Minicom Advanced Systems DX System manual Configuring the connected servers

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11.5.2 Configuring the connected servers

You need to configure the Computer ports to show the connection to the Power device.

To configure the Computer ports:

1.Click a Computer port (connected to the Power device) on the picture of the switch. The Computer Port Configuration box appears.

2.Click the Power tab, the following appears.

Figure 46 Power tab

Power Device – Select the Power device from the drop-down menu. Drop-down menus for the Power switch No and Socket No appear.

Power switch No – When there is more than 1 cascaded Power device, type the cascade level of the device that this output port connects to.

Socket No –Select the socket number of the Power device that the port connects to.

Dual – Where a server has a dual power and requires 2 power sockets, tick the Dual checkbox. A second set of Power configuration Drop-down menus appears, see Figure 47. Make the selections as described above.

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Contents DX System User Guide Table of Contents Creating/editing Users and Groups Upgrading from V1.9 to DX Central Update Technical precautions WelcomeTrademarks Features IntroductionElevated operating ambient temperature Pre-installation guidelinesAvoiding general rack mounting problems System componentsReduced airflow Mechanical loadingCircuit overloading DX system outline DX CentralDX User units USBRack mounting the DX central and User units Rack mounting the XRICCsConnecting the DX system Rack mounting the RICCsConnecting an optional local computer to a DX User Connecting servers to the DX CentralXricc power supply Connecting a Ricc or Xricc PS/2 DX CentralConnecting an Xricc SUN Ricc / XriccConnecting an Xricc USB Connecting an Xricc RS232Connecting the CAT5 cables Connecting the DX User to an RS232 TerminalPower management TerminalConnecting Legacy KVM switches Cascading DX Central unitsConnecting with an Ethernet Crossover cable DX Central Secondary levelConfiguring the primary and slave units Check Cascaded DX configurationBefore logging in you must configure the slaves DX Network ConfigurationConnecting the DX Users when cascading Changing the cascade statusPowering on the system Configuration wizard non-DX cascaded systemConnecting servers/devices in a cascaded system Configuring the DX system LoggingDX System Configuration window Auto detecting system componentsComputer Port Configuration box General tab elementsRS232 Terminal settings Applying changesConfiguring individual input ports Cascaded DX Central units DX Central 1st levelLeft Port No This is the Server port number DX System Cascaded Legacy switches Cascade InputsAdding a Legacy switch type Add New KVM Device boxTo Server Method a Properties boxMethod B Cascade Inputs boxConfiguring the server ports HotKey keyboard Configuring a Power management device Power device settings box elementsAdd New Power profile box elements Add New Power Profile boxConfiguring the connected servers Other settings to configure Dual Power devicesAdmin User name Settings 11.6.3 IP/Cascade Settings Creating/editing Users and Groups Group Access rights Toolbar buttons Creating GroupsGeneral information tab elements Editing Group access rights Creating UsersAdd New User box Arranging devices Users and Groups Details viewServers window Icon MeaningCreating a new folder Adding devices to a folder Saving changesDeleting and renaming folders Servers/devices display optionsAccessing devices Power on/off, reboot Scanning a group of serversAdjusting the picture quality Connect Private Connecting to a local computerSystem requirements for the DX Central Update program Disconnect UserRunning the DX Central Update DX Central IP addressDX Central Update Updating the DX User and XRICCS/RICCs ∙ Ricc PS/2Update window Events log DDC buttonsConfiguring Log Traps Log windowTroubleshooting Resetting the DX Central Clearing the LogSaving the Log USB / SUN Combo keys SUN key Combo keyTechnical specifications SystemDX units Terminal hotkeys SUN USBUser guide feedback Germany France Italy DX System

DX System specifications

Minicom Advanced Systems DX System is a cutting-edge solution designed to streamline the management and monitoring of IT infrastructure, particularly in data centers and remote environments. This system exemplifies a robust integration of advanced technologies aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and reducing downtime.

One of the hallmark features of the DX System is its KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) over IP capabilities, which allows IT professionals to access and control multiple servers and devices from a centralized location. This remote access is not only convenient but vital for organizations that require constant monitoring and management, enabling support teams to troubleshoot and resolve issues without the need for physical presence.

The DX System is built on a highly scalable architecture, accommodating a wide range of configurations. This scalability ensures that organizations can expand their operations without needing to overhaul existing systems. With support for both physical and virtual servers, the system offers versatility that meets diverse computing needs.

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Minicom's Advanced Systems DX also incorporates advanced monitoring and alerting solutions that provide real-time insights into system performance. These tools allow administrators to proactively identify potential issues before they escalate into critical problems, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing reliability.

The DX System is engineered with user experience in mind, featuring an intuitive interface that simplifies navigation and configuration. Administrators can easily set up and manage their environments, ensuring that they can focus on strategic initiatives rather than getting bogged down by technical complexities.

In summary, the Minicom Advanced Systems DX System stands out as a powerful tool for IT management, offering KVM over IP capabilities, scalability, robust security measures, and advanced monitoring tools. Combined with its user-friendly design, the DX System empowers organizations to optimize their IT infrastructure efficiently and effectively. As businesses continue to confront the challenges of modern computing, solutions like the DX System will play a critical role in elevating operational performance and ensuring seamless connectivity across all systems.