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Product Overview 7
The Dell Remote Console Switches can authenticate using the standard
Active Directory schema, or the Dell Extended Schema in order to maximize
compatibility with all of your Dell hardware.
Interoperability with Avocent Products
The Remote Console Switch Software can also be used to manage some
Avocent brand switches allowing increased flexibility in the management of
syste
ms.
In addition, the Remote Console Switch Software includes support for
Avocent brand IQ Modules, expanding the range of server types that can be
managed. The addition of support for Avocent brand IQ modules means that
the following connections are now supported:
• PS/2 modules (Dell and Avocent modules available)
• USB modules (Dell and Avocent modules available)
• Serial modules (Avocent modules available)
• Sun modules (Avocent modules available)
• PS2M modules (Avocent modules available)
NOTE: Dell SIPs are not supported on directly connected Avocent brand switches.
- 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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