Shown in the following figure appears

Configure Menu Overview

Selecting Configure>Network>Network from the OSD Main Menu brings up the DHCP screen, which is the first in a series of configuration screens that appear in the sequence shown in the following table.

The following table provides a description of all the related configuration screens.

Table 7-6:Network Configuration Screens [OSD]

Screen	Description

DHCP	Enable or disable DHCP. When you select “enabled,” the screen
	shown in the following figure appears.

	“active” saves the changes to the configuration files. “active
	and save” overwrites the backup configuration files and makes
	the changes permanent. Either choice brings you back to the
	Network Configuration menu.
	When “disabled” is selected, the IP address, Netmask, Gateway,
	DNS Server, Domain, and Hostname forms appear in the
	sequence shown in the following rows.

IP Address	The IP address of the KVM/net.

Netmask

The netmask for the subnet (if applicable) in the form NNN.NNN.NNN.N (for example: 255.255.252.0).

On Screen Display

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Contents

Software Version Page Contents Redefining Sun Keyboard Equivalent Hot Keys Configuring Logging, Alarms, and Snmp Traps Installation 120 116117 119 171 Configuration 167 Software Upgrade 169Host Settings 228 170 281 277278 279 325 Network Configuration Screens OSD 366319 321 396 389390 394 Glossary Xii Audience Before You Begin This document contains the following chapters Document Organization Typeface Meaning Example Related DocumentsTypographic and Other Conventions Term or Convention Meaning Examples Chapter Introduction KVM Terminator Usage and Types Description Introduction Port Types Connection Information Guidelines for Using the KVM/netConnectors on the KVM/net Types of Ports Local area network LAN 1Port Types Connection Information Where DocumentedConsole COM port on a computer 2KVM/net Back Panel Connectors on the Back KVM Ports Power Connector and Power Switch 5Management Ports Management Ports Console, Ethernet, User 1, User Introduction Ethernet Console Activity LEDs on the Back of the KVM/netAUX Ports 7LEDs on the KVM/net Management Ports VID Number Label Function Color/Status Model Number Part Numbers KVM Ports AlterPath KVM/net Ordering Options Types of Users Username Responsibilities Default Password Simultaneous KVM/net Logins Simultaneous Server Connections 8Simultaneous Administrator Login Prompt Cyclades Web Manager Administration OptionsLocal Users KVM-over-IP Inband Total Cyclades Web Manager Prerequisites for Using the Web Manager Task TCP Ports Cascaded Devices 9Cascaded KVM Devices from a KVM/net KVM/net KVM Unit Management Ports Connectors KVM ExpanderAlterPath KVM AlterPath KVM/net Port Permissions Accessing Ports on Cascaded KVM DevicesDefault Access Types Access Auth Type Understanding KVM Port Permissions Decision 1 Check User’s KVM Port Permissions Tools Where DocumentedWeb Manager To Assign KVM Port Access to a User or Group on KVM Port Permissions Hierarchy Decision 3 Check Generic User’s KVM Port Permissions Decision 2 Check Group’s KVM Port Permissions Decision 5 Check Group’s Default Permissions Decision 4 Check User’s Default Permissions In-band Out-of-Band Connection Type Server Access Inband and Out of BandDecision 6 Check Generic User’s Default Permissions Computers PowerIn-band Out-of-Band Supported Source Server Connection Description Labels KVM + In-band Server Connection Description Labels In-band Tasks Related to Access to Connected Devices Administering Users of Connected ServersTypes of Access to Ports Task Redefining Sun Keyboard Equivalent Hot Keys Redefining Keyboard Shortcuts Hot KeysRedefining KVM Connection Hot Keys Summary of Tasks for Redefining Hot Keys Part Web Where OSD Form Manager DocumentedDisabling Mouse Acceleration Resolution Refresh Rates Hz Screen Resolution and Refresh Rate 15Levels of IP Filtering Packet Filtering on the KVM/net Rule Options for Managing Power Power Management Controlling Power While Connected to KVM Ports Task Where Documented/Notes Setting Up and Configuring Power Management 17Tasks KVM-connected Power Management Security Profiles Security Encryption AuthenticationChoosing Among Authentication Methods Authentication All Type Description KVM/net KVM Ports Ldap Authentication TACACS+/Local Uses local Authentication if Tools