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Chapter 3: Web Interface Operations

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Table 3.4: Allowed Operations by Access Level

Operation

Access Level

Appliance

Administrator

User

Administrator

Users

Configure on-board web interface system-level settings

Yes

No

No

 

 

 

 

Configure access rights

Yes

Yes

No

 

 

 

 

Add, change and delete user accounts

Yes, for all

Yes, for users and

No

 

access levels

user administrators

 

 

 

only

 

 

 

 

 

Change your own password

Yes

Yes

Yes

 

 

 

 

Access target device

Yes, all target

Yes, all target

Yes, if allowed

 

devices

devices

 

 

 

 

 

To add a new user account (administrator only):

1.On the side menu bar, select Local Accounts. The current user list will be displayed.

2.Click the Add button.

3.Enter the name and password of the new user in the blanks provided.

4.Select the preemption and access levels for the new user.

5.Click the Save button to complete the process.

To delete a user account (administrator only):

1.On the side menu bar, select Local Accounts. The current user list will be displayed.

2.Click the box to the left of each account that you wish to delete, then click the Delete button.

To edit a user account (administrator or active user only):

1.On the side menu bar, select Local Accounts. The current user list will be displayed.

2.Click the name of the user you wish to edit. A user profile will appear.

3.Edit the user account as needed, then click Save.

Preemption levels

The preemption level of users determines whether they may disconnect another user’s serial or video (KVM) session with a target device.

SwitchView IP 1020 remote access device on-board web interface administrators may specify the preemption level for user accounts when an account is created. Preemption levels range from 1-4,

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Contents SwitchView IP UL, FCC, cUL, ICES-003, CE, GS, VCCI, MIC, C-Tick SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Power On Table of Contents Access levels Preemption levels Appendix E Technical Support Page List of Figures Page List of Tables SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide Accessing a remote access device via network connection Features and BenefitsSimple access to a target device SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide Installation Overview SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device ConnectivityBasic SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Configuration Setting up your network Connecting the Remote Access Device HardwareSupplied with the SwitchView IP 1020 remote access device Getting startedSwitchView IP 1020 remote access device LEDs Adjusting Mouse Settings on Target DevicesInstallation SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide On-Board Web Interface Web Interface OperationsLogging into the SwitchView IP 1020 remote access device Svip 1020 Explorer User Login Screen SwitchView IP 1020 Explorer WindowUsing the side navigation bar Using the top option bar Managing device properties Managing local accountsViewing Appliance Information To do this Select this Configuring LdapTo configure Ldap authentication priority parameters Ldap authentication priorityLdap Overview parameters Ldap serversLdap Search parameters To configure Ldap server parametersLdap Search Page in the Obwi Ldap Query parameters To configure Ldap search parametersLdap Query Page in the Obwi To configure Ldap query parametersActive Directory KVM User Appliance and Target Device Query ModesActive Directory KVM Appliance Admin To set up group queries Setting up Active Directory for performing queriesAccess levels Rebooting the appliancePreemption levels SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide Video Viewer Window Video ViewerTo enable, disable or configure the session time-out Video Viewer Window FeaturesLaunching a KVM Session Session time-outVideo Viewer Adjusting the view Setting the window sizeTo change the Video Viewer window resolution Changing the toolbarTo align the mouse cursors To enable or disable Full Screen modeTo refresh the screen Additional video adjustment Adjusting color depthTo enable full or manual scaling To manually adjust the video quality of the windowTarget video settings Contrast and brightness Automatic video adjustmentDetection thresholds Block Noise Threshold and Pixel Noise ThresholdRefresh Image Adjusting mouse optionsVideo Test Pattern Cursor typeTo select a key for exiting Single Cursor mode To enter Single Cursor modeTo exit Single Cursor mode To change the mouse cursor settingMouse scaling Vendor-specific video settingsMouse alignment and synchronization To set mouse scalingUsing Macros Using Keyboard Pass-throughTo realign the mouse To specify keyboard pass-throughClosing a Video Viewer Window Session Saving the ViewTo capture the Video Viewer window to a file To capture the Video Viewer window to your clipboardSwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide Appendix a Flash Upgrades To recover a Flash update DDC2B Appendix B Technical SpecificationsAmbient Atmospheric Condition Ratings Appendix C Sun Advanced Key Emulation SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide Appendix D Reset to Factory Defaults Appendix E Technical Support To resolve an issuePage For Technical Support 590-538-501D
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IP 1020 specifications

The Avocent IP 1020 is a robust remote management solution designed for data centers requiring high availability and secure access to critical infrastructure. As an integral component of the Avocent product line, the IP 1020 provides users with seamless control over servers and IT equipment from virtually any location, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing downtime.

One of the key features of the Avocent IP 1020 is its capability for remote access. Users can connect to their systems securely over the internet using standard web browsers. This functionality is crucial for IT administrators who need to perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot issues, or manage systems in real-time without being physically present.

The device supports both KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) over IP and a wide range of operating systems, ensuring compatibility with diverse IT environments. With high-resolution video output, the IP 1020 guarantees clear and responsive visual access, enhancing user experience during management tasks. Additionally, it supports multiple video resolutions, catering to varied user preferences and requirements.

Security is a fundamental aspect of the Avocent IP 1020. It features advanced encryption protocols to protect data transmitted between the device and remote users. This includes support for SSL/TLS, ensuring that all communications remain secure and compliant with data protection regulations. Moreover, the device incorporates user authentication mechanisms and access controls to prevent unauthorized access, making it suitable for sensitive operational contexts.

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With its user-friendly interface, the Avocent IP 1020 streamlines management tasks, allowing IT staff to efficiently handle multiple systems from a single console. It supports various connectivity options, including serial connections for legacy devices, ensuring that even older equipment can be effectively managed.

In conclusion, the Avocent IP 1020 is a versatile and secure remote management solution tailored for data centers. Its combination of reliable KVM access, robust security features, environmental monitoring, and ease of use makes it an indispensable tool for IT administrators focused on maintaining the integrity and performance of their IT infrastructure.