Dual Video Port Groups

Servers with dual video cards can be remotely accessed with an extended desktop configuration, which is available to remote users. This is done by creating dual port video groups.

Extended desktop configurations allow you to view the target server desktop across two monitors vs. the standard single monitor view.

Once a dual port video group is selected, all port channels in that group open simultaneously.

See Dual Port Video Configuration Steps

Review the information in this section for important information regarding dual port video groups.

Note: Dual port video groups are not supported by models with only one KVM channel such as KX3-108 and KX3-116 models.

In This Section

Recommendations for Dual Port Video

Dual Video Port Group Supported Mouse Modes

CIMs Required for Dual Video Support

Dual Port Video Group Usability Notes

Permissions and Dual Video Port Group Access

Example Dual Port Video Group Configuration

Dual Port Video Configuration Steps

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

See Also

KX III Administrator Help

Overview

KX III Installation and Configuration

Rack PDU (Power Strip) Outlet Control

USB Profiles

User Management

Device Management

Security Management

Maintenance

Diagnostics

KX III Local Console - KX III Administration Functions

Command Line Interface (CLI)

Updating the LDAP Schema