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11. KVM Web Interface
Permissions The permission settings determine what functionality the account is able to use. Check the box next to the
permission to enable it to that account. Leave it unchecked to deny the account access to that functionality.
Note: For ordinary
• Device Management – Gives an account access to the KVM settings found in the Device Management
users, in addition
to enabling Device
Management, Port
• Port Configuration – Allows an account to edit the Port Configuration settings for individual KVM ports.
Configuration,
and Maintenance
• User Management – Allows an account to add/edit other accounts. Administrators can add/edit Administrator
permissions, the user
must also be given those
rights for each device
and port that he/she will
• Maintenance – Gives the account access to the settings and functionality found in the Maintenance section,
be allowed to manage.
See 11.12.1 Device
Assignment for details.
• System Log – Gives the account access to the Log section of the OSD, where they can view events that have
• View Only – Limits the account to viewing the video of connected computers only. They will not be able to
• Windows Client – Gives the account access to the browser and non-browser versions of the Windows client.
• Java Client – Gives the account access to the browser and non-browser versions of the Java client.
• Force to Grayscale – Forces the account to view remote video without color.
Status This section determines how long an account or password is valid until it expires or needs to be changed.
• Disable Account – Disables an account and prevents it from accessing the KVM switch. This provides an
• Account Never Expires – If this option is checked, the account will stay active forever or until deactivated
• Account Expires On – To set a date for the account to be disabled, check this box and enter in a date in the
• User Must Change Password at Next Logon – To force the account to change its password the next time they
• User Cannot Change Password – Check this box to prohibit the user from changing their password.
• Password Never Expires – If this option is checked, the account's password will stay active forever or until
• Password Expires After – To force an account to change its password after a certain number of days, check this
3. Upon clicking Save, a prompt will appear stating that the operation succeeded. Click OK to exit.
Modifying User Accounts
1. Select the desired user's name from the User List or the Main Panel and click Modify.
2. Make any necessary changes to the user account and click Save.
Deleting User Accounts
1. Select the user's name from the Main Panel and click Delete.
2. A confirmation dialog box will appear asking if you are sure you want to delete the selected user account. Click OK.
section, such as network and advanced network management (ANMS). If this box is not checked, the Device
Management icon will not appear when the account logs into the OSD.
and User accounts. Users can add/edit other User accounts. Super Administrators can add/edit all account
types. If this box is not checked, the User Management icon will not appear when the account logs into the
OSD.
which includes upgrading the KVM firmware. If this box is not checked, the Maintenance icon will not appear
when the account logs into the OSD.
taken place on the installation. If this box is not checked, the Log icon will not appear when the account logs
into the OSD.
perform keyboard and mouse functions.
alternative to deleting the account, in which the account can be disabled and then reinstated for future use
without having to re-enter the account settings.
manually.
corresponding field.
logon, check this box. The next time the account logs on, the user will be prompted to enter a new password.
manually forced to be changed.
box and enter in the number of days until the password expires.
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