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USER GUIDE

5.7.2.2 The Network tab elements

Click the Network tab. The following appears.

Figure 38 Network tab

Here you configure and modify Network parameters and security levels of the IP

Access device.

Interface I and II represent the 2 LAN interfaces on the IP Access.

In First TCP Port type a TCP port number (above 800) – choose three consecutive

ports, and enter the first port number of the series.

Click to clear or select the following according to your requirements:

Enable Encryption – Check this box for secure connection, otherwise disable it. If

enabled, the Internet Explorer at the Remote PC must support 128bit Encryption. If

IP Access is already in secure mode you must check the Enable Encryption box.

Use DHCP – Enable DHCP to provide you with dynamic IP addressing for IP

Access, if a DHCP server exist.

Active – Enable/disable Network activity of the IP Access via KVM.net.

Contents

Main KVM.net User Guide Page Page Page 1. Introduction 1.1 Key features 1.2 Terminology 1.3 System components 1.4 Pre-installation guidelines Page 2. Connecting and setting up the system 2.1 Connecting the hardware 2.2 Initial Settings Page 3. Displaying the Web interface 3.1 IP Access status 4. Configuring the system components 4.1 Defining the KVM switches 4.1.1 Importing a new KVM Switch 4.2 Creating Target servers 4.2.1 Mouse parameters 4.2.2 Deleting Targets 4.3 Configuring the IP Access units 4.3.1 Assigning a name to an IP Access unit Page Page Page 4.4 Deleting an IP Access unit 5. Using the system an overview 5.1 Creating a user 5.1.1 The General tab elements Page 5.1.3 User summary 5.2 Creating a User Group Page 5.2.2 The Targets tab elements 5.3 Adding Users to a Group 5.3.1 Deleting Users from a Group 5.4 Associating User/Groups with Targets 5.4.1 Disassociating a User/Group from a Target 5.4.2 Deleting a User Group 5.5 Creating a Target Set Page 5.6 Associating Target servers with Target Sets 5.7 Creating Profiles 5.7.1 Creating a Target Profile 5.7.2 Creating an IP Access Profile Page Page 6. Maintenance features 6.1 Upgrading the KVM.net/IP Access firmware 6.2 Backup 6.2.1 The backup elements 7. Account policy 7.1 Password policy 7.2 Account blocking 7.3 Idle timeout 8. General Administration of the system 8.1 Updating the system 8.2 Exiting the KVM.net Manager system 8.3 Rebooting KVM.net Manager system 8.4 Shutting down the KVM.net Manager system 8.5 Activity Log 9. Accessing the system as a User 9.1 Status column 9.2 Connecting to a Target server 9.2.1 Navigating the Web display 10. Accessing an IP Access unit directly 11. Technical Specifications KVM.NET 46 Appendix A