Belkin 5000HQ user manual Accessing the System as a User, Power column

Accessing the System as a User

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Once the administrator has set up and configured the OmniView IP 5000HQ system, users can access the system and connect to permitted targets.

For a user to access the system:

Type the OmniView IP 5000HQ Manager IP address (https://IP address) into a web browser and press “Enter”. The login page appears.

Type the user name and password and press “Enter”. The “Access” page appears; see Figure 94. The window displays only targets and target sets that the user has permission to access.

Note! OmniView IP 5000HQ system supports multiuser login. There is a 10-user limit to the amount of concurrent users.

14..1 Power column

When power management devices are connected to the targets,

a Power icon appears in this column, from which you can power-manage the target.

14..2 Status column

The Status column gives the user the current status of the target as follows:

Available – The user can click the target name or Access Service icon and establish the remote session to that target.

Remote Active Session – A user is currently connected. (He can be disconnected by an administrator. The disconnected user will be notified of this.)

Unassigned – The target is not assigned to any KVM-over-IP device.

Updating device – Device is receiving an updated configuration from OmniView IP 5000HQ Manager, and cannot currently serve remote sessions.

Unavailable – KVM-over-IP device is not available (IP device is itself in “Alarm” status).

Busy – This refers to a server connected to an IP device via a KVM switch. A user or users are currently accessing other servers connected to that KVM switch and no more servers can be accessed.

Idle – All targets assigned to non-KVM-over-IP Access Services display “Idle” in the “Status” column.

	Figure 94 User Access page
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