10. Administrator Utility

10.11 Setting Date and Time

Super administrators can set the date and time of the B060-032-8, which enables the System Log, Active Sessions, and System Information WebPages to maintain accurate time-sensitive data.

To set the date and time:

From the Administration Menu, choose Super Adm Configuration

>Date & Time. The Date & Time Web Page appears (Figure 9). The current date and time of the B060-032-8 are shown at the top of the page.

Under Change Settings, select one of the following three options to set the date and time.

(a)Synchronize with my computer: Select this option to synchronize the date and time of the B060-032-8 with that of the computer that you are using to access it.

(b)Set manually: Select this option to manually enter the date and time.

(c)Automatically synchronize with an NTP server on the Internet: Select this option to synchronize the date and time of the B060-032-8 with that of a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server on the Internet. To use this feature you must open UDP port 123 in your firewall.

From the Time Zone drop-down list, select the time zone in which the B060-032-8 is located.

Select Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time) if it is used in the region in which the B060-032-8 is located.

Click Save. Your settings are saved and the system date and time are updated.

Figure 9: Date & Time Web Page

10.12 Group Management

Super administrators can create, modify, and delete up to 255 additional groups in the B060-032-8. (The default group cannot be modified or deleted.) Grouping users together simplifies KVM port management by enabling actions to be performed that affect an entire group of users. (The User Management Web Page can still be used to change individual user account settings. See “User Management,” page 22)

To add groups:

From the Administration menu, choose Account Management > Group Management. If no groups have been created, the No Local Groups Webpage appears. If at least one group has been created already the Group Management Webpage appears.

Click New (In the No Local Groups Web Page) or Add (In the Group Management Web Page). The Group Information Web Page appears (Figure 10).

Type a name in the Group Name field. Group names may be up to 15

characters long. Legal characters include: a–z, A–Z, 0–9, space, hyphen,Figure 10: Group Information Web Page square brackets, parentheses, and period.

If you want to assign KVM port access rights to the group, follow the steps below. If not, skip ahead to .

Note: You do not need to assign access rights for a group to any KVM port that cascades a B060-032-8. However, you must assign access rights to KVM ports that cascade B007-008 KVM switches. When you assign access rights to a KVM port that cascades a B007-008 KVM switch, the access rights apply to all computers/servers connected to it. This also applies to daisy-chained B060-016-2 and B060-032 switches.

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B060-032-8 specifications

The Tripp Lite B060-032-8 is an advanced KVM switch designed to simplify and enhance the management of multiple computers from a single interface. This device supports up to eight computers, making it ideal for environments such as server rooms, data centers, and heavy IT operations that require efficient controls over numerous systems.

One of the standout features of the B060-032-8 is its ability to support high-definition resolutions up to 1920x1200, allowing users to operate multiple systems seamlessly without sacrificing visual quality. The switch utilizes advanced video technology to ensure that display outputs remain clear, crisp, and lag-free, which is critical in environments where real-time monitoring and response are essential.

Moreover, the B060-032-8 supports both USB and PS/2 connections, granting flexibility in compatibility with a variety of computers and peripheral devices. This dual connection capability expands the scope of use, as users can effortlessly switch between different types of systems, whether they're running legacy software or the latest OS platforms.

Another technological highlight is the built-in firmware that ensures ease of use and stability. The switching process is facilitated via an intuitive front-panel push-button interface and includes keyboard hotkey commands, allowing users to toggle between connected computers with minimal disruption to their workflow. The inclusion of LED indicators provides clarity on which ports are active, enhancing overall situational awareness in critical operations.

Security is also a key component of the B060-032-8. The unit supports password protection features, ensuring that unauthorized users cannot easily access critical systems. This security feature is vital for environments where sensitive data is handled, offering peace of mind for IT administrators.

In terms of power efficiency, the Tripp Lite B060-032-8 is designed to operate with minimal power consumption, which is an important consideration for organizations looking to reduce energy costs while maintaining effective IT operations.

In conclusion, the Tripp Lite B060-032-8 KVM switch is an outstanding solution for managing multiple computers efficiently and effectively. With its wide compatibility, high-resolution support, user-friendly design, enhanced security features, and energy-efficient operation, it stands out as a valuable tool for IT professionals who demand high performance and reliability in their technology infrastructure. This KVM switch represents a smart investment for any organization aiming to streamline its operations while maximizing resource utilization and system management efficiency.
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