on page 29 for details)

Export Configuration

Super Administrators and Administrators

This item is only available for ports with KVM switches connected to them.

 

 

It allows you to save the configuration settings for the switch in an external

 

 

file (SysConfig.cfg). Simply click Export Configuration, browse to the

 

 

location where you want to save the file and click Save.

 

 

 

Import Configuration

Super Administrators and Administrators

This item is only available for ports with KVM switches connected to them.

 

 

This feature imports previously saved configuration settings. Click Import

 

 

Configuration, browse to the previously saved configuration file, select the

 

 

setting components you wish to import and click Import.

 

 

 

Properties

Super Administrators, Administrators

This item allows you to configure the properties of the port.

 

and Users

• For ports with KVM switches connected to them, clicking this item

 

 

 

 

takes you to the Device Management page.

 

 

• For ports with computers/servers connected to them, a dialog box opens

 

 

allowing you to update the properties for the connected computer/server.

 

 

(See Port Properties on page 27 for details)

 

 

 

Port Naming

For convenience, especially in large installations with many KVM switches and ports, each port can be given a unique name. To assign, modify or delete a port name, do the following:

1.Click once on the port you want to edit to highlight it, wait one second and click on it again. Note: This is not a double-click; it involves two separate clicks. Double-clicking will switch you to the device attached to the port.

You can also right-click on the port you want to edit and select Rename in the popup box that appears.

After a second or two, the display changes to provide a text input box.

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B064-032-02-IP, B064-016-02-IP, B064-032-04-IP specifications

Tripp Lite is renowned for its high-quality connectivity solutions, and their line of IP-based KVM switches, including models B064-032-04-IP, B064-016-02-IP, and B064-032-02-IP, showcases exceptional features designed for professional environments. These devices are specifically engineered to facilitate seamless control and management of multiple servers or computers through a single console.

The Tripp Lite B064-032-04-IP provides comprehensive KVM switching capabilities, supporting up to 32 servers over IP. This model is perfect for large data centers or IT environments where remote access to multiple systems is necessary. It features a user-friendly web interface that simplifies management, allowing administrators to switch between and control connected systems with ease. Additionally, it includes robust security measures, such as HTTPS and SSH protocols, ensuring that unauthorized access is prevented.

On a smaller scale, the B064-016-02-IP and B064-032-02-IP models cater to different user needs. The B064-016-02-IP manages up to 16 servers and offers similar IP-based access, making it ideal for medium-sized businesses. It includes a built-in Cat5e/6 KVM switch that allows users to control multiple computers using a single keyboard, mouse, and monitor, significantly reducing the clutter of cables.

The B064-032-02-IP strikes a balance between the two, supporting 32 devices while maintaining a streamlined design. This model is particularly appealing for small to midsize organizations that require flexibility to grow without unnecessary complexity.

All three models are compatible with various operating systems and provide multiple connectivity options, including VGA and HDMI, to cater to diverse setups. They also support high-definition video resolutions, ensuring that users experience clear, crisp visuals.

In terms of reliability, these KVM switches are crafted using advanced components and adhere to stringent quality standards, enabling them to perform efficiently in demanding environments. With features like hot-plugging capability, users can add or remove servers without shutting down, ensuring minimal disruption to operations.

Collectively, the Tripp Lite B064 models offer a powerful and flexible solution for managing computers and servers in various settings, combining technology, security, and ease of use to meet the needs of modern IT infrastructures.
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