SpiderDuo Power Management Guide

9: Services

Figure 9-8 Power Management Page

The Power Management web page contains two sections as displayed in Figure 9-8. The upper portion displays information about the SpiderDuo PCU. The PCU only applies to the SpiderDuo. The WOL applies to both the Spider and SpiderDuo devices.

SpiderDuo Power Control Unit

The SpiderDuo Power Control Unit section of the web page contains the power and PCU status. You can also enable or disable the PCU which requires a reboot.

To enable the PCU, perform the following steps.

1.Click Enable. A warning displays requesting that you confirm.

2.Click Confirm Enable. The message that the enable was successful.

3.Reboot for the change to take effect.

Wake-On LAN

Wake-On-LAN (WOL, sometimes WoL) is an Ethernet computer networking standard that allows a computer to be turned on or woken up remotely by a network message sent usually by a program executed on another computer on the network.

The WOL requests get generated and sent to a single machine or group of devices. If a single machine is selected (via the first radio button), the MAC address for the selected device must be supplied. If no password is needed, the password field maybe left blank.

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Contents

Spider and SpiderDuo KVM-over-IP Devices User Guide Linux GPL Compliance WarrantyCopyright and Trademark Contacts Disclaimer and Revisions Documentation Changes Revision History Table of Contents Web Browser Access Installing the SpiderDuo DeviceRemote System Control Interfaces Services User Accounts Maintenance Command Reference 104 Appendix F Technical Support 131 Appendix E PCU Safety Information 130Appendix G Compliance 132 Spider System Configuration List of Figures 10 Drive Redirection Window List of Tables Chapter and Appendix Summaries About This GuideChapter/Appendix and Summary Conventions Conventions Used in This Book Additional Documentation Overview FeaturesSpider Overview System Configuration and Cables Functionality Spider System Configuration Technical Specifications Spider Technical Specifications SpiderDuo Overview 5shows the PS/2 cable dimensions SpiderDuo Technical Specifications SpiderDuo USB Cable Dimensions 6USB for cable dimensions Product Information Label Spider Family Product Information Label Package Contents Installing the Spider DeviceInstalling the Spider Installing the Spider Device Spider LEDs Detector Installation and IP Address Reset Spider RJ45 Ethernet and Cascade Ports Detector Device List Window Target Computer Setup Network Settings Window Video Resolutions and Refresh Rates Configuration Mouse-to-Cursor Synchronization Telnet/SSH Connections to Serial Ports Cable Connections for KVM and USB Spider Power Client Server SetupNetwork Environment Installing the SpiderDuo Device Installing the SpiderDuo Installing the SpiderDuo Device PCU +5V Out PCu Sense SpiderDuo Indicator LEDsOut PCU Drive Out NET Framework Configuration or caspol tool Lantronix Detector Window Target Computer Setup Video Resolutions and Refresh Rates Configuration Power Sequencing Extended Length Cables Network Environment PCU Power 10 PCU Layout and Dimensions Installing the SpiderDuo Device Web Browser Access Accessing the KVM Console Remote System Control Remote Console Window Button Keys Main Viewport and Scroll BarsToolbar Exclusive Access Information Bar ResolutionConcurrent Access State Options Basic Remote Console Operation Remote Console Window Fast Sync and Intelligent Sync Auto Video AdjustmentScreen Display Adjustments Single and Double Mouse Modes Optimizing Video Auto and Manual Video AdjustmentClock and Phase Video Encoding Soft Keyboard Scaling Target Video to Client ResolutionKeyboard Functions Local Keyboard Other Remote Console Functions Telnet/SSH Passthrough Use Telnet Console Use Login Screen Network Settings Interfaces Network Basic Settings IPv6 Settings Firmware v3.0 or higher Lan Interface SettingsMiscellaneous Network Settings Proxy Disable Setup ProtocolEnable remote console Proxy host Serial Port Settings SpiderDuo Serial Port Settings KVM Console Settings KVM Console Settings KVM Console SettingsFor KVM Console Type Miscellaneous KVM Console SettingsTransmission Encoding KVM Console Deployment Mouse Hotkey KVM Console Virtual Keys Keyboard/Mouse Settings Keyboard/Mouse Keyboard Model Keyboard/Mouse SettingsKey Release Timeout Country Code USB mouse type drop USB Mouse TypeMouse Speed Down menu Keyboard/Mouse Settings Page B Video Miscellaneous Video Settings Virtual Media Virtual Media Active Image Drive Redirection Virtual Media Options Image on Windows Share Floppy Image Virtual Media Active Connecting to a Redirected Drive Virtual Media Active Image 10 Drive Redirection Window User Interface Settings 14 Local Drive Browser Window User Accounts Local vs. Remote AuthenticationModifying Passwords Local User Management Change Password User and Group Management Password on next login PasswordConfirm Password Existing users Lookup User PermissionsExisting Groups New Group Name Remote Authentication Ldap Server Type Ldap Server IPLdap Server Base DN User Search Sub-filter Timeout Bind PasswordAuthentication Port Bind Name Services Date/Time UTC Offset Date/Time SettingsSecurity User Specified Time Http Encryption Login LimitationsKVM Encryption Group Based System Access Control Authentication Limitation Organizational unit CertificateCommon name Organization Country ISO code Challenge passwordState/Province Confirm Challenge Event Log List Logging EnabledNFS Logging Enabled Event Log Targets Event Log Assignments Smtp Logging enabledSnmp Logging Enabled Clicking on the Spider device Snmp MIB link Use SNMPv1 Enable Snmp AgentUse SNMPv3 Public KVM Search  SSH Power Management KVM Search SpiderDuo Power Control Unit Wake-On LAN Enable WOL Remove Entries, Reset to Defaults, or Reset Maintenance Device Status Configuration Device Status Settings Configuration Restore Configuration BackupFactory Defaults Update Firmware View Event Log Unit Reset Unit Reset IGoogle Gadgets Click Add Stuff Click Add feed or gadget Spider and SpiderDuo KVM-over-IP Device User Guide 103 Command Syntax Command ReferenceAction and Category Command Help Configuration CommandsAdmin config Tips Admin config save Admin config showAdmin config restore ESC exit Connect CommandsConnect serial Set sshkey delete Show history Show sshkey importSet history clear Set network gateway Set network interface Set network miscShow network all Show network misc Admin versionShow network basic Show network interface Show datetime Set user User Group Commands Show group index Set group deleteShow group name Set security Set device delete Show sysconfigSet device Show device OEM Customization Commands Power Commands Serial Port Commands WOL Wake on LAN Commands USB Host Disk Commands Admin reboot Reboot CommandsDiagnostic Commands Group Permissions Spider and SpiderDuo KVM-over-IP Device User Guide 119 Appendix a Troubleshooting No connection can be established to the Spider device Cannot upload the signed SSL certificate in MacOS Goal Appendix B Virtual Media ExamplePrepare the VM Server Enable Virtual Media Figure B-2 Windows Browser Spider and SpiderDuo KVM-over-IP Device User Guide 124 Use the Virtual Media Figure B-5 Virtual Media Active Image Spider and SpiderDuo KVM-over-IP Device User Guide 126 Appendix C Supported Resolutions and Refresh Rates Table C-1 Supported Video Resolutions and Refresh Rates Appendix D Mounting Bracket Kit Figure D-1 Mounting Bracket and Screws Table D-5 Lantronix Part Number Appendix E PCU Safety Information Technical Support US Technical Support Europe, Middle East, Africa Appendix G Compliance Product Name Lantronix Spider Appendix G Compliance RoHS Notice