2..Web Configuration Interface
•Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically – When the DHCP mode checkbox is checked, this checkbox is also checked. When the Stateless or Static mode checkboxes are checked, this checkbox is deactivated, and you must manually enter a DNS Server address.
•DNS Server – When in DHCP mode, check the checkbox next to DNS Server to manually assign its address. When the
Stateless or Static mode checkboxes are checked, the Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically checkbox is deactivated, and you must manually enter a DNS Server address. Enter a DNS Server address 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 SNMP settings:
This section of the Device tab allows you to configure the KVM so that notifications can be sent to a SNMP server when a LAN port fails. Upon receiving notification of the failure, LAN redundancy is enabled. Note: If both LANs fail, a message cannot be sent to the SNMP server.
•Trap Recipient Address – The Trap Recipient Address section provides three types of addresses that you can enter for the SNMP server that you want traps to be sent to: IPv4, IPv6, and Host. Check the checkbox of the type of address you wish to enter, and then enter in the address that corresponds to your SNMP server.
•Community – In this field, type in the SNMP write community string to be used for authentication of messages sent between the KVM and the SNMP server.
•After making any changes to the KVM’s SNMP 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.
2..4..5 Users
The Users tab in the Configuration section allows administrators to Add, Edit, and Delete accounts on the KVM. Up to 256 accounts can be added, with any combination of Administrators and Users. The following section describes this page, and how to configure accounts.
There are two levels of user access:
•Administrator – Has unrestricted access to all windows and settings, and can change the name and password of all users.
•User – Can access and control Target Servers that they are given access to by an administrator. Users cannot access the Configure or Events sections of the Web Configuration Interface, nor can they disconnect remote sessions. When in a remote session, they are not allowed to access the power management functionality.
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