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Raritan Dominion KX2-116 User Manual (257 pages)

Raritan Computer Server User Manual

Brand: Raritan | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Introduction

15
- In this Chapter
  15
- Dominion KX II Overview
  16
  - Figure 1: Dominion KX II Configuration
    
    16
    
    Figure 2: Dominion KX2-116
    17
    
    Figure 4: Dominion KX II Cims: D2CIM-VUSB (Left); D2CIM-PWR (Right)
    18
    
    Software
    19
  - Product Features
    18
    
    Hardware
    18
- Product Photos
  17
- Virtual Media
  17
- Figure 3: Dominion KX2-432
  
  18
- Figure 5: Terminology and Topology
  
  20
- Terminology
  20
- Package Contents
  21
- User Guide
  21
  - Organization of Information
    22
  - Related Documentation
    23
Chapter 2 Getting Started

24
Chapter 3 Installation and Configuration

28
- Overview
  28
- Step 1: Configure Target Servers
  29
  - Supported Video Resolutions
    29
  - Desktop Background
    30
  - Mouse Settings
    30
  - Operating System Mouse and Video Settings
    30
  - Windows XP / Windows 2003 Settings
    31
  - Windows 2000 Settings
    32
  - Windows Vista
    32
  - Linux Settings (Red hat 9)
    33
  - Linux Settings (Red hat 4)
    35
  - SUSE Linux 10.1 Settings
    36
  - Make Linux Settings Permanent
    37
  - Sun Solaris Settings
    37
  - Figure 6: Solaris Mouse Configuration
    
    38
  - AC Power
    43
    
    Figure 7: Dominion KX II Connections
    43
    
    Figure 8: Network Settings
    47
    
    Naming Target Servers
    48
    
    Figure 9: Port Configuration
    49
    
    Specifying Power Supply Auto-Detection
    49
    
    Note on Microsoft Active Directory
    50
    
    Note to CC-SG Users
    50
    
    Remote Authentication
    50
    
    Supported Protocols
    50
    
    Authentication Vs. Authorization
    51
    
    Figure 10: Authentication/Authorization Flow Diagram
    51
    
    Groups
    52
    
    Users
    52
    
    Users, Groups, and Access Permissions
    52
    
    Relationship between Users and Groups
    53
    
    User Interfaces
    54
  - Step 4: Connect the Equipment
    43
  - To Connect the Power Supply
    43
  - Local Access Port (Local PC)
    44
  - Network Ports
    44
  - Step 5: Dominion KX II Initial Configuration
    45
    
    Changing the Default Password
    46
    
    Valid Special Characters
    46
    
    Assigning an IP Address
    47
  - Target Server Ports
    45
- IBM AIX 5.3 Settings
  40
- Apple Macintosh Settings
  41
- Make UNIX Settings Permanent
  41
- Step 2 (Optional): Configure Keyboard Language
  41
  - Change the Keyboard Layout Code (Sun Targets)
    42
- Step 3: Configure Network Firewall Settings
  42
Chapter 4 Connecting to the Dominion KX

54
Figure 19: Add New Favorite

70
Chapter 5 Accessing Target Servers

71
- In this Chapter
  71
  - Figure 20: Port Access
    
    72
    
    Figure 21: Port Action Menu
    73
    
    Figure 22: Port Action Menu (Power Options)
    76
    
    Power off a Target Server
    77
  - Port Action Menu
    74
  - Disconnecting Target Servers
    75
  - Switching between Target Servers
    75
  - Power Controlling a Target Server
    76
    
    Power Cycle a Target Server
    76
    
    Power on a Target Server
    76
- Port Access Page
  72
- Connecting to a Target Server
  73
Chapter 6 Virtual KVM Client

78
- Figure 23: Virtual KVM Client Window
  
  79
- Overview
  79
- Figure 24: Virtual KVM Client Menu Tree
  
  80
- Options
  80
  - Menu Tree
    80
  - Toolbar
    80
    
    Figure 25: Dual Mouse Cursors
    81
    
    Figure 26: Properties Dialog
    83
    
    Figure 27: Connection Info
    85
    
    Exit
    86
    
    Keyboard Macros
    87
    
    Keyboard Menu
    87
    
    Send Ctrl+Alt+Delete
    87
    
    Creating a Keyboard Macro
    88
  - Connection Info
    85
- Mouse Pointer Synchronization
  81
- Mouse Synchronization Tips
  82
- Connection Menu
  83
  - Properties Dialog
    83
- Figure 28: Keyboard Macros
  
