Chapter 6 Device Management; Network Settings - Raritan Dominion KX II-101-V2 User Manual

Chapter 6

Network Settings

Device Management
In This Chapter
Network Settings ................................................................................... 106
Device Services ..................................................................................... 111
Keyboard/Mouse Setup ......................................................................... 115
Serial Port Settings ................................................................................ 115
Configuring Date/Time Settings ............................................................ 117
Event Management ............................................................................... 118
Port Configuration .................................................................................. 126
Analog KVM Switch ............................................................................... 133
Resetting the KX II-101-V2 Using the Reset Button ............................. 134
Changing the Default GUI Language Setting ........................................ 135
Use the Network Settings page to customize the network configuration
(for example, the IP address, discovery port, and LAN interface
parameters) for your KX II-101-V2.
There are two options available to set up your IP configuration:

None (default) - This is the recommended option (static IP). Since
the KX II-101-V2 is part of your network infrastructure, you most
likely do not want its IP address to change frequently. This option
allows you to set the network parameters.

DHCP - With this option, the IP address is automatically assigned by
a DHCP server.
To change the network configuration:
1. Choose Device Settings > Network. The Network Settings page
opens.
2. Update the Network Basic Settings. See
(on page 107).
3. Update the LAN Interface Settings. See
page 110).
4. Click OK to set these configurations. If your changes require
rebooting the device, a reboot message appears.
To reset to factory defaults:

Click Reset to Defaults.
Network Basic Settings
LAN Interface Settings (on
106