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Horizontal Frequency (Hz) - Horizontal (line) frequency. Vertical Frequency (Hz) - The vertical (refresh) frequency.

Total horizontal pixels - The total amount of pixels per line, including non-visible and blank areas.

Polarity - The polarity (positive/negative) of the synchronization signals. V means vertical, H means horizontal.

Description Give the mode a name. The name appears in the Remote Console when the custom mode is activated.

31.User/Group Management

From the menu choose User/Group Management. The User/Group Management settings appear. See Figure 25. Both users and groups are configurable, meaning that each user or group can have different access capabilities.

Note! These users and groups are for the IP options only and are different from the users and groups configured in the DX system.

The DX User IP is factory set with a supervisor user called super with the password ‘smart’. Change the super user password immediately.

Figure 25 The User/Group Management settings

Existing user

Select an existing user for modification or deletion. Once selected, click to see the user information.

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Minicom Advanced Systems DX User IP manual User/Group Management, Existing user

Contents

DX User IP User Guide Table of Contents User Guide Welcome Technical precautionsTrademarks LAN / WAN Introduction DX User IP components Features of DX User IPCables Serial port Reset buttonsDX User IP front panel DX User IP rear panel Terminal port Pre-installation guidelinesRack mounting the DX User IP Mouse synchronization limitations Motion tab Disable Active Desktop Connecting the DX User IP to the Wan/LANDX User IP connections Local User Connecting an RS232 terminalMbps connection Configuration via local console Order of powering onConfiguring the system Configuration via Dhcp server Connect To box Hyperterminal DX User IP system interface Via the IP Device Setup utilityVia Ethernet Crossover connection Logging Login screen Remote Console Settings TimeoutWork area Transmission Encoding Remote Console Settings Remote Console Type Various Remote Console Options Telnet server commands Access via TelnetTelnet Console File transfer Virtual Floppy Power ControlStatus via Ipmi Event Log via Ipmi Internal Power Control Internal power External power Keyboard & Mouse Settings Fixed Mouse speed Auto Mouse speed Mouse settings KVM Settings Duration of Pause Default configurationActive Port Number of Ports KVM Port Settings KVM Port Settings Inserting a socket Appending a socket Noise filter Video SettingsEnable local video port Changing the order Custom Video Modes window Custom Video Modes Existing user User/Group Management Email address /Mobile number Password / Confirm passwordNew user name Full user name Create group button Modify User buttonCopy User Group Management Copy Group User/Group Permissions Network Settings Network Settings Gateway IP address IP auto configurationIP address Subnet mask Dynamic DNS Dynamic DNS Settings Serial Port Serial Port Settings DX User IP External Power Option for Serial port External Power Option Serial Port 2 external power option Security Settings SSL Certificate Management SSL settings CSR IP Access Control Telnet Settings Anti Brute Force Settings Snmp Settings You can change the following parameters DX User IP Snmp MIB Ipmi Settings Ipmi Settings Ldap Settings Ldap Settings Updating firmware Maintenance Direct SmartIP Links Maintenance Features Icon Meaning Icons are color coded as follows Include/modify custom Html code Access the Datafile for support Keyboard layout Accessing the remote consoleGo to the DX Operating Guide Control buttons /toolbar icons User Guide Chat window Chat window Mouse synchronization Video Settings access Choose Options / Mouse Handling / Intelligent Sync Single mouse mode Frequently Asked Questions Glossary of terms Appendix a DX User IP Video modes Appendix B Key codes Key Appendix C Pin assignments RJ 45 Connector Ethernet Serial SUB-D 9 Connector NetWare 6 servers running Java 1.3.1 CSP8 or CSP9 Windows 98 and Windows MEWindows 98 SE and Windows NT4 NetWare 6 servers running Java Linux Appendix E Technical specifications User Guide Feedback Regional Offices