Configuring and Using Dual Port Video in CC-SG

The dual video port is represented to CC-SG as an out-of-band KVM port. While the ports are in a group, the following configuration notes will apply.

Configuring the primary port will also configure the secondary port. Control is disabled for the secondary port. You can connect or disconnect only from the primary port. Select the connection application only from the primary port. Your application selection will be applied to the secondary port.

You must configure both ports when importing a dual video port group, or the operation will fail. The error message will indicate that both primary and secondary ports for a dual display port group must be configured.

When deleting a port that is part of a dual video port group, delete the primary port. Deleting the primary port will also delete the secondary port.

When deleting the ports using a CSV file import, you must specify both ports or the operation will fail.

You can connect or disconnect only from the node associated with the primary port (primary node). You can add interfaces to the primary node only. Control is disabled for the node associated with the secondary port.

When selecting nodes for a group, selecting one of the dual video ports will automatically select the other. The ports can only be added or removed from groups as a pair.

Bookmarks and direct connection URLs are available for both primary node and secondary node of a dual video port group, but connections to secondary nodes are not successful. Connection requests to secondary nodes are rejected.

The notification to a user trying to connect via bookmark or URL to a secondary port is: "Connection to port denied. Contact your system administrator."

You must have permission to access both ports/nodes in the dual video port group. Best practice is to make sure both the primary and secondary node are added to the same node group in CC-SG.

If you do not have permission to access both ports, the Admin Client will show the primary node, but disable all controls, and display a message in the Info section of the node profile indicating user needs access to secondary port node also. The Access Client will show the primary node, but disable all hyperlinks and controls, and display a message indicating that user needs access to the secondary port node also.

When KX2 is operating in device-level Private Mode, the KX2 rejects both connection requests if either port is busy. This behavior also occurs when VM-Share mode requires exclusive access.

When KVM session limits are enabled, two sessions must be available for the user, or both connections are denied.

See Also

Dominion KX2 Dual Video Port Setup and Recommendations

Overview

Example Dual Port Video Group Configuration

Recommendations for Dual Port Video

Supported Mouse Modes

CIMs Required for Dual Video Support

Dual Port Video Group Usability Notes

Permissions and Dual Video Port Group Access

Raritan Client Navigation when Using Dual Video Port Groups

Direct Port Access and Dual Port Video Groups

Dual Port Video Groups Displayed on the Ports Page