Minicom Advanced Systems manual IP Control unit, Pre-installation guidelines

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IP CONTROL

5. The IP Control unit

Figure 1 illustrates the front panel of the IP Control.

Keyboard Monitor

LAN

LAN (Ethernet) Mouse connector

Figure 1 IP Control ports – side 1

For (optional) local access to the connected computer you connect a keyboard, monitor and mouse to the above KVM ports. Connect the IP Control to a 10/100 Mbit Ethernet using the LAN port.

KVM In

Serial

Go Local

button

 

 

 

Power

KVM In

Serial

Go Local

 

 

3.3V/2A

Power Power

LED

Figure 2 IP Control ports – side 2

Connect a computer or KVM switch to the KVM In port using the 1 to 3 CPU cable. You press the Go Local button to disconnect the remote session and access the computer locally.

Connect an RS232 device to the Serial port using the RS232 Cross cable.

6. Pre-installation guidelines

Place cables away from fluorescent lights, air conditioners, and machines that are likely to generate electrical noise.

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Contents IP Control User Guide Table of Contents User Guide Technical precautions WelcomeTrademarks Key features IntroductionSystem components Pre-installation guidelines IP Control unitConnecting the system TerminologyClient computer operating system Internet / VPN / LAN IP Control connections to a computerInitial settings Default IP addressLogging into the Web interface Static IP addresses for a number of unitsSSL Certificate notes Network ConfigurationSaving changes 13.1 LANUser Administration User SettingsAdministrator View onlyEditing a user Administration Switch ConfigurationAdding a user Deleting a userInstall switch definition file Switch ConfigurationShow Administration Serial SettingsSecurity Settings Assign to RPSSecurity SSL Certificate Standard security policy High security policyMaintenance Firmware Upgrade Install SSL CertificateRestore Factory Settings Logging outStarting a remote session Full screen mode Taking over a busy remote sessionSwitching to a different server/device Changing the performance settingsMoving or hiding the Toolbar Adjusting the Video settings BandwidthRefresh Manual Video Adjust Manual Video Adjustments controlsPower cycle Auto Video AdjustKeyboard key sequences Click Start Recording Click Stop RecordingSynchronizing mouse pointers Aligning the mice pointersCalibrating mice pointers Manual mice synchronization ExamplesMinicom logo menu features Mouse Emulation boxTroubleshooting Restoring factory defaults Disconnecting the remote sessionClick Reboot to restart the unit Technical specifications Video resolution and refresh ratesSafety User guide feedbackWeee Compliance Regional Offices User Guide

IP Control specifications

Minicom Advanced Systems is a leading provider of IP control solutions, specializing in remote access technologies that enhance the management of IT environments. The core offering of Minicom's product line revolves around IP Control, which allows users to monitor, manage, and troubleshoot IT equipment from anywhere in the world via IP networks. This capability is essential for businesses that require constant uptime and reliability, as it enables immediate response to issues, regardless of geographical constraints.

One of the main features of Minicom's IP Control solutions is their ability to provide KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) over IP functionality. This allows users to access servers and other IT devices remotely, facilitating administrative tasks, system updates, and troubleshooting processes without the need for physical presence. The KVM over IP technology is supported by high-definition video output, ensuring that users can manage their systems with clarity and precision.

Another key characteristic of Minicom’s IP Control products is their robust security protocols. These solutions utilize advanced encryption methods and secure authentication procedures, ensuring that remote access is safe from unauthorized users. This is particularly important for organizations handling sensitive data, as it mitigates the risks associated with remote access vulnerabilities.

Minicom also emphasizes ease of use and deployment in its IP Control offerings. The user interface is designed to be intuitive, allowing for quick navigation and management of connected devices. Furthermore, deployment is streamlined, enabling IT teams to set up remote access capabilities with minimal disruption to existing operations.

Scalability is another significant advantage of Minicom’s IP Control solutions. Organizations can start with a basic setup and easily expand their network as growth occurs. This flexibility makes it an attractive option for companies of all sizes, accommodating both small businesses and large enterprises.

In addition to these features, Minicom offers integration capabilities with various IT management systems, which enhances the overall functionality of their solutions. This interoperability allows IT teams to incorporate Minicom's solutions into their existing workflows seamlessly, increasing efficiency and productivity.

Overall, Minicom Advanced Systems provides a comprehensive suite of IP Control solutions that combine cutting-edge technology, security, ease of use, and scalability, making them an invaluable asset for modern IT infrastructures.