  88
- Figure 29: Add Keyboard Macro
  
  88
- Figure 31: New Macro in Keyboard Menu
  
  89
- Modifying a Keyboard Macro
  90
- Removing a Keyboard Macro
  90
- Running a Keyboard Macro
  90
- Video Menu
  91
  - Refresh Screen
    91
  - Auto-Sense Video Settings
    91
  - Calibrate Color
    92
  - To Calibrate the Color
    92
  - Video Settings
    92
Figure 30: Keyboard Macro Example

89
To Change the Video Settings

93
- Mouse Menu
  95
  - Synchronize Mouse
    95
  - Figure 33: Single Mouse Cursor Message
    
    96
  - Single Mouse Cursor
    96
  - Figure 34: (Tools) Options
    
    98
  - Virtual Media
    98
  - View Menu
    99
    
    Scaling
    99
    
    Target Screen Resolution
    99
    
    View Toolbar
    99
  - Help Menu
    100
    
    About Raritan Virtual KVM Client
    100
- Absolute
  97
- Intelligent
  97
- Standard
  97
- Tools Menu
  98
  - Options
    98
Chapter 7 Virtual Media

101
- In this Chapter
  101
- Overview
  102
  - Figure 35: Virtual Media Connection
    
    103
    
    Figure 36: Open KVM Session
    106
    
    Figure 37: Map Virtual Media Drive
    107
    
    CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/ISO Images
    108
    
    Conditions When Read-Write Is Not Available
    108
    
    Figure 38: Map Virtual Media CD/ISO Image
    108
    
    Disconnecting Virtual Media
    109
    
    To Disconnect the Virtual Media Drives
    109
    
    Figure 39: File Server Setup
    110
    
    File Server Setup (File Server ISO Images Only)
    110
    
    To Designate File Server ISO Images for Virtual Media Access
    110
  - Connecting to Virtual Media
    107
    
    Local Drives
    107
- Prerequisites for Using Virtual Media
  104
- Using Virtual Media
  105
- Opening a KVM Session
  106
Chapter 8 User Management

112
- User Management Menu
  112
  - Figure 40: User List
    
    113
    
    Figure 41: User Page
    114
    
    Figure 42: User Group List
    116
    
    To Modify an Existing User Group
    116
    
    Add New User Group
    117
    
    To Delete a User Group
    117
    
    Figure 43: Group Page
    118
    
    Setting Permissions
    119
    
    Group-Based IP ACL (Access Control List)
    120
    
    Setting Port Permissions
    120
    
    Figure 44: Group-Based IP Access Control List
    121
    
    To Add (Append) Rules
    121
    
    To Insert a Rule
    121
    
    Figure 45: IP ACL Example
    122
    
    To Delete a Rule
    122
    
    To Replace a Rule
    122
    
    Figure 46: Modify Group
    123
    
    Modify Existing User Group
    123
    
    Set Permissions for Individual Group
    124
    
    Change Password
    125
    
    Figure 47: Change Password
    125
    
    Authentication Settings
    126
    
    To Configure Authentication
    126
    
    Figure 48: Authentication Settings
    127
    
    To Return to Factory Defaults
    128
    
    Figure 49: Authentication Settings (LDAP)
    129
    
    Implementing LDAP Remote Authentication
    129
    
    Returning User Group Information from Active Directory Server
    131
    
    Figure 50: Authentication Settings (RADIUS)
    132
    
    Implementing RADIUS Remote Authentication
    132
    
    To Use the RADIUS Authentication Protocol
    132
    
    Returning User Group Information Via RADIUS
    133
    
    RADIUS Communication Exchange Specifications
    134
  - Modify Existing User
    115
  - To List the User Groups
    116
  - User Group List
    116
- To Delete a User
  113
- To Modify an Existing User
  113
- User List
  113
- Add New User
  114
- To Add a New User
  114
Chapter 9 Device Management

