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7.2.3 Remote OSD Administration Tab (continued)
7. Administration
(continued)
Customization – I/O
Clicking the Attributes button in the I/O panel brings up a dialog box that
allows you to set the port operating systems and Quick View ports. These
settings can only be edited in the Local Console OSD or the Remote OSD.
You will not be able to edit them in the Web Management Interface. The
port numbers are listed in the column on the left and the port attributes
are shown to the right.
The first column to the right of the port numbers specifies the operating
system of the computer connected to the corresponding port. Click on this
field to toggle between PC, Mac1, Mac2 and Sun. The default is PC.
Note: If your Mac computer does not respond properly when Mac1 is
selected, you should set it to Mac2.
The next column shows whether the corresponding port is a Quick View
port. The default is Disable QV. To toggle Quick View status ON/OFF,
simply click on this field.
Customization – Reset on Exit, Reset Default Values and Clear Port
Names
Reset on Exit
Check the checkbox next to the Reset on Exit option and click the Apply
button to set the KVM up for reset upon logging out.
Note: This checkbox is automatically checked when Network settings have
been configured.
Reset Default Values
Click this button to restore all of the OSD settings to their default values.
(See page 56 for OSD default values.)
Clear Port Names
Click this button to delete all of the port names that have been entered in
the installation.
7.3 Web Management Interface
When logging into the KVM switch via web browser, you are first taken
to the Web Management Interface, with the General Information page
displayed. In addition to providing Windows Client and Java Applet
applications used in accessing the connected computers, the Web
Management Interface
allows administrators to configure the KVM
switch, view the log file and manage user accounts. This chapter discusses
the different sections found in the interface and how you can use them to
manage the KVM switch.
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