
Assigning target device names
Table 4 describes the options in the Setup window.
Option | Purpose |
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Menu | Order the list of target devices by target device name, EID number, or |
| port number. Set a screen delay to specify the length of time that |
| elapses between when Print Screen is pressed and when the OSCAR |
| interface starts. |
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Security | Set passwords to restrict access to the target devices. Enable the |
| screen saver. |
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Flag | Change the display properties including timing, color, and location of the |
| status flag. |
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Language | Specify the language that the interface is displayed in. |
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Devices | Specify the number of ports that are on the attached tiered appliances. |
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Names | Assign a unique name to each target device. |
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Keyboard | Specify the keyboard country code. |
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Scan | Set up a custom scan pattern for up to 16 target devices. |
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Preempt | Specify preemption settings. |
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Network | Specify the network speed and configuration, IP address, netmask, and |
| gateway for the switching system. |
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Table 4: Setup features to manage routine tasks for the target devices
3.9.1Assigning target device names
Use the Names window to identify individual target devices by name rather than by port number. The Names list is always sorted by port order. Names are stored in the KVM- IA, so even if you move the cable or target device to another ARI port, the name and configuration are recognized by the KVM
Press Print Screen to start the OSCAR interface. The Main window opens.
Click Setup - Names. The Names window opens.
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