135
- Device Management Menu
  135
- In this Chapter
  135
- Figure 51: Network Settings
  
  136
- Network Settings
  136
  - Figure 52: Network Settings (Network Basic Settings)
    
    137
    
    Figure 56: Event Management - Settings
    144
    
    Figure 57: Syslog Configuration
    145
    
    Figure 58: Event Management - Destinations
    146
    
    To Select Events and Their Destinations
    146
    
    SNMP Agent Configuration
    147
    
    SNMP Trap Configuration
    147
    
    Figure 59: Power Supply Setup
    150
    
    Power Supply Setup Page
    150
    
    To Enable Automatic Detection for the Power Supplies in Use
    150
    
    To Turn off the Automatic Detection
    151
    
    Figure 60: Port Configuration
    152
    
    Port Configuration Page
    152
    
    Connect the Power Strip
    154
    
    Figure 61: Power Strip Connections
    154
    
    Power Control
    154
    
    Figure 62: Port Page (Power Strips)
    155
    
    Name the Power Strip (Port Page for Power Strips)
    155
    
    Associate Target Servers to Outlets (Port Page)
    157
    
    Figure 63: Port Page (KVM Ports)
    157
    
    Note for D2CIM-VUSB CIM Usage
    159
  - Syslog Configuration
    145
  - Event Management - Destinations
    146
- Network Basic Settings
  137
- To Reset to Factory Defaults
  137
  - Figure 53: Network Settings (Network Miscellaneous Settings)
    
    138
    
    Figure 54: Network Settings (LAN Interface Settings)
    139
    
    Figure 55: Date/Time Settings
    142
    
    To Set the Date and Time
    142
    
    Event Management
    143
    
    Event Management - Settings
    144
    
    SNMP Configuration
    144
  - LAN Interface Settings
    139
  - Date/Time Settings
    142
- Network Miscellaneous Settings
  138
Figure 64: Port Page (Target Server Settings for D2CIM-VUSB)

159
Chapter 10 Security Settings

160
- Security Settings Menu
  160
  - Figure 65: Security Settings
    
    161
  - Figure 66: Security Settings (Strong Passwords)
    
    163
  - User Blocking
    164
  - Encryption & Share
    165
- Security Settings
  161
- Login Limitations
  162
- Strong Passwords
  163
- Figure 67: Security Settings (User Blocking)
  
  165
- Figure 68: Security Settings (Encryption & Share)
  
  165
- Figure 69: Security Settings (Encryption Mode Warning Message)
  
  166
- Checking Your Browser for AES Encryption
  167
- IP Access Control
  167
To Use IP Access Control

168
Chapter 11 Maintenance

170
- Maintenance Features (Local/Remote Console)
  170
- Maintenance Menu
  170
- Audit Log
  171
  - Figure 71: Audit Log
    
    171
    
    Figure 72: Device Information
    173
    
    Figure 73: Backup/Restore
    174
    
    CIM Upgrade
    176
    
    Figure 74: CIM Upgrade from KX Flash
    176
    
    Firmware Upgrade
    177
  - Backup and Restore
    174
- To Page through the Audit Log
  172
- To Save the Audit Log
  172
- Device Information
  173
- Figure 75: Firmware Upgrade
  
  177
- Figure 76: Firmware Upgrade Review
  
  178
- Figure 77: Firmware Upgrade Successful
  
  178
- Reboot
  179
- Upgrade Report
  179
Figure 78: Upgrade Report

179
Figure 80: Reboot Confirmation

180
Figure 79: Reboot

180
Chapter 12 Diagnostics

181
- Diagnostics Menu
  181
- Network Interface Page
  182
To View Information about Your Network Interface

182
- To Refresh this Information
  182
  - Figure 82: Network Statistics (Statistics)
    
    183
    
    Figure 83: Network Statistics (Interfaces)
    184
    
    Figure 85: Ping Host
    185
    
    Figure 86: Trace Route to Host
    186
    
    KX Diagnostics
    187
  - Trace Route to Host Page
    186
- Network Statistics Page
  183
- Figure 84: Network Statistics (Route)
  
