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KVM Over the NET™ User Manual
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Stacking and Rack Mounting
The KVM Over the NET™ switch can be stacked on the desktop or rack
mounted in a variety of ways. The following sections take you through the
procedures for each method.
Stacking
The KVM Over the NET™ switch can be placed on any appropriate level
surface that can safely support its weight plus the weight of its attached cables.
To place the switch, or to stack units if you are daisy-chaining them, remove
the backing material from the bottom of the rubber feet that came with your
package, and stick them onto the switch’s bottom panel at the corners, as
shown in the diagram, below:
Note: To ensure adequate ventilation, allow at least 5.1 cm on each side, and
12.7 cm behind the unit for power cord and cable clearance.
- KVM Over the NET™ 1
- KN1108v / KN1116v 1
- User Manual 1
- FCC, CE Information 2
- SJ/T 11364-2006 2
- User Information 3
- Package Contents 4
- Contents 5
- The User Interface 6
- Download 10
- Port Operation 10
- The Log Server 10
- Appendix 11
- About This Manual 13
- Conventions 14
- → Run means 14
- Product Information 15
- Introduction 17
- Features 19
- Ease-to-Use Interface 20
- Advanced Security 20
- Virtual Media 21
- Virtual Remote Desktop 21
- V-Series Exclusive 21
- System Requirements 22
- KVM Adapter Cables 23
- Operating Systems 24
- Browsers 24
- Components 25
- KN1108v Rear View 27
- KN1116v Rear View 27
- Hardware Setup 29
- Stacking and Rack Mounting 30
- Chapter 2. Hardware Setup 33
- Single Stage Installation 35
- Two Stage Installation 41
- Hot Plugging 43
- Powering Off and Restarting 43
- Port ID Numbering 44
- Port Selection 44
- Super Administrator Setup 45
- Network Setup 47
- Moving On 50
- Logging In 51
- Browser Login 53
- Windows Client AP Login 54
- The File Menu 57
- Java Client AP Login 58
- Connecting – Java Client AP 60
- Page Components 62
- The Tab Bar 63
- Laptop USB Console Main Page 64
- The AP GUI Main Page 65
- The Control Panel 68
- √ appears on the icon 71
- Video Settings 82
- The Message Board 85
- Settings are as follows: 91
- The On-Screen Keyboard 92
- Mouse Pointer Type 94
- Power Over the Net™ 95
- Mouse DynaSync Mode 96
- → Automatic for 97
- Control Panel Configuration 98
- The Java Control Panel 100
- Port Access 101
- KVM Over the NET™ User Manual 102
- The Sidebar 103
- Sidebar Utilities 104
- Port/Outlet Naming 105
- Device Level 108
- Port Level 109
- COM Ports – Connections Page 111
- Port Property 112
- Associated Link 113
- Accessing the COM Ports 114
- The Main Panel – PON View 115
- Chapter 6. Port Access 117
- The Main Panel – Group View 118
- Outlet Settings 119
- The Blade Configuration Page 120
- Associating Ports 121
- Unassociating Ports 123
- Favorites 125
- User Preferences 127
- Sessions 129
- Device Level AP GUI Interface 132
- Port Level AP GUI Interface 133
- Saving Changes 134
- Port Configuration 135
- User Management 143
- Adding Users 145
- Modifying User Accounts 149
- Deleting User Accounts 149
- Creating Groups 150
- Modifying Groups 152
- Deleting Groups 152
- Users and Groups 153
- Chapter 7. User Management 155
- Device Assignment 157
- √ ) indicates 158
- Device Management 161
- Operating Mode 162
- Chapter 8. Device Management 163
- Security 178
- 192.168.0.126/abcdefg 182
- Account Policy 183
- Date/Time 189
- PON Devices 191
- Outlet Configuration 192
- Blade Servers 193
- Blade Server Setup 194
- Web Access 195
- Chapter 9 197
- Log Information 198
- Log Notification Settings 200
- Maintenance 201
- Main Firmware Upgrade 202
- Firmware Upgrade Recovery 203
- Upgrade Adapters 204
- Adapter Firmware Info 207
- Display Information 208
- Update Adapter Display Info 208
- Chapter 10. Maintenance 209
- Backup/Restore 210
- Ping Host 212
- System Operation 213
- Connecting to a Port 218
- The Port Toolbar 219
- The Toolbar Icons 220
- Toolbar Hotkey Port Switching 221
- GUI Hotkey Summary Table 223
- Panel Array Mode 224
- Panel Array Toolbar 225
- Multiuser Operation 226
- Users and Buses 227
- Starting Up 230
- The Menu Bar 231
- Maintenance: 233
- The Log Server Main Screen 235
- The Event Panel 236
- The List Panel 236
- Rack Mounting 239
- Stacking 239
- Consignes de sécurité 240
- Montage sur bâti 242
- Technical Support 244
- Specifications (English) 245
- Function KN1108v KN1116v 246
- Technische Daten (Deutsch) 247
- Funktion KN1108v KN1116v 248
- Troubleshooting 249
- Mouse Problems 251
- Web Browser 253
- → Delete Files 253
- → Clear Private Data 253
- → To o ls → Manage 254
- → Internet 254
- Sun Systems 256
- Mac Systems 256
- Redhat Systems 257
- Panel -Array Mode 257
- IP Address Determination 260
- Link Local IPv6 Address 262
- → Device 262
- 2001::74ff:fe6e:59 263
- Port Forwarding 264
- Keyboard Emulation 265
- Sun Keyboard 266
- PPP Modem Operation 267
- → Network Connections → 268
- Navigation 269
- Operation 270
- Switch Level Configuration 270
- Port Level Configuration 271
- Windows: 272
- → Mouse → 272
- → Mouse) 273
- Sun / Linux 273
- Trusted Certificates 275
- Installing the Certificate 276
- Certificate Trusted 277
- → Advanced 278
- Examples 279
- Importing the Files 279
- Clear Login Information 280
- Factory Default Settings 281
- Supported KVM Switches 282
- Virtual Media Support 283
- Limited Warranty 284
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