The web browser downloads the embedded remote control application automatically, and the Remote Console screen appears.

If the remote console does not appear, it might be blocked by web browser security controls. Reduce security configuration to allow the remote console to appear.

Note – To start the remote console successfully, pop-ups must be allowed on the browser. With some browsers you can do this by pressing and holding the Control key when launching the remote console session.

Changing the format of the screen is described in the following section, “To Set Parameters for the Remote Console” on page 55.

Setting Parameters for the Remote Console

This section explains how to define the quality of video, the size of the screen, and set hot keys for the remote console application.

To Set Parameters for the Remote Console

1.From the Remote Control submenu, select Hotkey Setup.

The User Profile screen appears. The User Profile screen allows you to set up separate video, KVM, and hot key settings for each user. The subsequent window displays a version of the screen output. This requires a Java Webstart application to be launched.

a.The first time this application is launched you must respond to accept various security questions before the application is installed and operates correctly.

b.Right-click to display the remote console as a full screen.

By default, the remote console will synchronize both mouse cursors, and display only one mouse cursor within the remote console screen.

When the mouse cursor leaves the screen, the local cursor takes over and the other mouse cursor remains in the remote console screen.

You can enable user modes in the setup of the web-based interface or in the remote console screen.

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Sun Microsystems X4150 manual Setting Parameters for the Remote Console, To Set Parameters for the Remote Console