Index
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X Y Z
A
A. AC Power
Absolute Mouse Mode
Accessing a Target Server
Accessing Telnet from a Windows PC
Accessing the Dominion KSX Using CLI
Adding a New User
Adding a New User Group
Adding Attributes to the Class
Adding, Editing and Deleting Favorites
Administering the Dominion KSX Console Server Configuration Commands
AES 256 Prerequisites and Supported Configurations for Java
Apple Macintosh Settings
Assign an IP Address
Assigning a Name to the PX
Associating KVM and Serial Target Servers to Outlets (Port Page)
Audit Log
Authentication Settings
Auto-Sense Video Settings
Available Resolutions
B
B. Network Port
Backup and Restore
C
C. Local User Port (Local PC) and Local Admin Port
Calibrating Color
CC Unmanage
CC-SG
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/ISO Images
Certified Modems for UNIX, Linux and MPC
Changing a Password
Changing the Default Password
Changing the Keyboard Layout Code (Sun Targets)
Checking Your Browser for AES Encryption
CIMs
CLI Commands
CLI Prompts
CLI Syntax -Tips and Shortcuts
Client Dial-Up Networking Configuration
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Common Commands for All Command Line Interface Levels
Completion of Command
Computer Interface Modules (CIMs)
Conditions when Read/Write is Not Available
Configure KVM and Serial Ports
Configuring Direct Port Access
Configuring Event Management - Destinations
Configuring Event Management - Settings
Configuring Network
Connect Commands
Connecting the Dominion PX
Connecting to a KVM Target Server
Connecting to Virtual Media
Connection
Connection Properties
Connectivity
Create User Groups and Users
Creating a New Attribute
D
D. KVM Target Server Ports
Date/Time Settings
DB25F Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts
DB25M Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts
DB9F Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts
DB9M Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts
Default Login Information
Dell OpTiplex and Dimension Computers
Desktop Background
Device Diagnostics
Device Information
Device Management
Device Services
Diagnostics
Disconnecting KVM and Serial Targets
Disconnecting Virtual Media
Discover Devices - Dominion KSX Subnet
Discover Devices - Local Subnet
Distances for Serial Devices
Dominion KSX Console Layout
Dominion KSX Help
Dominion KSX Local Console
Dominion KSX Local Console Factory Reset
Dominion KSX Local Console Interface
Dominion KSX Local Console Local Port Settings
Dominion KSX Local Console Support Languages
Dominion KSX Local Console: Dominion KSX Devices
Dominion KSX Overview
Dominion KSX Remote Console Interface
Dominion KSX Serial RJ-45 Pinouts
E
E. Power Strip
Editing rciusergroup Attributes for User Members
Electrical Specifications
Enabling Telnet
Encryption & Share
Environmental Requirements
Ethernet and IP Networking
Event Management
External Product Overview
F
F. Serial Target Ports
FAQs
Favorites List Page
File Server Setup (File Server ISO Images Only)
French Keyboard
From LDAP/LDAPS
From Microsoft Active Directory
G
General Questions
Group-Based IP ACL (Access Control List)
H
Hardware
Help Options
Hot Keys and Connect Keys
I
IBM AIX 5.3 Settings
Implementing LDAP/LDAPS Remote Authentication
Implementing RADIUS Remote Authentication
Informational Notes
Initial Configuration Using CLI
Installation
Installation and Configuration
Intelligent Mouse Mode
Interface Command
Introduction
IP Access Control
J
Java
Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
K
Key Combinations and the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
Keyboard Language Preference (Fedora Linux Clients)
Keyboard Macros
Keyboard Options
Keyboards
KVM Properties
L
LAN Interface Settings
Launching MPC from a Web Browser
Launching the Dominion KSX Remote Console
Linux Settings (Red Hat 4)
Linux Settings (Red Hat 9)
Local Drives
Local Port
Local Port Administration
Local Serial Port Connection to the Dominion KSX
Logging On
Logging Out
Login Limitations
