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Certificate warning shown when connecting via HTTPS.

It is normal for a warning dialog to be shown when connecting via HTTPS. The SSL certificate S uses is created when the unit is first produced. It does not contain the correct hostname (subject name) because you can change the hostname as required. Also, it is not signed by a recognized certificate authority (CA) but is signed by our own signing authority.

Mouse performance is erratic when using the GNOME or KDE desk- top in a Linux X-Window environment.

The mouse controls in GNOME and KDE environments offer both an acceleration and sensitivity setting. The following directions correct this issue, and apply to Red Hat Fedora Core 2, but should be similar for other distributions that use GNOME or KDE:

1.Click the Launch menu icon.

2.Choose Preferences > Mouse.

3.Click the Motion tab.

4.Set the Acceleration bar to the setting immediately left of center.

5.Set the Sensitivity bar to the leftmost settings (lowest possible).

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Contents With File Transfer FCC Compliance Statement Table of Contents Accessing the VNC Interface Accessing KVM Features Troubleshooting Specifications Introduction Features Package Contents Front Panel Power SupplyHDB15 Connector Connect to the console monitor Hardware GuidePort Rear PanelDevice Connection InstallationInitial Power-Up Operation Initial IP-OSD SettingPage Page Mouse Setting KVM Switch OSD Operation Data-Transfer Rule USB Port Rule Login Screen Using the Web InterfaceWeb Interface Introduction Main Menu Selections File Transfer Page CD-ROM Web Server Requirements Page Network Configuration User Accounts SV441DUSBI so the new settings take effect immediatelySecurity System IdentificationSnmp CompatibilityFirmware ModemSerial Ports Time / DatePurchase Options Status Site Map Menu Using the Terminal Interface via Serial PortPort Numbers Help MenuWeb Interface Accessing the VNC InterfaceSSH Tunnel with Native VNC client Native VNC ClientUse a command like this vncviewer -bgr233 -tunnel Using the VNC MenuBribar Feature Main Menu Logout End the VNC login session and disconnect Examples VirtKeys MenuVideo Tuning menu Accessing KVM Features OSD Function Keys OSD OperationsFunction key F1 Auto Scan Function key F2Function key F3 Function key F4Hotkey Menu Manual ScanScan Type Scan RateHot Key Commands Left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F2 Changing Your ConfigurationSelecting a Computer Left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F1Page Network performance Choose the best video modeOptimizing video performance Noisy video cardsUsing the Advanced Video Tuning Feature Background Using the Modem featureModem Connection Connecting a ModemModem configuration Next Configuring the Remote ConnectionHttps//99.99.99.99 Accessing the Web InterfaceHttps VNC clear-text VNC SSL secured SSH Performance Notes Modem Troubleshooting Guide Connecting Serial Remote Control Modules Serial Remote Control operationUsing the Web Interface Page Advanced Configuration Using the Integrated SSH Shell Operating Notes Remote Login via SSHAbout Security Certificate Warnings What is a security certificate?Stty -crtscts /dev/serial port Is my data safe? Installing the New CertificateCan I prevent the warning from occurring? Remote mouse and local mouse don’t line up TroubleshootingForgotten master password Cannot login via SSHChoose Preferences Mouse Certificate warning shown when connecting via HttpsSpecifications Supported Protocols Centralized Limitation of Liability Technical Support Warranty Information