Minicom Advanced Systems 108 IP manual Sharing a Remote Session, Remote Session Toolbar Buttons

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Conducting a Remote Session

Sharing a Remote Session

The Remote Session page displays:

Server Confirmation label – This confirms the identity of the current server accessed, and disappears by default after 30 seconds (this period can be adjusted in the OSD, as explained in Section 6.2.6). It appears again when switching to a different server. The currently accessed server identity can be checked any time by looking at the Server name on the remote client menu.

4.1.1Remote Session Toolbar Buttons

The following table describes the functionality of the Remote Session toolbar buttons.

Button Description

Toggle button for displaying/hiding toolbar.

Session button. Pressing this button opens up a dropdown menu for selecting:

Session Profile enables configuring remote session profile session

About – displays client, firmware, Switch File, and KME version information

Video button. Pressing this button opens up a dropdown menu for performing:

Refresh for refreshing the video image

Video Adjust – for automatically adjusting the video image

Advanced – for manually setting video settings

Performance – changing video performance by changing mode and/or bandwidth

Keys button. Pressing this button opens up a dropdown menu with predefined key sequence names and Special Keys item which enables you to: add a keyboard sequence, record a new custom key, edit an existing key sequence, and delete a key sequence

Mouse button. Pressing this button opens up a dropdown menu for performing:

Calibrate – calibrates the speeds of the mouse pointers of the target server and client computer in Win98, NT or 2000

Align – for aligning the local mouse pointer with the remote target server mouse pointer

Mouse Settings for manually synchronizing the mouse pointers

Server button. Pressing this button displays the connected servers. You can switch to a different server.

Restore button. To toggle Full screen mode on and off.

Logoff button. Closes the current remote session and displays the logon Web page.

4.2 Sharing a Remote Session

Users who want to remotely work on a server at the same time and collaborate their work, can share a remote session. All users in the remote session can connect to see the video at the same time and share the Keyboard/Mouse control. Up to five users can share the same remote session.