for Specifying Authentication MethodsUses Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Lockout Macro Operating System Lockout Macro Hot key sequence, for example, Ctrl+Alt + Go to Launch Preferences DesktopPreference Keyboard Shortcuts Select Lock Screen and enter the desired Scroll down to Desktop to see the default Default key sequence is Ctrl+Alt +LDefault key sequence Regional & Accessibility Keyboard Shortcut Key Notifications, Alarms, and Data Buffering Facility Numbers for Syslog Messages Example of Using Facility NumbersSyslog Servers Prerequisites for Logging to Syslog Servers Snmp Traps Configuring Logging, Alarms, and Snmp Traps VPN and the KVM/net Considerations When Choosing Whether to Enable Dhcp VGA and PS/2 ports APK4615 PC / Sun VGA and USB ports KVM Terminator Usage and TypesActivity LEDs on the Terminator Server Type Connection KVM Terminator Model Part Number KVM Expander KVM Expander Features ATP4208 ATP4216 KVM Expander Models and Components 11KVM Expander Back Panel Components Terminator, which is connected to a server Ports on the KVM ExpanderPort Type Use and Connection Information KVM/net They allow the connection of a CAT 5 cable to a LEDs on the KVM Expander Power Outlets on the KVM Expander Cascading a KVM Expander 14Connecting a KVM Expander to the KVM/net AlterPath KVM KVM Expander 512 KVM Unit Model Number KVM Expander Maximum Servers 15Devices Form on KVM/net Web Manager Upgrading the Microcontroller Code AlterPath KVM RP User Access 17 KVM RP Front Connectors on the Back of the KVM RP Port Type Use and Connection Information Installation Page Shipping Box Contents KVM/net Description Purpose Setting Up the KVM/net Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screws To Mount the KVM/net To Make an Ethernet Connection Making an Ethernet Connection 2Connecting Servers to KVM Ports Connecting Servers to the KVM Ports To Prepare to Connect Servers to the KVM/net To Connect Computers to KVM Ports Installation To Connect to the Console Port Making a Direct Connection for Network Configuration To Connect to the User 1 Management Port Powering On the KVM/net and Connected Devices To Power On Connected Devices Performing Basic Network ConfigurationTo Power On the KVM/net To Log in to the KVM/net Through the Console Configuring Basic Networking Using the wiz CommandTo Change the Password Through the Console To Use the wiz Command to Configure Network Parameters Enter the netmask for the subnetwork Enter the IP address for the gateway Enter y to save the changes Action OSD Equivalent Configuring Basic Networking Using the OSD To Log into the OSD To Change a Password Using the OSD To Configure Network Parameters Using the OSD Installation Performing Basic Network Configuration Installation To Set the Time and Date Using the OSD Installation Completing Configuration Using the Web Manager Password cyclades Enter the passwd command Changing Default PasswordsChanging admin’s Default Password Web Manager Changing the Root Password Command Line Log out Changing Default Passwords OSDSave the new password by entering the saveconf command To Use the Default IP Address to Access the Web Manager To Use a Dynamic IP Address to Access the Web Manager Inet addr192.168.50.72 Bcast192.168.51.255 Mask255.255.252.0 To Preconfigure the KVM/net Preconfiguring the KVM/net for Remote Installation See the following sections for other procedures Additional Configuration TasksTo Set Up a Preconfigured KVM/net Task Where Documented To Disable Mouse Acceleration Windows To Disable Mouse Acceleration Windows XP/Windows To Disable Mouse Acceleration Windows 95/ 98/NT To Disable Mouse Acceleration Windows ME Exit the AlterPath Viewer To Disable Mouse Acceleration Linux To Modify Trusted Sites Settings Required Security Settings For Internet ExplorerModify IE Security Settings Click the Sites button to open the Trusted sites dialog box To Modify Internet or Local Intranet Zone Settings Download signed ActiveX controls Installation 113 114 Advanced Installation Procedures To Connect an External Modem to the AUX Port Connecting an External Modem To Connect an AlterPath PM to the AUX Port Connecting AlterPath PMs to the KVM/net To Connect Multiple PMs to the KVM/net Installing the AlterPath KVM Expander Shipping Box Contents KVM Expander Setting Up the KVM Expander To Mount the KVM Expander Advanced Installation Procedures 