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Figure 1.1: Example Switch Configuration (AutoView 3100/3200 shown)	2
Figure 2.1: Basic AutoView 3100/3200 Switch Configuration (AutoView 3050 Switch Not Shown)4
Figure 2.2: AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Mounting Diagram	7
Figure 2.3: Typical AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Firewall Configuration	9
Figure 3.1: OSCAR Interface Main Dialog Box	17
Figure 3.2: OSCAR Interface Setup Dialog Box	18
Figure 3.3: OSCAR Interface Menu Dialog Box	19
Figure 3.4: OSCAR Interface Flag Dialog Box	20
Figure 3.5: Position Flag	21
Figure 3.6: OSCAR Interface Broadcast Dialog Box	22
Figure 3.7: OSCAR Interface Scan Dialog Box	23
Figure 3.8: OSCAR Interface Screen Saver Dialog Box	24
Figure 3.9: OSCAR Interface Keyboard Dialog Box	26
Figure 3.10: OSCAR Interface Network Dialog Box	27
Figure 3.11: OSCAR Interface IP Setup Dialog Box	28
Figure 3.12: OSCAR Interface Devices Dialog Box	29
Figure 3.13: OSCAR Interface Device Modify Dialog Box	29
Figure 3.14: OSCAR Interface Names Dialog Box	30
Figure 3.15: OSCAR Interface Name Modify Dialog Box	31
Figure 3.16: OSCAR Interface Commands Dialog Box	32
Figure 3.17: OSCAR Interface User Status Dialog Box	34
Figure 3.18: OSCAR Interface Disconnect Dialog Box	34
Figure 3.19: OSCAR Interface Version Dialog Box	35
Figure 3.20: AVRIQ Selection Dialog Box	35
Figure 3.21: AVRIQ Version Dialog Box	36
Figure 3.22: OSCAR Interface Ping Dialog Box	37
Figure 4.1: Avocent AutoView 3100/3200 Explorer Window	41
Figure 4.2: LDAP Overview Page in the OBWI	48
Figure 4.3: LDAP Search Page in the OBWI	49
Figure 4.4: LDAP Query Page in the OBWI	51
Figure 4.5: Active Directory - KVM User	52

3200, 3050, 3100 specifications

The Avocent 3100 and 3050 are leading models in the KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) over IP technology space, designed to provide robust and efficient server management for data centers and corporate environments. These units are part of Avocent's renowned portfolio of management solutions aimed at enhancing IT operations and accessibility.

One of the standout features of both the Avocent 3100 and 3050 is their ability to remotely manage servers, allowing IT administrators to connect to multiple machines from virtually anywhere with an internet connection. This remote capability is essential for reducing downtime as it permits troubleshooting, configuration, and even rebooting of systems without the need for physical presence in the server room. This is especially beneficial for businesses with data centers located in various geographic regions.

Both models possess high-definition video support, with resolutions up to 1920x1200, ensuring that administrators can view critical system interfaces clearly. The advanced video technologies present in these units facilitate seamless integration with high-resolution displays, maximizing the efficiency of server management tasks.

User friendliness is another hallmark of the Avocent 3100 and 3050. They come equipped with a straightforward web-based interface that streamlines the administrative process. This intuitive design allows users to quickly navigate through system settings and configurations, making it easy for even less experienced staff members to manage resources effectively. Additionally, these devices support multiple languages, accommodating diverse teams across global operations.

Security is paramount in any IT management tool, and Avocent has prioritized this by integrating robust security protocols. Both models support the use of SSL encryption, secure access controls, and user authentication methods, ensuring that sensitive data and system integrity are protected from unauthorized access.

The hardware characteristics of these units also reflect durability and reliability. They are built with quality components to ensure longevity in continuous operating environments common in data centers. Energy-efficient designs contribute to lower operating costs, aligning with modern sustainability goals.

In summary, the Avocent 3100 and 3050 are advanced KVM over IP devices that combine high-definition video capabilities, user-friendly interfaces, and strong security measures, making them invaluable tools for IT professionals managing complex server environments. Their robust engineering guarantees prolonged performance, ultimately driving business efficiency and success in an increasingly digital landscape.

Avocent 3100, 3200, 3050 manual List of Figures

Models: 3200 3050 3100

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1.1: Example Switch Configuration (AutoView 3100/3200 shown)

Figure 2.1: Basic AutoView 3100/3200 Switch Configuration (AutoView 3050 Switch Not Shown)4

Figure 2.2: AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Mounting Diagram

Figure 2.3: Typical AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Firewall Configuration

Figure 3.1: OSCAR Interface Main Dialog Box

Figure 3.2: OSCAR Interface Setup Dialog Box

Figure 3.3: OSCAR Interface Menu Dialog Box

Figure 3.4: OSCAR Interface Flag Dialog Box

Figure 3.5: Position Flag

Figure 3.6: OSCAR Interface Broadcast Dialog Box

Figure 3.7: OSCAR Interface Scan Dialog Box

Figure 3.8: OSCAR Interface Screen Saver Dialog Box

Figure 3.9: OSCAR Interface Keyboard Dialog Box

Figure 3.10: OSCAR Interface Network Dialog Box

Figure 3.11: OSCAR Interface IP Setup Dialog Box

Figure 3.12: OSCAR Interface Devices Dialog Box

Figure 3.13: OSCAR Interface Device Modify Dialog Box

Figure 3.14: OSCAR Interface Names Dialog Box

Figure 3.15: OSCAR Interface Name Modify Dialog Box

Figure 3.16: OSCAR Interface Commands Dialog Box

Figure 3.17: OSCAR Interface User Status Dialog Box

Figure 3.18: OSCAR Interface Disconnect Dialog Box

Figure 3.19: OSCAR Interface Version Dialog Box

Figure 3.20: AVRIQ Selection Dialog Box

Figure 3.21: AVRIQ Version Dialog Box

Figure 3.22: OSCAR Interface Ping Dialog Box

Figure 4.1: Avocent AutoView 3100/3200 Explorer Window

Figure 4.2: LDAP Overview Page in the OBWI

Figure 4.3: LDAP Search Page in the OBWI

Figure 4.4: LDAP Query Page in the OBWI

Figure 4.5: Active Directory - KVM User

3200, 3050, 3100 specifications