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141 Managing Your Remote Console Switch Using the On-board Web Interface
server properties, manage the local database, organize your system, and connect to
KVM sessions. See "Remote Console Switch Software Basic Operations" on page 65
and "Using the Viewer" on page 103.
Viewing and Configuring Remote Console Switch
Parameters
The Configure tab allows you to display a list of categories covering a wide
range of parameters for your Remote Console Switch. When a category is
selected from the list, the parameters associated with the category will be read
from the unit. You will then be able to modify those parameters and send the
changes securely back to the Remote Console Switch.
Changing Remote Console Switch Parameters
The Remote Console Switch category allows you to view the product type,
and serial number for the Remote Console Switch.
From the Network sub-category, you can choose either IPv4 (default) or IPv6
mode. You will be able to change the following network settings: IP Address,
Subnet Mask (when using IPv4 mode) or Prefix Length (when using IPv6
mode), and Gateway. You will also be able to choose a LAN Speed, specify up
to three IP addresses for DNS servers, and choose whether to assign a Static
(default) IP address or, when appropriate, a Dynamic IP address to the
Remote Console Switch.
NOTE: After changing Network settings, the Reboot Required button will be
displayed on all pages, indicating that the switch must be rebooted before the
changes will take effect. Click the button to reboot the switch.
The Sessions sub-category allows you to apply controls to your video sessions.
By enabling the Video session timeout option, you allow the Remote Console
Switch to close an inactive video session after a specified number of minutes.
The Video session preemption timeout option allows you to specify the time
(5 - 120 seconds) for which a preemption warning message appears before a
video session is preempted. For more information about preemption, see
"Preemption" on page 125. If this option is not enabled, preemption occurs
without warning.