123 Powering On the KVM Expander and Connected Devices To Power On KVM-connected Devices To Power On the KVM Expander Connecting Cascaded KVM Units to the Primary KVM/net To Connect a Secondary KVM Unit to the Primary KVM/net To Connect a KVM Expander to the Primary KVM/net Tasks Installing the AlterPath KVM RP Shipping Box Contents AlterPath KVM RP To Connect the KVM RP to the KVM/net Options for Accessing the KVM RP To Connect the KVM RP to the Local Work Station Supplying Power to the KVM RPTo Power On the KVM RP Web Manager for Administrators Common Tasks Administrative Modes Wizard Mode Expert Mode Web Manager for Administrators 135 Button Name Use Common Features of Administrators’ Windows Window Area Purpose Obtaining More InformationLogging In to the Web Manager and Saving Changes To Log In to the Web Manager as Admin IPaddress/login.asp?portname=portnumber To Save Configuration Changes Wizard Mode Administrative Modes 2Example Window in Wizard Mode Procedures in Wizard Mode Pre-defined Security Profiles Steps in Wizard Mode WizardSecurity Profile Wizard Moderate Security Profile SSH Access Web Access Protocols SecuredDefault Custom Security Profile SSH Options SSH Http Options To Select or Configure a Security Profile WizardSecurity Profile SSH Access Web Access Protocols Custom 3Security Advisory Dialog Box 4Security Profile in Wizard Mode 5Custom Security Profile Dialog Box 3Configuring KVM/net in Expert Mode Network Settings Wizard To Change Network Settings Wizard 6Network Settings in Wizard Mode Access Wizard 7User Access in Wizard Mode To Add a User Wizard Field Name Definition To Delete a User Wizard To Change a Password WizardWizard mode, go to Access. The Access form appears 156 System Log Wizard 8System Log in Wizard Mode To Add a Syslog Server Wizard To Delete a Syslog Server Wizard Expert Mode 10Access Form in Expert Mode Access Connect to Server Ipdu Power Management Outlets Manager To View Status, Lock, Unlock, Rename, or Cycle Power Outlets View IPDUs Info Users Manager To View and Reset Ipdu Information To Configure Users to Manage Specific Power Outlets Configuration To Specify or Change the Alias of an Ipdu To Configure Creation of Alarms and Syslog Files for IPDUs To Upgrade Firmware on an AlterPath PM ConfigurationSoftware Upgrade KVM General Web Manager Form Where Documented Parameter Name Definition Redefining KVM Connection Keyboard Shortcuts Hot Keys Enabling Direct Access to KVM PortsTo Enable Direct Access to KVM Ports To Redefine KVM Session Keyboard Shortcuts Common Command Key Where Defined Escape Sequence FormatConfigurationKVMGeneral Defaults To Redefine the Sun Keyboard Modifier Keys Specifying Authentication for KVM Port LoginsRedefining Sun Keyboard Modifier Keys Local Users and IP Users 18KVM Configuration User 1/User 2/IP Users Form Sets the maximum time in minutes for the session to be idle Value is 60 minutes. a value of 0 disables the idle timeout More details, see TCP Ports on page 20. Port numbers To Configure Local User 1 and User 2 SessionsIP Users only. The default is 5900+. You may need to change To Configure IP User KVM Over IP Sessions Expert Web Manager for Administrators 181 Devices 19KVM Device Configuration Form To Configure a KVM Port for Power Management Configuring Individual KVM Ports 184 Web Manager for Administrators 185 To Specify or Change the Alias for a KVM Port To Enable or Disable a KVM Port Configuring Cascaded KVM Units 188 To Edit the Configuration of a Cascaded KVM Unit 190 Users & Groups To Delete the Configuration of a Cascaded KVM Unit To Add a User Expert 20KVM Users & Groups Configuration Form For more details Password associated with the user nameName of the user to be added Click OK Click apply changes To Change a User’s Password ExpertTo Delete a User or Group Expert To Add a Group To Modify a Group To Select Users and Groups for Assigning KVM Port Access To Assign KVM Port Access to a User or Group Web Manager for Administrators 197 198 21Inband Configuration Form Configuring Inband RDP Servers Prerequisites for Inband Access to RDP Servers To Add or Modify an inband RDP Server 202 Web Manager for Administrators 203 Security To Delete an inband RDP Server Configuring an Authentication Method 23KVM Unit Authentication Configuration Form To Configure an Authentication Method for KVM/net Logins To Configure an Authentication Method for KVM