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Contents Smart 108/116 IP User Guide Legal Notice Chapters and Their Contents About this DocumentArial Bold Video ResolutionStyle Conventions Refresh Rates Snmp Events TableTable of Contents Conducting a Remote Session Troubleshooting Safe Mode Downloading Update Software and Latest Firmware Table of Figures Smart 108/116 IP Unit Front PanelDelete Keys Confirmation Box Features and Benefits IntroductionProduct Overview Compatibility Technical PrecautionsTerminology Client Computer Operating SystemSafety TrademarksWeee Compliance System Components InstallationOverview Smart 108/116 IP UnitLED/Button Functionality Port FunctionalityRack Mounting the Smart 108/116 IP Unit Pre-Installation GuidelinesRack Mounting Safety Considerations Mounting the UnitConnecting the System To rack mount the Smart 108/116 IP unitConnecting to the Servers Smart 108/116 IP System OverviewConnecting a R ICC/ROC PS/2 To connect the RICC/ROOC PS/2 to a powered on computerConnecting a RICC/ROC USB Connecting a Ricc SUNTo connect the RICC/ROC USB Connecting to the Network Connecting the CAT5 CablesConnecting the KVM Console Connecting the Power Supply To connect the power sup ply to Smart 108/116 IPConfiguring the Network Boot-Up ProcessLogging Onto the Web Configuration Interface Assigning Static IP Addresses for a Number of UnitsMode, select Configuration To log into the Web inteerfaceWeb Configuration Interface Tabs Configuring Device ID Settings Configuring the Network SettingsWeb Configuration Toolbar Buttons ButtonFunctionalityTo configure Device ID settings Configuring the D evice IP AddressConfiguring Centrralized Management Settings To configure Centralized Management settingsTo enable and configur e Snmp logging Configuring Network Snmp SettingsConfiguring User Settings Adding a UserUsers UserEditing User Infformation Deleting UsersBlocking a User To delete a UserConfiguring thhe KVM Switch To configure a KVM switchhConfiguring the Security Settings Server nameAccount Blocking section Performing Addditional Configuration OperationsTo configure the security settings Standard Security Policy High Security PolicyTo upgrade firmware Installing an Sssl CertificateTo install an SSL Certifiicate Upgrading FirmmwareDevice Version Upgrade Click Start Upgrade. The upgrade startsReloading a Restoring Factoory SettingsTo restore factory settinngs To reload aSaving Chang es and Logging Out To save changesTo log off To log onto a remote sessiion Conducting a Remote SessionStarting a Remmote Session EnterLeave Mode as Remote Access ToolbarSharing a Remote Session Remote Session Toolbar ButtonsButton Description Exclusive Session Setting the Session ProfileDisplaying thhe Toolbar To set the session profiileFull Screen Mode To work in full screen moddeTo verify Remote Presence Solutions information Verifying Remote Presence Solutions InformationChanging the Video Performance Settings To exit full screen modeeTo alter the settings Mode, select Fixed or AdaptiveManually Adjus ting Video Settings Adjusting the VideoAutomatically Adjusting the Video Image Refreshing the Video ImageTo manually adjust the video settings Offset, Phase and Scale sectionMedium, and High Managing Keeyboard SequencesAdding a Keybooard Sequence To add a keyboard sequuenceSpecial Key Manager Recording a Ne w Custom Key Editing a Key SequenceSynchronizing Mouse Pointers Deleting Key SequuencesTo delete a keyboard sequence Manually Synchhronizing the Mouse To manually synchronizze mouse pointersUSB Option ExamplesAligning the Mouse Pointers Advanced Mouse EmullationSwitching to a Different Server Disconnecting the Remote SessionCalibrating Mousee Pointers Troubleshooting Safe Mode Entering Safe ModeRestoring Facttory Defaults To enter Safe modeTo restore factory defauults To restore device firmw areRestoring the Device Firmware Upgrade Succeeded Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching Sysstem Locally Using the Keeyboard HotkeysUsing the Ossd Selecting a Computer Configuring the OSD SettingsNavigating the Ossd To select a computerConfiguring thee General Settings To configure the OSD settingsTo configure the generaal settings To activate password proteection Configuring Security Setttings Administrator Status a w ho can  Supervisor Status S who canActivating Autoskip Editing the Switch NammeChanging the OSD Hotkey Serial PortTo configure the ports setttings Configuring the Ports SettingsRestoring OSD to Factoryy Defaults F7 Editing the Computer NammeTo modify the keyboard settings Configuring thee Time SettingsModifying the Keyboard Setting To configure the time s ettingsTo configure the users settings Configuring the U sers SettingsSetting the Scan, Label, and Timeout Period To set the above periodsConfiguring thee Security Settings To give each user the desired access levelTo change a user name or password OSD Functions FTo view the available OSD functions Tuning F5 Scanning Computers F4Moving the Label F6 Inputting and Updating DDC Information F10 Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP FirmwareDownloading Upddate Software and Latest Firmware To input the DDC informatiionUpdate Software System Requirements Connecting the Smart 108/116 IP SystemConnecting the RS232 Download Cable Installing the Software Starting and Configuring the Update SoftwareTo install the Update softwware Smart 108/116 IP Switch Update Window Button/Box FunctionSmart 108/116 IP Switch Version To verify the Smart 108/1166 IP Switch versionVerifying the Verssion Numbers RICC/ROC Version To update the firmwareObtaining New Firmware Updating the FirmwareTo manually update the RICC/ROCs Manually Updating the RICC/ROCsPress Options Advannced Manual Update Troubleshoooting Update SoftwareCommunicationn Error Message To fix the communicatioon problemSmart 108/116 IP Technical Specifications Specification DescriptionSpecification 65 x 25 x 25 mm / 2.55 x 0.98 x 0.98 Video Resolution and Refresh Rates Hz →Snmp Events Table Event Text Code CommentConfusereventloginnotsucceededwrongusernameo 201204198 933207EN