  184
- Ping Host Page
  185
Figure 87: KX Diagnostics

188
Figure 88: Diagnostics Scripts

188
Figure 89: File Download

189
Chapter 13 KX II Local Console

190
- Figure 90: Dominion KX II Local Console
  
  190
  - Figure 92: Reset Button (Back of Unit)
    
    191
  - Starting the KX II Local Console
    192
    
    Simultaneous Users
    192
    
    Available Resolutions
    193
    
    KX II Local Console Interface
    193
    
    Security and Authentication
    193
  - Accessing Target Servers
    194
    
    Server Display
    194
- KX II Local Console
  190
- Figure 91: Local User Panel on Dominion KX II
  
  191
- Physical Connections
  191
- Reset Button
  191
- Figure 93: Local Console Port Access
  
  194
- Accessing a Target Server
  195
- Hotkeys
  195
- Returning to the KX II Local Console Interface
  195
- Local Port Administration
  196
  - Local Port Settings (KX II Local Console Only)
    196
To Configure the Local Port Settings

196
- Factory Reset (KX II Local Console Only)
  199
- To Perform a Factory Reset
  199
Figure 95: Factory Reset (Local Console Only)

199
Chapter 14 CC Unmanage

201
- Figure 96: Device Managed by CC-SG Message
  
  201
- Overview
  201
- Removing Dominion KX II from CC-SG Management
  202
Figure 97: Remove from CC-SG Management

202
Figure 98: Confirm CC Unmanage

202
Figure 99: Device Removed from CC Management

203
Appendix A Specifications

204
- Environmental Requirements
  204
  - Physical Specifications
    205
  - Electrical Specifications
    206
  - Computer Interface Modules (Cims)
    206
- Remote Connection
  207
- KVM Properties
  207
- TCP and UDP Ports Used
  208
- Target Server Connection Distance and Video Resolution
  209
- Network Speed Settings
  209
Appendix B Updating the LDAP Schema

211
- Returning User Group Information
  211
  - From LDAP
    211
  - From Microsoft Active Directory
    211
- Creating a New Attribute
  212
- Figure 100: Change Schema Master
  
  212
- Setting the Registry to Permit Write Operations to the Schema
  212
- Adding Attributes to the Class
  213
- Figure 101: Create New Attribute
  
  213
- Figure 102: Adding the Attributes
  
  214
- Figure 103: Adding the Attributes to the Class
  
  214
- Editing Rciusergroup Attributes for User Members
  215
- Updating the Schema Cache
  215
Figure 104: ADSI Edit

215
Figure 105: ADSI Edit (Cn=Users)

216
Figure 106: Administrator Properties (Attribute Editor)

217
Figure 107: User Properties

218
Figure 108: Edit Attribute (Adding User to KX II Group)

218
Appendix C Informational Notes

219
- Overview
  219
- Non-US Keyboards
  219
  - French Keyboard
    219
  - Caret Symbol (Linux Clients Only)
    219
  - Accent Symbol (Windows XP Clients Only)
    220
  - Numeric Keypad
    220
  - Tilde Symbol
    220
  - Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
    221
  - Keyboard Language Preference (Fedora Linux Clients)
    221
- Macintosh Keyboard
  222
- Mouse Pointer Synchronization (Fedora)
  222
- Resolving Fedora Core Focus
  223
- SUSE/VESA Video Modes
  223
- To Configure the SUSE Video Display
  223
- Cims
  224
  - Windows 3-Button Mouse on Linux Targets
    224
- Virtual Media
  224
- CC-Sg
  225
  - Virtual KVM Client Version Not Known from CC-SG Proxy Mode
    225
  - Proxy Mode and MPC
    225
Appendix D Faqs

226
- General Questions
  227
- Remote Access
  229
- Universal Virtual Media
  231
- Ethernet and IP Networking
  232
- Servers
  236
- Installation
  238
- Local Port
  240
- Power Control
  242
- Scalability
  243
- Computer Interface Modules (Cims)
  244
- Security
  245
- Manageability
  247
- Miscellaneous
  248
- Troubleshooting
  249
- Index
  251

Raritan Dominion KX2-116 User Manual (188 pages)

enterprise-class, secure, digital KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch

Brand: Raritan | Category: Switch | Size: 10 MB

User Guide
1
Fcc Information
3
Safety Guidelines
4
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1: Introduction

