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User's Manual
KLEv2 Series
KVM Link Extender
Generation 2
Version: 1.0

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  • Page 1 User's Manual KLEv2 Series KVM Link Extender Generation 2 Version: 1.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    KLEv2 Introduction ........................3 Overview ........................3 Features .........................3 Package contents ......................3 Specifications .......................4 Product overview ......................5 Front view ........................5 Rear view ........................6 Console Connection ....................7 KLEv2 ..........................7 KLEv2P ........................8 Connect to Server/Video Source ................9 KLEv2 ..........................9 KLEv2P ........................10 Operation ........................11 Configuring the Server ..................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    KLEv2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing our KLEv2 Series. We recommend that you read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. Overview KLEv2 (series) is the next generation of IP-based KVM Link Extender for remote server management. It allows virtual management of server(s) or KVM(s) over the Internet. In addition to support for secured access via 1024-bit PKI authentication, 256-bit SSL data encryption, LDAP, RADIUS, and Active Directory authentication;...

  • Page 4: Specifications

    KLEv2 Specifications Model KLEv2 KLEv2P Server/KVM Video Connector 1 x DVI-I Female Server/KVM USB Connector 1 x USB Type B Female Server/KVM Audio Connector 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Earphone Jack Female Console Video Connector 1 x DVI-I Female Console Audio Connector 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Earphone Jack Female Console USB Connector 2 x USB 2.0 Type A Female Connector...

  • Page 5: Product Overview

    KLEv2 Product overview Front view KLEv2 CONSOLE VDO PWR REMOTE I/O ETHERNET CONSOLE Remote Power Controller VDO PWR SWITCH KLEv2P Item Description Video LED Video source in status. Power LED Power on status. USB Device Ports Plug in USB keyboard, USB mouse, or USB storage device.

  • Page 6: Rear View

    KLEv2 Rear view KLEv2 AUDIO DC 5V PC SIDE PWR CTRL WiFi KLEv2P AUDIO PWR CTRL WiFi PC SIDE No. Item Description Power In Socket Plug power cable into this socket. Power Out Socket Plug cable of the device being powered DVI-I Video In Port Connect to DVI-D PC system/ video source or with a passive converter, connect to analog VGA USB Connection...

  • Page 7: Console Connection

    KLEv2 Console Connection * The diagrams illustrated in the chapter are examples, the actual application may vary. All illustrated accessories and monitors are not included in the package, it is for reference only. KLEv2 ■ Connect a keyboard to the USB Type A connector which a keyboard icon marked on the unit.

  • Page 8: Klev2P

    KLEv2 KLEv2P ETHERNET CONSOLE Remote Power Controller VDO PWR SWITCH ■ Connect a keyboard to the USB Type A connector which a keyboard icon marked on the unit. ■ Connect a mouse to the USB Type A connector which a mouse icon marked on the unit. ■...

  • Page 9: Connect To Server/Video Source

    KLEv2 Connect to Server/Video Source KLEv2 AUDIO WiFi Dongle DC 5V PC SIDE PWR CTRL WiFi ■ Plug PC Side USB to the USB ports of Server. Note: Make sure the driver of USB peripheral on the server/source has been installed if necessary before plugging into KLEv2.

  • Page 10: Klev2P

    KLEv2 KLEv2P AUDIO WiFi Dongle PWR CTRL WiFi PC SIDE ■ Plug PC Side USB to the USB ports of Server. Note: Make sure the driver of USB peripheral on the server/source has been installed if necessary before plugging into KLEv2. ■...

  • Page 11: Operation

    KLEv2 Operation 1. Due to the topological data flow requirement, please follow the previous chapter to connect power, PC, monitors and peripherals. Start from the console devices, press the power button to turn it on, and then plug the power cord/adapter to the power socket. 2.

  • Page 12: Klev2 Default Setting

    KLEv2 KLEv2 Default Setting ■ The factory default network settings for KLEv2 are as follows: IPv4 Address: 192.168.1.200 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.254 DNS Servers: 192.168.1.254 ■ The default access KLEv2 Web Browser Management Interface: https://192.168.1.200:5908 ■ The default administrator account name and password: User name: superuser Password: superu...

