Minicom Advanced Systems 5UM70156 User Manual

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5UM70156 V1.1 12/05
KVM.net
User Guide
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Page 1 - User Guide

www.minicom.com International HQ Jerusalem, Israel Tel: + 972 2 535 9666 [email protected] North American HQ Linden, NJ, USA Tel: + 1 908 48621

Page 2 - USER GUIDE

USER GUIDE 9 3. Displaying the Web interface To display the Web interface: 1. Open your Web browser (Internet Explorer version 6.0 or higher). 2. Typ

Page 3 - Table of Contents

KVM.NET 10 4. Configuring the system components You must configure the system by inputting details of the: · KVM switches connected to IP Access unit

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USER GUIDE 11 Figure 5 KVM switch model list 2. From the list, select the KVM switch brands and models physically connected to your IP Access device

Page 5 - 1. Introduction

KVM.NET 12 Click here to expand the Target Sets list Figure 6 Target Sets menu 2. Right-click All Targets. appears. 3. Click . The following appea

Page 6 - 1.3 System components

USER GUIDE 13 The General tab elements Target Name - Type a unique name for each server in the system. (Once created you assign the servers to the IP

Page 7 - Figure 1 Pointer tab

KVM.NET 14 The system now has enough information about the Target server. The Users and Targets Sets tabs are explained later in section 5.4. Click

Page 8 - 2.2 Initial Settings

USER GUIDE 15 4.3.1 Assigning a name to an IP Access unit You must assign a name to an IP Access unit before associating the KVM switch and Target ser

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KVM.NET 16 4.3.1.2 The KVM Switches tab elements Click the KVM Switch tab. The following appears. Figure 11 KVM Switch tab The drop-down list consist

Page 10 - 3.1 IP Access status

USER GUIDE 17 To remove a Target name from a port: Click the green port number. The Target name disappears and the port number changes from green to r

Page 11 - Figure 4 Settings

KVM.NET 18 Enable DHCP – Enable DHCP to provide you with dynamic IP addressing for IP Access, if a DHCP server exist. Active – Enable/disable Network

Page 12 - 4.2 Creating Target servers

USER GUIDE 1 About this Document This document provides installation and operation instructions for the KVM.net Manager system produced by Minicom Ad

Page 13 - 5.7 on page 33)

USER GUIDE 19 4.3.1.6 The Advanced button Press . The following appears: Figure 15 Advanced parameters You can modify the performance settings - ban

Page 14 - 4.2.1 Mouse parameters

KVM.NET 20 4.4 Deleting an IP Access unit To delete an IP Access from the KVM.net system: 1. From the menu, click Devices a list of all IP Access uni

Page 15 - 4.2.2 Deleting Targets

USER GUIDE 21 5. Using the system – an overview You can create users with different access permissions and you can form users into groups. In the exam

Page 16 - Figure 10 General tab

KVM.NET 22 Note! Although users are members of the same Group, they can have different access permissions to Targets. E.g. some could be Users allowin

Page 17 - Figure 12 Targets tab

USER GUIDE 23 A User name cannot consist solely of periods (.) or spaces. Full Name - type the User’s real name Password / Confirm Password - type a p

Page 18 - Figure 13 Network tab

KVM.NET 24 Choose the Targets/Sets that the User can access. Only the permitted Targets appear when the User logs into the KVM.net interface. The All

Page 19 - Figure 14 The Serial tab

USER GUIDE 25 2. From the Toolbar, press . The User summary appears, see Figure 23. Figure 23 User summary You can expand the folders in the summary

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KVM.NET 26 Figure 25 General tab 3. Type a unique Group name. 5.2.1 The Members tab elements Click the Members tab. The following appears. Figure 26

Page 21 - KVM.NET

USER GUIDE 27 5.2.2 The Targets tab elements Press the Targets tab. The following appears. Figure 27 Targets tab Here you select Targets or Target Se

Page 22 - Target Set 8

KVM.NET 28 1. Select the Groups that the new User will be a member of. 2. Press the arrow. The groups move to the Member box. 3. Click . The new Use

Page 23 - 5.1 Creating a user

KVM.NET 2 Table of Contents 1. Introduction...4 1.1 Key

Page 24 - Figure 21 Targets tab

USER GUIDE 29 You can associate Users (red characters) or User Groups (blue characters) with this Target. To do so: 1. Select the Users or Groups. 2.