13
- Dominion KX II Overview
  13
- Figure 1: Dominion KX II Configuration
  13
- Virtual Media
  14
- Product Photos
  15
- Figure 2: Dominion KX2-116
  15
- Figure 3: Dominion KX2-432
  15
- Figure 4: Dominion KX II Cims: D2CIM-VUSB (Left); D2CIM-PWR (Right)
  15
- Product Features
  16
  - Hardware
    16
  - Software
    16
- Terminology
  17
- Package Contents
  17
- Figure 5: Terminology and Topology
  17
- User Guide
  18
  - Overview
    18
  - Organization of Information
    18
  - Related Documentation
    18
Chapter 2: Getting Started

19
Chapter 3: Installation and Configuration

21
- Overview
  21
- Step 1: Configure Target Servers
  21
  - Video Resolution
    21
  - Desktop Background
    22
  - Mouse Settings
    22
  - Operating System Mouse and Video Settings
    22
    
    Windows 2000 Settings
    23
    
    Windows Vista
    23
    
    Make Linux Settings Permanent
    26
    
    Figure 6: Solaris Mouse Configuration
    27
    
    Apple Macintosh Settings
    29
    
    Make Unix Settings Permanent
    29
- Step 2 (Optional): Configure Keyboard Language
  30
- Step 3: Configure Network Firewall Settings
  30
- Step 4: Connect the Equipment
  31
- Figure 7: Dominion KX II Connections
  31
- Target Server Ports
  32
- Step 5: Dominion KX II Initial Configuration
  33
  - Changing the Default Password
    33
  - Assigning an IP Address
    34
  - Figure 8: Network Settings
    34
  - Naming Target Servers
    35
  - Specifying Power Supply Auto-Detection
    35
  - Figure 9: Port Configuration
    35
  - Note to CC-SG Users
    36
- Remote Authentication
  37
- Users, Groups, and Access Permissions
  39
  - Overview
    39
  - Users
    39
  - Groups
    39
  - Relationship between Users and Groups
    39
Chapter 4: Connecting to the Dominion KX II

41
Chapter 5: Accessing Target Servers

55
- Port Access Page
  55
- Figure 23: Port Access
  55
- Port Action Menu
  56
- Connecting to a Target Server
  57
- Switching between Target Servers
  57
- Disconnecting Target Servers
  57
- Figure 24: Port Action Menu
  57
- Power Controlling a Target Server
  58
Chapter 6: Virtual KVM Client

59
- Note to CC-SG Users
  59
- Figure 26: Virtual KVM Client Window
  59
- Options
  60
  - Menu Tree
    60
  - Toolbar
    60
  - Figure 27: Virtual KVM Client Menu Tree
    60
- Mouse Pointer Synchronization
  61
- Figure 28: Dual Mouse Cursors
  61
- Connection Menu
  63
  - Properties Dialog
    63
  - Figure 29: Properties Dialog
    63
  - Connection Info
    65
  - Exit
    65
  - Figure 30: Connection Info
    65
- Keyboard Menu
  66
- Video Menu
  69
  - Refresh Screen
    69
  - Auto-Sense Video Settings
    69
  - Calibrate Color
    69
  - Video Settings
    70
  - Figure 35: Video Settings
    70
- Mouse Menu
  72
  - Synchronize Mouse
    72
  - Single Mouse Cursor
    72
  - Figure 36: Single Mouse Cursor Message
    72
  - Standard
    73
  - Intelligent
    73
  - Absolute
    73
- Virtual Media
  73
- Tools Menu
  74
  - Options
    74
  - Figure 37: (Tools) Options
    74
- View Menu
  75
  - View Toolbar
    75
  - Scaling
    75
  - Target Screen Resolution
    75
- Help Menu
  75
  - About Raritan Virtual KVM Client
    75
Chapter 7: Virtual Media

77
Chapter 8: User Management

83
- Figure 43: User Management Menu
  83
Chapter 9: Device Management

101
- Figure 55: Device Settings Menu
  101
  - Network Settings
    102
    
    Figure 56: Network Settings
    102
    
    Figure 57: Network Settings (Network Basic Settings)
    103
    
    Network Basic Settings
    103
    
    Figure 58: Network Settings (Network Miscellaneous Settings)
    104
    
    Figure 59: Network Settings (LAN Interface Settings)
    104
    
    LAN Interface Settings
    104
    
    Network Miscellaneous Settings
    104
  - Date/Time Settings
    106
  - Figure 60: Date/Time Settings
    106
  - Event Management
    107
    