  • Page 13: Configuring Tcp Port Base For The Klev2

    KLEv2 ■ For example, the new KLEv2 Web Browser Management Interface will be https://<IP_address>:<TCP Port Base + 8> In my case, my IP Address is 192.168.1.192 and the TCP Port Base is 5920. To access my KLEv2 Web Browser Management Interface, it is https://192.168.1.192:5928 Configuring TCP Port Base for the KLEv2 ■...

  • Page 14: Accessing The Remote Server

    KLEv2 ■ The TCP Port Base will be relevant to both methods of viewers. (1) Separate viewer uses the set <TCP Port Base> for access (2) Browser Java Applet viewer uses the set <TCP Port Base + 8> for access. ■...
  • Page 15 KLEv2 1. Click (Viewer Link icon) to access the Windows' viewer. If insufficient rights is granted to the viewer, User Access Control will pop up for authorization. In the Connection Dialog, keyin the network information to access KLEv2, then press Connect. If found, it will come back and ask for KLEv2 User Authentication, key in the User ID and Password for access.

  • Page 16: Title Bar Information

    KLEv2 Title Bar Information The application title bar provides some basic information for your reference. These data are important for the technician when requested. Changing these basic setting will be further introduce later on in the manual. Will use below example title as a reference. - SvrName - The name given to the current video server - CompName - The name given to the connected computer - 33 ms - The time it takes to capture the image...

  • Page 17: Klev2 Web Management Interface

    KLEv2 KLEv2 Web Management Interface The Web Management Interface is the main administrative user interface for the KLEv2. This section will go into the detail use and display of this interface. After you have access the Web Manager per instruction on page 12. On each of the sub-section title bar has a Help icon which will provide the detail information on that section.
  • Page 18 KLEv2 KVM Server - system settings for the KLEv2 - Server Log: Enable/ disable the recording of the login status information. Also enable/ disable the recording of statistical information along with clearing the recording log. Once log file reach maximum size, oldest data is erase for new data. - Video Capture: Sets the video quality of the video.
  • Page 19 KLEv2 Alarms - Emails: Settings to send out Email alarm notification. - SNMP: Setting on the SNMP manager that will access the enabled alarm data. - Selection: Setting on type of alarm and action to be performed when activated. Maintenance - Software Version: Basic information on the software.

  • Page 20: Viewers Menu Bar

    KLEv2 Viewers Menu Bar This menu bar provides the daily usage of end user that does not need administrative rights to the KLEv2. This section will go into the detail use of this menu bar and its display. Log into the downloaded Windows' Viewer or Java Viewer and follow the instruction per page 14.

  • Page 21: Connection Dialog/ Detail Options

    KLEv2 - Connect: Establish the Virtual Media connection/ mapping. Recommend mapping small file or drive, since time needed to link the file is relative to its size. - Close: Close the Dialog Window in the local system. Note: Closing does not release the link or connection. Information - Connection information: Display network and product setting information on the device.
  • Page 22 KLEv2 Local Cursor There are really two cursors when you are accessing a remote system using a local computer. The default setting is optimized for most situations since the mouse synchronization is rather smooth. When the network bandwidth is very low or your setting for the video resolution is unusual, the mouse sync may be off.

  • Page 23: Kcenter

    KLEv2 KCenter Centralized management with KCenter application is supported. With KCenter, IT administrators can easily manage all distributed IP KVMs connected to the LAN or across the Internet. Make sure the Sun Java is installed on your system before starting the installation of KCenter.

  • Page 24: Installation

    KLEv2 Installation Windows: 1. Run KCenterSetup.exe, and then click Next to start the procedure of installation. 2. Specify a direction of installation, click Next and then Install. 3. The icon of KCenter will be located on the desktop once the installation has been completed.