Page 25 - Figure 22 All Users list

KVM.NET 30 5.5 Creating a Target Set You can group Targets into sets. E.g. make a set of all financial servers in the system. To create a new Target

Page 26 - 5.2 Creating a User Group

USER GUIDE 31 5.5.3 The Users tab elements Click the Users tab. The following appears. Figure 32 The Users tab To associate Users or User Groups with

Page 27 - Figure 26 Members tab

KVM.NET 32 Deleting from the working area: 1. From the menu, click Target Sets. The Sets appear in the working area. 2. Check the Set boxes to be del

Page 28 - 5.3 Adding Users to a Group

USER GUIDE 33 5.7 Creating Profiles You can create Target Profiles and IP Access Profiles, with particular configuration settings such as Descriptio

Page 29 - Figure 29 Users tab

KVM.NET 34 Select the desired settings and click . The profile appears in the list of Target Profiles. When creating Targets – see section 4.2 you c

Page 30 - 5.4.2 Deleting a User Group

USER GUIDE 35 5.7.2.2 The Network tab elements Click the Network tab. The following appears. Figure 38 Network tab Here you configure and modify Netw

Page 31 - 5.5 Creating a Target Set

KVM.NET 36 5.7.2.3 The Serial tab elements Click the Serial tab. The following appears. Figure 39 The Serial tab Here you define the console paramete

Page 32 - 5.5.4 Deleting a Target Set

USER GUIDE 37 6. Maintenance features You can upgrade the firmware of the KVM.net and all connected IP Access units. You can also backup the KVM.net M

Page 33 - Figure 33 Target Sets

KVM.NET 38 Figure 42 Backup 6.2.1 The backup elements Activate backup schedule - Check the box to activate the backup schedule. Credentials for back

Page 34 - 5.7 Creating Profiles

USER GUIDE 3 5.5 Creating a Target Set...30 5.5.1 The General tab elem

Page 35 - Figure 37 KVM Switch tab

USER GUIDE 39 7. Account policy You have a number of different policy options: · Password · Account blocking · Idle timeout To set these options:

Page 36 - Figure 38 Network tab

KVM.NET 40 Standard Policy password: · Any 6 characters · Must not include the user name None: You can write any character and any number of charact

Page 37 - Figure 39 The Serial tab

USER GUIDE 41 8. General Administration of the system The following sections explain how to update and exit, reboot, shutdown the system. You can als

Page 38 - 6. Maintenance features

KVM.NET 42 8.3 Rebooting KVM.net Manager system There is no option to reboot the KVM.net Manager system from the navigation area since no update requ

Page 39 - 6.2.1 The backup elements

USER GUIDE 43 9. Accessing the system as a User Once the Administrator has set up and configured the KVM.net system, Users can access the system. For

Page 40 - 7. Account policy

KVM.NET 44 9.2 Connecting to a Target server To connect to a Target server: From the Name list click the Target. The Target’s screen appears. 9.2.1

Page 41 - 7.3 Idle timeout

USER GUIDE 45 11. Technical Specifications Form factor Rack Rack height 1U Network connectors 2 x RJ45 Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, XML, Telnet, SSH Seria

Page 42 - 8.1 Updating the system

KVM.NET 46 Appendix A IP AccessIdentifying Name -e.g.by location___________MAC address______________Switch type___________Number of ports_______KVM sw

Page 43 - 8.5 Activity Log

USER GUIDE 47 Regional Offices Germany Kiel Tel: + 49 431 668 7933 [email protected] France Vincennes Tel: + 33 1 49 57 00 00 info.france@min

Page 44 - 9.1 Status column

KVM.NET 4 1. Introduction KVM.net Manager is a robust central management appliance that provides reliable and secure management of business-critical s

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USER GUIDE 5 1.2 Terminology Targets - The computers/servers that are accessed remotely via the KVM.net Manager. Client Computer - The PC running the

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KVM.NET 6 Note! For Windows XP For Windows XP deactivate Enhanced pointer precision. To do so: From the Control Panel select Printers and Other Hardw

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USER GUIDE 7 2. Connecting and setting up the system Once the IP Access systems are set up in their locations, you can connect the KVM.net Manager and

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KVM.NET 8 3. Enter the IP address, Default Gateway, and Netmask, obtained from your System Administrator. 4. Press OK. The command prompt appears.

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