Servers

Question

Answer

Does Dominion KX III depend on a Windows server to operate?

Absolutely not. Because users depend on the KVM infrastructure to always be available in any scenario whatsoever (as they will likely need to use the KVM infrastructure to fix problems), Dominion KX III is designed to be completely independent from any external server.

What should I do to prepare a server for connection to Dominion KX III?

Set the mouse parameter options to provide users with the best mouse synchronization and turn off screensavers and any power management features that affect screen display.

What about mouse synchronization?

In the past, KVM-over-IP mouse synchronization was a frustrating experience. The Dominion KX III’s Absolute Mouse Synchronization provides for a tightly synchronized mouse without requiring server mouse setting changes on Windows and Apple® Mac servers. For other servers, the Intelligent Mouse mode or the speedy, single mouse mode can be used to avoid changing the server mouse settings.

What comes in the Dominion KX III box?

The following is included: (1) Dominion KX III unit, (2) Quick Setup Guide, (3) standard 19" rack mount brackets, (4) user manual CD-ROM, (6) localized AC line cord and (7) warranty certificate and other documentation.

See Also

Frequently Asked Questions

General FAQs

Remote Access

Universal Virtual Media

Bandwidth and KVM-over-IP Performance

IPv6 Networking

Blade Servers

Installation

Local Port - KX IIII

Extended Local Port

Dual Power Supplies

Intelligent Power Distribution Unit (PDU) Control

Ethernet and IP Networking

Local Port Consolidation, Tiering and Cascading

Computer Interface Modules (CIMs)

Security

Smart Cards and CAC Authentication

Manageability

Documentation and Support

Miscellaneous