  • Page 25: Detecting Devices

    KLEv2 Detecting devices The connected devices will be detected and listed in the panel of Detected Devices automatically when starting the program. Two types of devices can be detected, dynamic and static devices respectively. Dynamic Devices: They are devices located on your local network. They can be reached directly without using a gateway.
  • Page 26 KLEv2 Ethernet: Ethernet interface status. E: The interface is Enabled C: The interface is connected (Carrier) S: IP settings are Static D: IP Settings are Dynamic (DHCP) Ethernet IP Address: Ethernet interface IP address WiFi: WiFi interface status E: The interface is Enabled C: The interface is connected (Carrier) S: IP settings are Static D: IP Settings are Dynamic (DHCP)
  • Page 27 KLEv2 The current IP address is displayed. You can change it, as well as the IP mask and the default gateway. You must fill in these three fields to permit full device access. Note: All IP settings modified directly by KCenter are only available before rebooting the device.
  • Page 28 KLEv2 Reboot Click to reboot the selected device. It will take a few minutes to detect the rebooted device. Note: 1. Prior setup of the credentials in the Security tab of the Settings panel is required. 2. More than one or all the detected devices can be rebooted in the Group Actions panel. Upgrade Click to upgrade the firmware of the selected device.

  • Page 29: Group Action

    KLEv2 Group Action This panel allows you to apply some actions to more than one device simultaneously. An action can be performed on all devices or on a subset of selected devices. You can use group actions to reboot devices, upgrade devices, backup and restore device configurations.

  • Page 30: Report

    KLEv2 Report You can set up the number of messages kept in Device, Radius, SNMP and KCenter logs. Device Log Click tab of Device Log to list all the information sent by all devices. Log messages contain no security sensitive information. ■...
  • Page 31 KLEv2 Radius Accounting Log The devices must be set up to send their messages to the IP Address of the computer running KCenter. You must also add all devices either to the Static Devices list, or to the Radius Client list of KCenter. Note that devices added to the Static Device list are automatically duplicated into the Radius Client list, whereas Dynamic Devices have to be added “manually”...
  • Page 32 KLEv2 SNMP Log ■ Date: Date and timestamp of the trap ■ Device Address: Device IP address as configured in the device management ■ Device Type: Device product type ■ Time Stamp: Time elapsed since the device has rebooted. ■ Object 1 Object 2 ..: Trap event as defined in the device SNMP MIB. For more information about objects, consult the device user’s manual.

  • Page 33: Settings

    KLEv2 KCenter Log Shows the information of KCenter itself. Settings Device setting IP Viewer For Windows system: 1. Select a desired viewer application when clicking the Viewer icon. Make sure the viewer application has been installed completely before selecting. 2. Specify the application path is necessary. 3.

  • Page 34: Security Settings

    KLEv2 For Linux or Mac OS: 1. Due to only Java viewer can be run under these systems, only the option of Execute Windows IP Viewer Application is available. 2. Also, you should specify the application path for the java viewer. Device Detection The device will be detected automatically when running the system at start time, or click the Detect button on Device panel manually.
  • Page 35 KLEv2 Report Lists ■ Keep Only the Most Recent: When this option is selected, you can set up the number of most recent messages that will be displayed in the report lists. ■ Clear the Report Lists at Program Exit: When this option is selected, all report lists are cleared when the program terminates.

  • Page 36: Static Device Management

    KLEv2 Static Device Management You can manage static devices by clicking on the Static Devices button in the Devices panel or in the Devices menu. The pop-up window below shows the list of configured static devices. Click the corresponding options to add, modify or suppress an existing device. You can specify a static device by entering its host name or dot-decimal IP address.

  • Page 37: Radius Clients

    KLEv2 Radius Clients To receive Radius Accounting logs from devices, you must specify device specific Radius information in the Radius Client management. You can access to Radius Client management by selecting Radius Clients ... in the Radius menu, or by clicking on the Radius Clients button in the Radius Log view.

  • Page 38: Frequently Asked Questions

    KLEv2 Frequently Asked Questions 1. I am able to login with the Application Viewers using the IP and Port Number but unable to login to the browser viewer or Vice versa. The browser viewer port and the application port number is different. Usually the application port is lower and the viewer port is 8 greater.

  • Page 39: Technical Support

    Technical support Please contact with your local distributor for more information or technical support. FCC / CE Statements FCC Statement : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the regulations for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

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