2..Web Configuration Interface
6.When the SSL certificate has been installed, a prompt appears to let you know the installation was successful, and that the KVM will be rebooted. Click the OK button to exit the Web Configuration Interface and reboot the KVM.
2..4..4 Device
The Device tab in the Configuration section allows administrators to configure the KVM’s Device ID, LAN, and SNMP settings. The settings in this page are described in the following section.
Configuring the Device ID settings:
•Device Name – The Device Name field allows you to assign a name to the NetCommander IP. By default, the Device Name consists of the letter ‘D’ followed by a
•TCP Port – The TCP Port refers to the port that the KVM’s session data is sent through and received. This field allows you to select a port which the firewall or router security access list must enable inbound traffic through for the KVM’s IP address. For client computer access from a secured LAN, the selected port should be open for communication. You can select any port from 800 to 65535. The default TCP port is 900, and the default https port is 443. Simply type in the desired TCP Port and click the Save icon at the top of the page. Upon clicking Save, you will be prompted to reboot the KVM to finish implementation of the new Device settings. Click Yes to proceed.
Configuring the IPv4 LAN Settings
•Enable DHCP – By default, the Enable DHCP checkbox is checked, allowing for an IP address to be automatically assigned by a DHCP server. To assign a fixed IP address of your own, uncheck this checkbox.
•MAC Address – The MAC Address field displays the KVM’s MAC address, which can be used when locating the IP address assigned to the KVM by a DHCP server. The MAC address is also located on the bottom panel of the KVM switch.
•IP Address – When the Enable DHCP checkbox is unchecked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in an IP address appropriate for your network.
•Subnet Mask – When the Enable DHCP checkbox is unchecked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in a Subnet Mask appropriate for your network.
•Default Gateway – When the Enable DHCP checkbox is unchecked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in a
Default Gateway appropriate for your network.
•After making any changes to the KVM’s LAN settings, click on the Save button at the top of the screen to save them
Upon clicking Save, you will be prompted to reboot the KVM to finish implementation of the new Device settings.
Click Yes to proceed.
Configuring the IPv6 LAN Settings
•Enable IPv6 – By default, the Enable IPv6 checkbox is checked. To disable IPv6, uncheck this checkbox.
•Mode – By default, the DHCP check box is checked, allowing for an IP address to be automatically assigned by a DHCP server. The Mode section also provides you the options of automatically assigning a Stateless address and manually assigning a Static address. Check the checkbox of the method you wish to use for IP address assignment.
•IPv6 Address – When the Static mode checkbox is checked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in an IP address appropriate for your network.
•Subnet Prefix Length – When the Static mode checkbox is checked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in a Subnet Prefix Length appropriate for your network.
•Default Gateway – When the Static mode checkbox is checked, this field becomes available for editing. Enter in a Default
Gateway appropriate for your network.
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