Port Logins DownLocal Method Variations ProceduresTo Configure an NIS Authentication Server on NIS, Local/NIS, NIS/Local, or NIS To Identify a Kerberos Authentication Server Group Authorization 210 24Kerberos Server Authentication Form To Identify an Ldap Authentication Server 25LDAP Server Authentication Form To Configure Group Authorization on a Ntlm Server To Configure Group Authorization on a Ldap ServerTo Configure an Smbntlm Authentication Server Configuring Active Directory Schema To Configure an NIS Authentication Server 27NIS Server Authentication Form To Identify a Radius Authentication Server 28Radius Server Authentication Form To Configure Group Authorization on a Radius Server 29Tacacs+ Server Authentication Form To Identify a TACACS+ Authentication Server Group Authorization on TACACS+ To Configure Group Authorization on a TACACS+ Server 222 30Security Profiles Configuration Form Expert To Select or Configure a Security Profile Expert 31Custom Security Profile Dialog Box 8Configuring KVM/net in Expert Mode Security Network Network configuration comprises eight formsForm Use this form to Where Documented VPN To Configure Host Settings Expert Host Settings Ethernet Port DNS Service Number Name that identifies the domain forExample, domainname.com Gateway numeric identification Syslog 33Syslog Configuration Form 232 Add Rule and Edit Rule Options IP Filtering Inverted Check Boxes Source or Destination IP and Mask TCP Flags Field/Menu Option Definition Source PortDestination Port Source Port field. If you specify a second number in the to Field Definition Source PortSpecify a source or destination port number for filtering Source Port or Destination Port field Fragments Field Definition Input InterfaceOutput Interface Field or Menu Name Definition To Edit a Chain To Add a Chain To Edit a Rule for IP Filtering To Add a Packet Filtering Rule To Add a Chain for IP Filtering To Add a Rule for IP Filtering To Edit a Chain for IP Filtering Web Manager for Administrators 245 Example, the kernel can Accept Drop IP packet when it matches the rule. ForSource network mask. Required when a Indicates the action to be performed to For example, the action assigned to Destination network maskSelect the check box adjacent to Destination IP to invert the target action Action assigned to the target will be On the type of error message such as, alertSelect box adjacent to Output Interface to Invert the target action. For example, Check box to include IP options in the log Prefix that will identify the logCheck box to include TCP sequence Check box to include TCP options in the log VPN To Configure VPN Web Manager for Administrators 251 Identify this connection such as Edit or complete the appropriate fields as followsAny descriptive name you want to use to Ignore, Add, Start Boot action configured for the host, eitherField Name To Configure Snmp Snmp client and a router containing an Community name acts as a password toAuthenticate messages sent between an Enter the following system information, as necessary Client and a router containing an Snmp server Authenticate messages sent between an SnmpPhysical location of the system for Example, mydomain Object Identifier Notifications To Configure Snmp Traps 260 Notification for Field Name DescriptionDefine the event you want to trigger a Host Tables To Configure Hosts 36Host Tables Configuration Form To Add, Edit, or Delete a Static Route Static Routes 12Add/Modify Static Routes Fields Number of hops AUX Port 13PPP Fields for Configuring the AUX Port System Time/Date To Set The Time and Date With NTP To Set the KVM/net’s Date and Time Manually Setting up Customized Timezone Configuration Creating a Custom Timezone Selection Using the Custom Option to Set Daylight Savings Time 42System Boot Configuration Form Boot Configuration New IP address for the KVM/net Field or Value Name Description 100BaseT Half-Duplex Appropriate Ethernet setting if you need toChange the Auto Negotiation default value Speed of the Ethernet connection. Select To Configure KVM/net Boot Online Help To Configure the Online Help Path General Viewing System Information Station Status To View General Information for Your KVM/net Information To View Station StatusField Field Information Management Use a FTP server to save or retrieve your Configuration dataMenu Selection Use this menu to View the status of all active