Belkin 5000HQ user manual Accessing the System as a User, Connecting to a target

Accessing the System as a User

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14..3 Connecting to a target

The “Access” page displays all targets that the user has permission to access. Target sets appear as sub-folders. Click a “Target Set” to display the targets in that set.

14..3..1 Connecting to a KVM-over-IP device target To connect to a KVM-over-IP device target:

Click the target name. The target’s screen appears. To connect using a non-default Access Service, click the desired icon in the “More Access Services” column. Hold the mouse over an icon to display a tooltip of the Access Service name.

14..3..2 Connecting to a non-KVM-over-IP device target To connect to a non-KVM-over-IP device target:

Default Access Service

Where the non-KVM-over-IP Access Service is the default Access Service, its icon appears in the “Name” column on the “Access” page.

To access the target:

Click the icon or the target name on the “Access” page.

Not default Access Service

Where the non-KVM-over-IP Access Service is not the default Access Service, its icon appears in the “More Access Services” column on the “Access” page.

To access the target:

Click the icon in the “More Access Services” column on the “Access” page.

Access to the target works according to the type of service accessed and according to the parameters as configured in the “Configuring Access Services” section on page 55. There is no difference connecting to KVM over IP or to any other Access Service (VNC, RDP, etc.).

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