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To launch a session:
Click Unit View>Target List. A list of available devices appears.
1.
KVM Session appears in the Action column. If more than one action is available for a given target
device, an arrow appears.
Click KVM Session to launch a session.
2.
If the target device is currently in use and your preemption level is equal to or higher than the current
user of the target device, you gain access to the target device by forcing a connection.
To change to the active session from the local UI (local users only):
Click Unit View>Appliance>Appliance Settings>Sessions>Local Session.
1.
Select Resume Active Session. The Video Viewer window appears.
2.
View a list of active sessions from the Active Sessions screen. The screen lists the following information
for each session:
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Target device
•
Owner
•
Remote host
•
Duration
•
Type
The RAK is required for remote KVM access.
General session settings
To configure general session settings:
Click Unit View>Appliance>Appliance Settings>Sessions>General. The Appliance General
1.
Session Settings window appears.
Select or clear the Enable Inactivity Timeout checkbox.
2.
When selecting the Enable Inactivity Timeout checkbox, enter the amount of inactive time to pass
3.
before closing the session from 1 to 90 minutes.
In the Login Timeout field, enter the amount of inactive time to pass before logging in again from 21
4.
to 120 seconds.
Click Save.
5.
Active sessions
View a list of active sessions and the following information about each session from the Active Sessions
screen.
•
Target device
•
Owner
•
Remote host
•
Duration
•
Type
Local user account settings
User Account settings are supported with the RAK installed.
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