sessions as well as Backup ConfigurationReset or kill sessions Reboot the system IP address of the FTP server Such as KVM8802config040406 in a directory called uploadField Definition To Back Up or Retrieve KVM/net Configuration Data 286 48Firmware Upgrade Firmware Upgrade Username PasswordField/Menu Definition Name Type FTP Site ZImagekvm200.bin ZImagekvm200.bin.md5 Microcode Upgrade To Upgrade Firmware Modules Target Name Used on Form Filename Format ComponentIP modules Directory Field Name Definition TargetFTP Server To Download Microcode From an FTP Server To Reset the Microcode After Upgrade Microcode Reset Web Manager for Administrators 295 Name of the KVM port Active SessionsTo View Active Sessions Information Column Definition To Kill an Active Session To Reboot the KVM/net From a Remote Location Reboot Web Manager for Regular Users Web Manager for Regular Users 1Example of Regular User Web Manager Form To Log Into the KVM/net Web Manager as a Regular User Prerequisites for Logging in to the Web Manager Web Manager for Regular Users 303 Connect to Server Ipdu Power Management See Controlling Power of a KVM-connected Server on To Change Your KVM/net Password Changing Your KVM/net Password Accessing Connected Devices 308 Who Can Access Connected Devices Server Connections What You See 1AlterPath Viewer for KVM Connections Viewing KVM Connections 312 2ActiveX Viewer for In-band Connections Viewing In-band Connections Prerequisites for Accessing Servers With KVM Connections 1Supported Screen Resolutions and Refresh Rates Conditions Web Manager Login Screen Accessing Connected Devices 317 Connect to Server Drop-down List Login Screen Direct Logins Not Enabled Accessing Connected Devices 319 Login Screen Direct Logins Enabled, Only IP Address Entered Connecting to Servers Remotely Through the Web Manager 322 Accessing Connected Devices 323 IPaddress/login.asp?portname=portnumber Connecting to Servers Locally Through the OSD To Connect to Servers Through the OSD Connection Menu Accessing Connected Devices 327 Controlling KVM Port Connections Key Combination Action Hot Keys for KVM Connections Numeric Keypad Hot Keys for Emulating Sun Keyboard KeysWin Function Key Sun Key To View Connected Port Information To Return to the Connection Menu After Connecting to a Port To Initiate Cycle by Server Cycling Between Servers Default is Ctrl+k q To Adjust Screen Brightness and Cable Length To Reset the Keyboard and Mouse Resetting the Keyboard and Mouse To Power On, Power Off, or Reboot the Connected Server Controlling Power of a KVM-connected Server Sharing KVM Port Connections Closing a KVM ConnectionTo Close a KVM Connection Quit this session Connect read only Connect read write Kill other session Menu Select the following options AlterPath Viewer SettingsRecommended Settings Menu Selection Description Options Menu Quality ----Speed Setting the Viewer OptionsField or Menu Item Function Horizontal Offset Vertical Offset Connection Menu Low Color Menu Selection Function Encryption TypeNo Encryption High Color 344 Accessing Connected Devices 345 Modem Connections 7Tasks for Configuring and Making Dial Up Connections User To Configure a PPP Connection on a Remote Computer To Make a PPP Connection From a Remote Computer Accessing Connected Devices 349 350 On Screen Display Key Action Navigating the OSDBasic Navigation Keys On your keyboard Logging In Through the OSDCommon Navigation Actions Tab to the OK button and press the Enter key To Log into the KVM/net Through the OSD OSD Main Menu Reboot the KVM/net Invoking OSD Using PrintScreen KeyTo Invoke OSD Using Print Screen Button Menu Selection Select the menu item to Where Documented Connection Menu Power Management Menu Configure Menu Overview User Station NetworkDate/Time Cascade Notifications Authentication Save/Load Config ExitUsers Groups 2OSD Configuration Series Screens Understanding OSD Configuration Screen Series Screen Description General Configuration Screens OSD Default Ctrl+k, shown as Ctrlk in the screen. See Syslog facility number that is used by the administratorExamples of using facility numbers as needed. In addition, Escape sequence or keyboard shortcuts configuration AlterPath Viewer. For example 5903+ means that the first Enables or disables direct access to KVM ports from the WebManager login screen Administrator Network Configuration Menu Options OSD Network