    Event Management - Settings
    107
    
    Figure 61: Event Management - Settings
    107
    
    Figure 62: Syslog Configuration
    108
    
    Event Management - Destinations
    109
    
    Figure 63: Event Management - Destinations
    109
    
    SNMP Agent Configuration
    110
    
    SNMP Trap Configuration
    111
  - Power Supply Setup Page
    112
  - Figure 64: Power Supply Setup
    112
  - Port Configuration Page
    113
  - Figure 65: Port Configuration
    113
  - Power Control
    114
    
    Connect the Power Strip
    114
    
    Figure 66: Power Strip Connections
    114
    
    Figure 67: Port Page (Power Strips)
    115
    
    Name the Power Strip (Port Page for Power Strips)
    115
    
    Associate Target Servers to Outlets (Port Page)
    116
    
    Figure 68: Port Page (KVM Ports)
    116
    
    Figure 69: Port Page (Target Server Settings for D2CIM-VUSB)
    117
Chapter 10: Security Settings

119
- Figure 70: Security Menu
  119
  - Figure 71: Security Settings
    119
  - Security Settings
    120
    
    Figure 72: Security Settings (Strong Passwords)
    121
    
    Login Limitations
    121
    
    Strong Passwords
    121
    
    Figure 73: Security Settings (User Blocking)
    122
    
    User Blocking
    122
    
    Encryption & Share
    123
    
    Figure 74: Security Settings (Encryption & Share)
    123
    
    Figure 75: Security Settings (Encryption Mode Warning Message)
    123
    
    Checking Your Browser for Aes Encryption
    124
  - Figure 76: IP Access Control
    125
  - IP Access Control
    125
Chapter 11: Maintenance

127
- Figure 77: Maintenance Menu
  127
  - Audit Log
    128
  - Figure 78: Audit Log
    128
  - Device Information
    129
  - Figure 79: Device Information
    129
  - Backup and Restore
    130
  - Figure 80: Backup/Restore
    130
  - CIM Upgrade
    132
  - Figure 81: CIM Upgrade from KX Flash
    132
  - Firmware Upgrade
    133
  - Figure 82: Firmware Upgrade
    133
  - Figure 83: Firmware Upgrade Review
    134
  - Figure 84: Firmware Upgrade Successful
    134
  - Upgrade Report
    135
  - Figure 85: Upgrade Report
    135
  - Reboot
    136
  - Figure 86: Reboot
    136
  - Figure 87: Reboot Confirmation
    136
Chapter 12: Diagnostics

137
- Diagnostics Menu
  137
- Figure 88: Diagnostics Menu
  137
- Network Interface Page
  138
- Figure 89: Network Interface
  138
- Network Statistics Page
  139
- Figure 90: Network Statistics (Statistics)
  139
- Figure 91: Network Statistics (Interfaces)
  139
- Figure 92: Network Statistics (Route)
  140
- Ping Host Page
  141
- Figure 93: Ping Host
  141
- Trace Route to Host Page
  142
- Figure 94: Trace Route to Host
  142
- KX Diagnostics
  143
- Figure 95: KX Diagnostics
  143
- Figure 96: Diagnostics Scripts
  144
- Figure 97: File Download
  144
Chapter 13: KX II Local Console

145
- KX II Local Console
  145
  - Physical Connections
    145
  - Figure 98: Dominion KX II Local Console
    145
  - Figure 99: Local User Panel on Dominion KX II
    145
  - Reset Button
    146
  - Figure 100: Reset Button (Back of Unit)
    146
- Starting the KX II Local Console
  147
  - KX II Local Console Interface
    147
- Accessing Target Servers
  148
- Local Port Administration
  150
Chapter 14: CC Unmanage

153
Appendix A: Specifications

155
- Remote Connection
  156
- KVM Properties
  156
- TCP and UDP Ports Used
  157
- Target Server Connection Distance and Video Resolution
  158
- Network Speed Settings
  158
Appendix B: Updating the LDAP Schema

