Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual page 111

Shortcut keys
Some functions of Remote Console Application can be executed using the keyboard.
Shortcut Key
Alt+Z Press the left Alt key. The key is kept pressed until this shortcut key is used
again.
Alt+M Press the right Alt key. The key is kept pressed until this shortcut key is used
again.
Alt+X Press the left Windows key. The key is kept pressed until this shortcut key is
used again.
Alt+N Press the right Windows key. The key is kept pressed until this shortcut key
is used again.
Alt+L Press the Ctrl+Alt+Del key.
Alt+R Redraw the remote screen to show the latest server blade video screen.
Alt+G Hide the mouse cursor of the console terminal. If this shortcut key is used
again, the mouse cursor is displayed.
Alt+W Switch between Full Screen Mode and Window Mode.
Alt+E Terminate Remote Console Application.
Mouse mode (Java application settings)
The remote console (Java application) supports the following two mouse modes:
ABSOLUTE mode
With this mode, you can remotely operate the mouse by using the mouse cursor
displayed by the console terminal's OS.
RELATIVE mode
With this mode, you can remotely operate the mouse by using the mouse cursor
displayed by the server OS.
To use the mouse remote control, you need to use the appropriate mouse mode
depending on the server OS, as follows:
For standard server blade X55A1/X55A2 models, or high-performance server blade
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X57A1/X57A2 models
On Windows, use ABSOLUTE mode.
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On Red Hat Enterprise Linux, use RELATIVE mode.
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If you use VMware vShpere 4 on a server blade, use RELATIVE mode.
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For standard server blade X55R3/X55S3/X55R4 models
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On Windows or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, use ABSOLUTE mode.
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On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, use RELATIVE mode.
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If you use VMware vShpere 4 on a server blade, use RELATIVE mode.
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You can change the mouse mode using the Server Blade web console. See "Remote
KVM Settings" in Chapter 5 for details. You need to restart Remote Console Application to
have the mouse mode effective after changing the mouse mode.
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