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NOTE: Changes made to the status flag position are not saved until you click OK in
the Flag dialog box.
7
Click
OK
to save settings.
or
Click
X
to exit without saving changes.
Setting the Interface Language
You can change the OSCAR interface to any one of 4 supported languages by
selecting your chosen language in the Language dialog box.
To change the OSCAR interface language:
1
Press <Print Screen>
to launch the OSCAR interface. The
Main
dialog
box appears.
2
Click
Setup - Language
. The
Language
dialog box displays.
Figure 3-6. Language Dialog Box
3
Click to select the language you want the OSCAR interface to appear in.
4
Click
OK
to accept the change you have made and return to the
Setup
dialog box. The
Setup
dialog box displays in the language you have
selected.
Assigning Device Types
The Remote Console Switch automatically discovers cascaded KVM
switches, but you need to specify the number of ports on the cascaded switch
through the Devices dialog box. An Sw-8 or Sw-24 in the Ty p e category for
- Dell™ Remote Console Switch 1
- System User’s Guide 1
- Contents 4
- Contents xiii 13
- Safety Precautions 14
- Rack Mounting of Systems 16
- LAN Options 17
- Product Overview 18
- Product Overview 2 19
- Security 20
- Encryption 20
- Operation Modes 21
- FLASH Upgradeable 21
- Benefits 22
- IPv4 and IPv6 Capabilities 23
- Installation 25
- Getting Started 27
- Setting Up Your Network 28
- Keyboards 28
- Installation 12 29
- Installation 14 31
- 15 Installation 32
- Network Configuration 35
- Installation 20 37
- Video Optimization 41
- Mouse Acceleration 41
- Connecting a SIP 41
- Adding a Cascade Switch 43
- Adding a PEM (Optional) 47
- Connecting to the Network 49
- Supported Browsers 49
- Supported Operating Systems 50
- Analog Ports 53
- Selecting Devices 55
- Soft Switching 55
- Changing the Display Behavior 59
- Figure 3-3. Menu Dialog Box 60
- Setting Console Security 61
- Controlling the Status Flag 63
- Figure 3-5. Flag Dialog Box 64
- Assigning Device Types 65
- Assigning Device Names 67
- Configuring Network Settings 68
- Console Switch will reboot 69
- Scanning Your System 70
- Figure 3-12. Scan Dialog Box 71
- Running System Diagnostics 74
- Broadcasting to Servers 75
- Power Controlling Devices 77
- PDUs window 78
- PDU Settings window 78
- PDU Inlets window 79
- PDU Outlets window 80
- Basic Operations 82
- Explorer Window Features 84
- Remote Console Switch 85
- Changing General Properties 95
- VNC properties 102
- RDP properties 104
- General options 106
- HTTP/HTTPS options 108
- VNC options 108
- RDP options 109
- Organizing Your System 110
- Modifying Custom Field Names 112
- Creating Folders 112
- Deleting and Renaming 114
- Managing Your Local Databases 117
- Exporting a Database 118
- Loading a Database 119
- Using the Viewer 120
- Using the Viewer 104 121
- Interface 122
- Using the Viewer 106 123
- Viewer Window Features 124
- Adjusting the Viewer 125
- Using the Viewer 110 127
- Figure 5-7. Viewer Scaling 128
- Adjusting the Video Quality 129
- Setting Mouse Scaling 132
- Minimizing Mouse Trailing 133
- Improving Mouse Performance 133
- Scanning Your Servers 134
- Using the Viewer 118 135
- Using the Viewer 120 137
- Using the Viewer 122 139
- Session Options - General Tab 140
- Screen Capturing 141
- Preemption 142
- Administrator 143
- Connection Sharing 143
- Exclusive Mode 144
- Using the Viewer 128 145
- Virtual Media 146
- Virtual Media 130 147
- Virtual Media 134 151
- 3 Click Save 151
- Launching Virtual Media 152
- Virtual Media 136 153
- Virtual Floppy Drive 154
- Virtual CD/DVD Drive 155
- Resetting the USB Bus 156
- Managing Your Remote Console 157
- Parameters 158
- Setting Up User Accounts 160
- Figure 7-2. Users Window 162
- Figure 7-3. Add User Window 162
- Figure 7-6 168
- Traps Window 168
- Modifying a Server Name 169
- Information 172
- SIPs Subcategory 173
- Upgrading Firmware 176
- Controlling User Status 179
- Rebooting Your System 181
- Managing User Databases 182
- Installing a Web Certificate 184
- Managing PDUs 185
- Accessing the AMP 188
- Using the Resync Wizard 192
- LDAP Feature for the Remote 194
- Console Switch 194
- Domain Controller Computers 195
- Object Classes 195
- Attributes 196
- Schema Extensions 196
- Standard Installation 198
- Configuring DNS Settings 199
- Enabling LDAP Authentication 201
- LDAP SSL Certificates 204
- Login Timeout 209
- Configuring Group Objects 210
- Appliance Admin.” 211
- Operation KVM Appliance 212
- KVM User Admin KVM User 212
- RCS Device Object(s) 216
- Privilege Object 216
- Association Object 216
- User(s) Group(s) 216
- RCS Privilege Object 216
- User1 User2 User3 RCS1 RCS2 218
- Priv1 Priv2 218
- Domain 2Domain 1 218
- Extensions to Access Your RCS 219
- Computers Snap-In (Optional) 220
- Creating a SIP Object 221
- Creating a Privilege Object 221
- Implementation 225
- Frequently Asked Questions 226
- 4.0, Windows 2000, or 227
- Console Switch Software 229
- Appendix B: Remote Console 230
- Switch Software Keyboard and 230
- Mouse Shortcuts 230
- Appendix C: TCP Ports 233
- MIB Groups 235
- SNMP Trap Object Group 239
- Enterprise Traps 248
- Appendix E: FLASH Upgrades 264
- Appendix F: Technical 270
- Specifications 270
- Appendix G: Technical Support 274
- Numerics 275
- Index 260 277
- Index 262 279
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