159
Appendix C: Informational Notes

163
- Overview
  163
- Non-US Keyboards
  163
- Macintosh Keyboard
  164
- Mouse Pointer Synchronization (Fedora)
  165
- Resolving Fedora Core Focus
  165
- SUSE/VESA Video Modes
  165
- Cims
  166
  - Windows 3-Button Mouse on Linux Targets
    166
- Virtual Media
  166
- CC-Sg
  166
  - Virtual KVM Client Version Not Known from CC-SG Proxy Mode
    166
  - Proxy Mode and MPC
    166
Appendix D: Faqs

167
- General Questions
  167
- Remote Access
  169
- Universal Virtual Media
  171
- Ethernet and IP Networking
  172
- Servers
  175
- Installation
  176
- Local Port
  178
- Power Control
  180
- Scalability
  181
- Computer Interface Modules (Cims)
  182
- Security
  183
- Manageability
  184
- Miscellaneous
  185
- Troubleshooting
  186

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Figure 1: Dominion KX II Configuration

Figure 3: Dominion KX2-432

Figure 5: Terminology and Topology

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Chapter 3 Installation and Configuration

Figure 6: Solaris Mouse Configuration

Chapter 4 Connecting to the Dominion KX

Figure 11: Dominion KX II Remote Console Login Page

Figure 15: Favorites List

Figure 19: Add New Favorite

Chapter 5 Accessing Target Servers

Figure 20: Port Access

Chapter 6 Virtual KVM Client

Figure 23: Virtual KVM Client Window

Figure 24: Virtual KVM Client Menu Tree

Figure 28: Keyboard Macros

Figure 29: Add Keyboard Macro

Figure 31: New Macro in Keyboard Menu

Figure 30: Keyboard Macro Example

To Change the Video Settings

Figure 33: Single Mouse Cursor Message

Figure 34: (Tools) Options

Chapter 7 Virtual Media

Figure 35: Virtual Media Connection

Chapter 8 User Management

Figure 40: User List

Chapter 9 Device Management

Figure 51: Network Settings

Figure 52: Network Settings (Network Basic Settings)

Figure 53: Network Settings (Network Miscellaneous Settings)

Figure 64: Port Page (Target Server Settings for D2CIM-VUSB)

Chapter 10 Security Settings

Figure 65: Security Settings

Figure 66: Security Settings (Strong Passwords)

Figure 67: Security Settings (User Blocking)

Figure 68: Security Settings (Encryption & Share)

Figure 69: Security Settings (Encryption Mode Warning Message)

To Use IP Access Control

Chapter 11 Maintenance

Figure 71: Audit Log

Figure 75: Firmware Upgrade

Figure 76: Firmware Upgrade Review

Figure 77: Firmware Upgrade Successful

Figure 78: Upgrade Report

Figure 80: Reboot Confirmation

Figure 79: Reboot

Chapter 12 Diagnostics

To View Information about Your Network Interface

Figure 82: Network Statistics (Statistics)

Figure 84: Network Statistics (Route)

Figure 87: KX Diagnostics

Figure 88: Diagnostics Scripts

Figure 89: File Download

Chapter 13 KX II Local Console

Figure 90: Dominion KX II Local Console

Figure 92: Reset Button (Back of Unit)

Figure 91: Local User Panel on Dominion KX II

Figure 93: Local Console Port Access

To Configure the Local Port Settings

Figure 95: Factory Reset (Local Console Only)

Chapter 14 CC Unmanage

Figure 96: Device Managed by CC-SG Message

Figure 97: Remove from CC-SG Management

Figure 98: Confirm CC Unmanage

Figure 99: Device Removed from CC Management

Appendix A Specifications

Appendix B Updating the LDAP Schema

Figure 100: Change Schema Master

Figure 101: Create New Attribute

Figure 102: Adding the Attributes

Figure 103: Adding the Attributes to the Class

Figure 104: ADSI Edit

Figure 105: ADSI Edit (Cn=Users)

Figure 106: Administrator Properties (Attribute Editor)

Figure 107: User Properties

Figure 108: Edit Attribute (Adding User to KX II Group)