Configuration Screens OSD Network Configuration menu Enable or disable DHCP. When you select enabled, the screenActive saves the changes to the configuration files. active Save overwrites the backup configuration files and makes Hostname for the KVM/net IP address for the DNS serverDomain name On Screen Display 369 Snmp Configuration Screens OSD 370 Access Snmp information on the KVM/net Email address for the KVM/net administrator, for exampleFurther defined by the type of access specified under Commonly known. By default, the public community cannot Snmp configuration objects Read Only Read-only access to the entire MIB ManagementInformation Base except for Snmp configuration objects Read/Write Read-write access to the entire MIB except for On Screen Display 373 VPN Configuration Screens OSD Connection such as MYCOMPANYDOMAIN-VPN Any descriptive name you want to use to identify this It can be a Fully Qualified Domain Name preceded by @. For Negotiation and authenticationHostname of the KVM/net, referred to as the local host This is the hostname that a local system use for IPSec Connections at startup. Start means to make the connection Side sends packets to the KVM/netVPN connection is ignored. Add means to wait for On Screen Display 377 IP Filtering Configuration Screens 378 Appears when a user-added chain is selected from the Filter Lists the default chains along with any administrativelyConfigured chains, the Add Chain, and the Exit options Only appears when Add Chain is selected. Entering the name Accept or Drop Target action to take when a packet’s characteristics matchNetmask of the subnetwork where an input packet originates Chosen from the Chain Chainname menu. Choices are Appears only if Numeric is selected from the Protocol menu Netmask of the subnet to which an output packet is goingChoices are All, Numeric, TCP, UDP, Icmp Options are Any, Set, Unset Appears only if TCP is selected from the Protocol menu Are selected from the Protocol menu Appears only if All, Numeric, TCP, UDP, or Icmp Hosts Configuration Screens OSD ScreenDescription Static Routes Configuration Screens Routes Appears only when the Edit and Delete options are selectedChoices are default and any previously configured static IP address for the target host or network Types of routes host, net, or default. Note a defaultAppears only when net is selected from the Host or Net Listed in the routing table Number of hops to the destination Date/time Configuration ScreensScreen User Station Screens Period of inactivity before the user is logged out from OSD. The default is 3 minutes Period of inactivity before the screen saver starts. Default is 10 minutesUS Default Redefine the command key for the KVM connection quit hot Mouse/keyboard reset hot key 12User Station Configuration Screens Defined aliases Following table shows the KVM port configuration screensKVM Ports Screens Allows you to enter one or more numbers that identify power Accepted. The new alias replaces the default port nameCommand is sent to the server to lock the current user Display the new login window AUX Port Screens 5AUX Port Configuration Screens Select the desired protocol Power Management or PPP Following table shows the AUX port configuration screensChoices are Disable, Power Management, and PPP Aux port are enabled by default. If you need to disable a Local IP address None, even, or odd Cascade Devices Device name Options include Add device, Edit device, and Delete device Edit Device Screen Description Cascade Device Following confirmation screen appears once a cascaded Appears when Delete device is selected from the CascadeDevice Choose an option screen Device On Screen Display 403 Users and Groups Screens 7Users and Groups Configuration Screens When the password is successfully confirmed, the following Options are Add User, Change Password, Delete UserAppears only when Add User or Change Password are Selected. Note Passwords are case sensitive Group, Delete group, and Exit Appears only when Change Password or Delete User areConfirmation screen like the following appears Options are Add group, Add user to group, Del. user from Confirmation screen appears When Add user or Add user to group are selected. To addWhen the user is successfully added, the following Multiple users, use a comma to separate each username Regular users that may be added cannot access any KVM ports Generic