Freedom9 user manual FreeView IP 100 User’s Manual

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freeView IP 100 User’s Manual

NFS Logging enabled: If this option is selected, the freeView IP 100 will export the log information to a directory or static link on an NFS server. To write log data from more than one freeView IP 100 to the same NFS share, a unique file name must be defined for each device. Once the NFS settings are complete, click the “Apply” button. The NFS share will be mounted immediately. If the NFS share and the NFS server are not available, an error message will appear.

Note: Unlike the internal log file, the size of the NFS log file is not limited by the device. Every log event will be appended to the end of the file so it will grow continuously. Remember to clean out old log entries from the file regularly.

SMTP Logging enabled: If this option is selected, the freeView IP 100 will e-mail the log to an e-mail address specified in the Sender Email Address field. These e-mails contain the same information as the internal log file and the mail subject is filled with the event group of the occurred log event. In order to use this feature, an SMTP server must be specified which is accessible by the device and does not require authentication. The information should be entered in the following format:

<serverip>:<port>

SNMP Logging enabled: If this option is selected, the freeView IP 100 will send an SNMP trap to a specified destination IP address every time a log event occurs. If the receiver requires a community string, it can be set in the appropriate text field. Most of the event traps only contain one descriptive string with all information about the log event. Only authentication and host power events have their own trap class that consists of several fields with detailed information about the event. A third party SNMP monitor is required to receive the traps.

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Contents Rev FreeView IPCopyright and Trademark Information Table of Contents Rack Mount KIT Installation Diagram List of Figures 10 Nero Selection Dialog Video Modes Hardware InstallationIntroduction KVM Setup Program Initial IP ConfigurationRemote Console Web InterfaceSync Mouse button Auto Adjust buttonWhen The Server Is Non-Operational When The Server Is OperationalPackage Contents FeaturesDescription Technical SpecificationsSystem Requirements Model No FreeView IPCable Diagrams Step Connecting The freeView IP 100 To The Host SystemOperation Overview Only required if using Virtual Media Internet Only required if using a local consoleEthernet Connection Using a 10 Mbps ConnectionUsing a 100 Mbps Connection FreeView IP 100 User’s Manual Parameter Value Initial ConfigurationInitial Configuration Via Dhcp Server FreeView IP 100 Setup ProgramSetup Utility Initial Configuration Via Serial ConsoleNet mask Keyboard, Mouse And Video ConfigurationFreeView IP 100 Keyboard Settings IP auto configuration none/dhcp/bootp dhcpAuto Mouse Speed And Mouse Synchronization Remote Mouse SettingsRecommended Mouse Settings Host System Mouse SettingsSingle And Double Mouse Mode SUN Solaris MS Windows 2000/2003 Professional and Server, XPTelnet PrerequisitesHttps//IP address of freeView IP Logging In And Logging OutHttp//IP address of freeView IP Main NavigationGeneral description Logging OutCtrl+Alt+Delete Main WindowRemote Console Control Bar Options Single/Double Mouse ModeScaling Exclusive AccessMonitor Only Local Cursor Video SettingsMouse Handling Video Settings Through The Remote Console Video Settings Through The Web InterfaceMapping Soft KeyboardShow Hotkeys Local Keyboard13 Remote Console Confirmation Dialog EncodingStatus line Remote Console Status LineKVM Console Remote ControlTelnet Console Telnet ConsoleUpload a Floppy Image Command DescriptionVirtual Media Floppy DiskUse Image on Windows Share Samba CD-ROM ImageVirtual CD-ROM Image Screen Windows Explorer Context Menu Windows 2000/XPMS Windows Creating An ImageUnix, Solaris, Linux Floppy Images Unix, Solaris, LinuxRawWrite for Windows Selection Dialog CD-ROM/ISO Images Unix, Solaris, LinuxDrive Redirection Driver InstallationPage Create a New Device 12 KVM Vision Viewer Setup13 Create a New Device 15 New Device Added Drive Redirection Settings18 Drive Redirection Completed OptionsUser Management Change PasswordUsers And Groups KVM SettingsUser Console 22 User Console Settings Part22 User Console Settings Part Miscellaneous Remote Console Settings Keyboard/Mouse 23 Keyboard and Mouse SettingsMouse Speed Miscellaneous Video SettingsVideo Network Device Settings25 Network Settings 26 Dynamic DNS Dynamic DNS27 Dynamic DNS Scenario 28 Device Security SecurityCertificate 29 Certificate Settings30 SSL Certificate Upload 31 Serial Port Serial PortPage 32 Date and Time Date And Time33 Event Log Event LogFreeView IP 100 User’s Manual 34 Device Information Maintenance Device Information36 Event Log List Update FirmwarePage 38 Unit Reset Unit ResetTroubleshooting CE Certificate CertificatesPin Assignments Key Codes Figure B-1 English US Keyboard Layout Rack Mount Kit Installation Diagram

IP 100 specifications

The Freedom9 IP 100 is a revolutionary device in the realm of networking and telecommunications, offering advanced features designed to meet the demands of modern communication systems. This device stands out for its robust capabilities and versatility, making it suitable for various applications including VoIP services, data transmission, and multimedia streaming.

At the heart of the Freedom9 IP 100 is its highly efficient VoIP technology. It supports SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) which streamlines the process of initiating, maintaining, and terminating real-time voice and video sessions over the Internet. This ensures high-quality communication, significantly reducing latency and enhancing clarity during voice calls. With multiple concurrent call capabilities, the IP 100 can handle numerous calls simultaneously without compromising on performance.

One of the key features of the Freedom9 IP 100 is its user-friendly interface. The device is designed with intuitive controls and a sleek display, making it accessible for users of all technical backgrounds. This simplicity is complemented by advanced configuration options, allowing IT professionals to customize settings based on specific organizational needs. Enhanced security protocols, including encryption and firewall features, protect against unauthorized access, ensuring data integrity and user privacy.

The IP 100 also boasts extensive compatibility with various devices and platforms, enabling seamless integration within existing communication infrastructures. This flexibility extends to its support for a wide range of codecs, providing options for both high-definition audio and standard quality depending on bandwidth availability. As a result, organizations can optimize their setup for either quality or resource utilization.

Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability is another significant feature of the Freedom9 IP 100. This allows for a single cable to provide both power and data connectivity, simplifying installation and reducing clutter in networking environments. Coupled with robust performance in both wired and wireless settings, the Freedom9 IP 100 truly adapts to the user's surroundings.

In terms of design and durability, the Freedom9 IP 100 is constructed to withstand the rigors of daily use, making it an excellent choice for both office and field deployments. Its compact form factor allows for easy placement in diverse locations, while the aesthetic design ensures it fits well within modern workspaces.

In summary, the Freedom9 IP 100 is a cutting-edge solution for businesses seeking reliable and efficient communication tools. With its VoIP capabilities, user-friendly interface, extensive compatibility, and rugged design, it represents an exceptional investment for enhancing communication strategies.
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