Low Bandwidth KVM Settings
M
Macintosh Keyboard
Maintenance
Maintenance Features (Local/Remote Console)
Make Linux Settings Permanent
Make UNIX Settings Permanent
Managability
Manage Favorites Page
Managing Favorites
Miscellaneous
Modem Configuration
Modem Settings
Modifying an Existing User
Modifying an Existing User Group
Mouse Options
Mouse Pointer Synchronization
Mouse Pointer Synchronization (Fedora)
Mouse Settings
Multi-Platform Client Interface
N
Name Command
Navigation of the CLI
Network Basic Settings
Network Interface Page
Network Settings
Network Speed Settings
Network Statistics Page
Non-US Keyboards
Note on Microsoft Active Directory
Note to CC-SG Users
Note to CC-SG Users
Note to CC-SG Users
O
Opening RSC from the Remote Console
Operating System Mouse and Video Settings
Overview
Overview
Overview
Overview
Overview
Overview
Overview
P
Package Contents
Physical Specifications
Ping Host Page
Port Access Page
Port Action Menu - KVM and Serial Ports
Port Configuration Page
Port Keywords
Port Settings
Port Sharing Using CLI
Ports Used
Power Control
Power Control
Power Control
Power Controlling a Target Server
Prerequisites for Using Virtual Media
Product Features
Product Photos
Proxy Mode and MPC
R
RADIUS Communication Exchange Specifications
Raritan Serial Console (RSC)
Rebooting
Refresh Screen
Related Documentation
Relationship Between Users and Groups
Reliable Connectivity
Remote Access
Remote Authentication
Remote Connection
Removing a Dominion KSX from CC-SG Management
Resetting the Dominion KSX Using the Reset Button
Resolving Fedora Core Focus
Returning to the Dominion KSX Local Console Interface
Returning User Group Information
Returning User Group Information from Active Directory Server
Returning User Group Information via RADIUS
S
Scalability
Security
Security and Authentication
Security Issues
Security Management
Security Settings
Send Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Serial Access
Server Display
Servers
Setting CIM Keyboard/Mouse Options
Setting Emulation on a Target
Setting Network Parameters
Setting Parameters
Setting Permissions
Setting Permissions for an Individual Group
Setting Port Permissions
Setting the Registry to Permit Write Operations to the Schema
Simultaneous Users
Single Mouse Cursor
Software
Specifications
SSH Access from a UNIX/Linux Workstation
SSH Access from a Windows PC (Shared KSX II, KX II 101, SX)
SSH Connection to the Dominion KSX
Standard Mouse Mode
Step 1: Configure KVM Target Servers
Step 2: Configure Network Firewall Settings
Step 3: Connect the Equipment
Step 4: Configure the Dominion KSX
Step 5 (Optional): Configure Keyboard Language
Strong Passwords
Sun Solaris Settings
Supported Browsers
Supported Keyboard Languages
Supported Operating Systems (Clients)
Supported Operating Systems and CIMs (KVM Target Servers)
Supported Protocols
Supported Video Resolutions
SUSE Linux 10.1 Settings
SUSE/VESA Video Modes
Switching Between KVM Target Servers
T
Target BIOS Boot Time with Virtual Media
Target Connections and the CLI
Target Server Connection Distance and Video Resolution
Telnet Connection to the Dominion KSX
Terminology
Tool Options
Trace Route to Host Page
U
Universal Virtual Media
Updating the LDAP/LDAPS Schema
Updating the Schema Cache
Upgrade History
Upgrading CIMs
Upgrading Firmware
User Authentication Process
User Authentication Settings
User Blocking
User Group List
User Groups
User Interfaces
User List
User Management
Users
Users, Groups, and Access Permissions
Using the Dominion KSX Local Console
Using the VKC
Using Virtual Media
V
Video Properties
View Options
Virtual KVM Client (VKC)
Virtual KVM Client Version Not Known from CC-SG Proxy Mode
Virtual Media Not Refreshed After Files Added
Virtual Media
Virtual Media
Virtual Media
VKC Toolbar
W
Windows 2000 Dial-Up Networking Configuration
Windows 2000 Settings
Windows 3-Button Mouse on Linux Targets
Windows NT Dial-Up Networking Configuration
Windows Vista Settings
Windows XP Dial-Up Networking Configuration
Windows XP®/Windows 2003®
Working with Target Servers