Users, admin, and any administratively definedAdmin and any users in the admin group. By default, Generic Users’ default permission is No Access, and no For a new user, because Default Access, is not defined, Access list includes the Reset all, Default, MultipleDefault option defines access permissions for all KVM Ports, which apply unless the user has specific access Syslog Screens Define the event you want to trigger a notification for Alarm TriggerNotification Screens Server IP Trap NumberCommunity Screen Body Description Authentication Screens 9Authentication Options and Screens Local. Other authorization type options are Kerberos Method for KVM/net logins, or choose oneAuthentication server Kerberos, Ldap, Radius, TacacsPlus Authentication method options for KVM/net logins. Default = IP address of the Kerberos or Ldap server Choices are Yes or No Login attribute IP addresses of one or two optional accounting servers Radius or TACACS+ authentication server 23Smb Ntlm Configuration Screens Optional Authentication servers. The second server IP isChoose the NIS authentication server IP addresses for one or two SMB Ntlm On Screen Display 421 Save/Load Configuration Screens When Save Configuration is selected, the following two Confirm the save to FTP succeeded 25Save/Load Configuration ScreensWhen Save to FTP is selected, the following five screens FTP Login Username and Password. The last screens Information Type Example System Info Menu RP local RP main Select Reboot from the Main Menu Following message appears RebootTo Access System Information To reboot the KVM/net Select Yes to reboot the KVM/net Controlling the OSD Through the AlterPath KVM RP To Use to the KVM RP to Access the KVM/net On Screen Display 429 430 Appendix a How to Replace the KVM/net’s Boot ImageTo Boot From Tftp Select the boot type at the following prompt Press ESC when the Testing Ethernet prompt appears IP address assigned to Ethernet interface 434 Table A-1Boot Message From this directory, ftp to your FTP server Exit ftp when the download is completed Reboot the KVM/netTo Save the zImage into the KVM/net’s Flash Memory SSH/SCP Method How to Upgrade the Firmware on KVM/netFTP Method Following md5 file is generated and displayed 439 How to Boot the KVM/net Over the Network Firmware boot from Flash or Network F N Type spsingle spacebar, then the word single How to Boot the KVM/net in Single User ModeTo Boot the KVM/net in Single User Mode System reboots and displays the following message If the password is forgotten execute the following command Root@none root# saveconf Root@none root# reboot How to Disable Mouse Acceleration Using Windows Registry 446 Appendix B Technical Specifications Dimensions WxDxH Certifications Appendix C General Safety Precautions 450 Safety Guidelines for Rack-Mounting the KVM/ net Rack or Cabinet PlacementTable Placement Temperatur Circuit Overloading Safety Precautions for Operating the AlterPath KVM/net Sicherheitsvorkehrungen beim Betrieb des AlterPath KVM/net 455 456 Baud Rate Basic In/Out System Bonding Linux BootBootp BogoMips Domain Name Cidr NotationCluster DNS Server Flow control Escape SequenceEthernet Flash IP packet filtering Hot-SwapIP address Kerberos IPsec Network Mask Packet Port Parity Secure Shell SSH Root AccessRouting Table Snmp Traps Server Farm Sudo Stop BitSubnet Mask Rack Height Unit Telnet Watchdog timer Index 268 Adding 240, 243 editing 240 OSD Authentication servers 208 AUX 1 port Basic networking CPU 424 Domain Name 416, 419, 420 download microcode 293 downloading 477 478 209 LEDs LAN Ldap Ldap authentication server, configuring an IP address and port entered 320 IP address entered Netmask 367, 388 network 226 Network bits/sec 410 484 485 Conventions for showing how to navigate to screens 200 Target 380 489 VPN 56

Cyclades User's Guide manual Enable or disable DHCP. When you select enabled, the screen

Models: User's Guide

Screen

Enable or disable DHCP. When you select “enabled,” the screen

shown in the following figure appears.

“active” saves the changes to the configuration files. “active

and save” overwrites the backup configuration files and makes

the changes permanent. Either choice brings you back to the

Network Configuration menu.

When “disabled” is selected, the IP address, Netmask, Gateway,

DNS Server, Domain, and Hostname forms appear in the

sequence shown in the following rows.