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98 Virtual Media
Virtual CD/DVD Drive
The CD/DVD drive section allows a user to select which drive to map to the
virtual CD/DVD. It includes radio buttons for selecting the type of device
(CD/DVD or ISO image), as well as a browse button used for selecting the
*.iso image file. Only one device in the CD/DVD drive section can be
connected at one time.
To connect a CD/DVD device to the virtual media drive:
1
Select
Compact Disk
.
2
(Optional) Select
Read Only
.
3
Click
Connect CD/DVD
.
To connect a CD/DVD image file to the virtual media drive:
1
Select
ISO image
.
2
Click
Browse
and select the desired image *.iso file.
NOTE: Image files are always read only.
3
Click
Connect CD/DVD
.
To disconnect any device or image file from the virtual media device:
Click Disconnect CD/DVD.
Virtual Media Connection Status
The status section displays specific information about the virtual media
connections. If there is no current connection, the columns will read “No
connection” or “n/a” as applicable.
If there is a current connection, the status section displays the following
information:
• Target Drive - the virtual device connected to the target server
• Connected To - the name of the local drive connected to the virtual device
• Read Bytes - the number of bytes read by the target server from the local
device
• Write Bytes - the number of bytes written to the local device by the target
server
- Dell™ Remote Console Switch 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Safety Precautions 13
- Rack Mounting of Systems 15
- LAN Options 16
- Product Overview 17
- Security 19
- Encryption 19
- Operation Modes 20
- Benefits 21
- Easy to Install and Configure 22
- IPv4 and IPv6 Capabilities 22
- Product Overview 7 23
- 8 Product Overview 24
- Installation 25
- Getting Started 26
- Keyboards 27
- Setting Up Your Network 27
- Installation 13 29
- Installation 15 31
- 18 Installation 34
- Network Configuration 34
- Installation 19 35
- Installation 23 39
- Video Optimization 40
- Mouse Acceleration 40
- Connecting a SIP 40
- Adding a Cascade Switch 42
- Installation 27 43
- Adding a PEM (Optional) 46
- Installation 31 47
- Analog User 47
- Connecting to the Network 48
- Supported Browsers 48
- 34 Installation 50
- Analog Ports 51
- Selecting Devices 53
- Soft Switching 53
- Changing the Display Behavior 57
- Figure 3-3. Menu Dialog Box 58
- Setting Console Security 59
- Controlling the Status Flag 61
- Figure 3-5. Flag Dialog Box 62
- Assigning Device Types 63
- Assigning Device Names 65
- Configuring Network Settings 66
- Console Switch will reboot 67
- Scanning Your System 68
- Figure 3-12. Scan Dialog Box 69
- Running System Diagnostics 72
- Broadcasting to Servers 73
- Power Controlling Devices 75
- PDUs window 76
- PDU Settings window 76
- PDU Inlets window 77
- PDU Outlets window 78
- Using the Viewer 81
- Viewer Window Features 83
- Adjusting the Viewer 84
- Using the Viewer 69 85
- Using the Viewer 71 87
- Figure 4-6. Viewer Scaling 87
- Adjusting the Video Quality 88
- Adjusting the Mouse 90
- Setting Mouse Scaling 91
- Minimizing Mouse Trailing 92
- Improving Mouse Performance 92
- Scanning Your Servers 93
- Using the Viewer 79 95
- Using the Viewer 81 97
- Session Options - General Tab 98
- Screen Capturing 99
- Preemption 100
- Administrator 101
- Connection Sharing 102
- Exclusive Mode 103
- 88 Using the Viewer 104
- Virtual Media 105
- Virtual Media 91 107
- 92 Virtual Media 108
- (continued) 109
- 3 Click Save 110
- Launching Virtual Media 111
- 96 Virtual Media 112
- Tools - Virtual Media 112
- Virtual Floppy Drive 113
- Virtual CD/DVD Drive 114
- Resetting the USB Bus 115
- 100 Virtual Media 116
- Managing Your Remote Console 117
- Interface 117
- Parameters 118
- Setting Up User Accounts 120
- Figure 6-2. Users Window 122
- Figure 6-3. Add User Window 122
- Figure 6-6 128
- Traps Window 128
- Modifying a Server Name 129
- Information 132
- SIPs Subcategory 133
- Upgrading Firmware 136
- Controlling User Status 139
- Rebooting Your System 141
- Managing User Databases 142
- Installing a Web Certificate 144
- Managing PDUs 145
- Accessing the AMP 149
- Using the Resync Wizard 153
- LDAP Feature for the Remote 155
- Console Switch 155
- Domain Controller Computers 156
- Object Classes 156
- Attributes 157
- Schema Extensions 157
- Standard Installation 159
- Configuring DNS Settings 160
- Enabling LDAP Authentication 162
- LDAP SSL Certificates 165
- Login Timeout 170
- Configuring Group Objects 171
- Appliance Admin.” 172
- Operation KVM Appliance 173
- KVM User Admin KVM User 173
- RCS Device Object(s) 177
- Privilege Object 177
- Association Object 177
- User(s) Group(s) 177
- RCS Privilege Object 177
- User1 User2 User3 RCS1 RCS2 179
- Priv1 Priv2 179
- Domain 2Domain 1 179
- Extensions to Access Your RCS 180
- Computers Snap-In (Optional) 181
- Creating a SIP Object 182
- Creating a Privilege Object 182
- Implementation 186
- Frequently Asked Questions 187
- 4.0, Windows 2000, or 188
- Appendix A: Remote Console 191
- Switch Software Keyboard and 191
- Mouse Shortcuts 191
- Appendix B: TCP Ports 195
- 180 Appendix B: TCP Ports 196
- MIB Groups 198
- SNMP Trap Object Group 202
- Enterprise Traps 211
- Appendix D: FLASH Upgrades 227
- interface 229
- Appendix E: Technical 233
- Specifications 233
- Appendix F: Technical Support 237
- Numerics 239
- Index 225 241
- Index 227 243
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