Option
Task Description
Alert Type drop-down menu It is used to select the alert types shown on the list.
Available options: SNMP Trap and e-mail.
Event Severity drop-down menu
It is used to select the alert severity shown on the list.
Destination IP This option is only available when the Alert Type is
SNMP Trap. And it is used to set the SNMP address
of alert destination.
Email Address This option is only available when the Alert Type is
Email. And it is used to set the e-mail address of
alert destination.
Subject
This option is only available when the Alert Type is
Email. And it is used to set the e-mail subject of
alert destination.
Message This option is only available when the Alert Type is
Email. And it is used to set the e-mail message of
alert destination.
Step 3. After setting the alerts, click Save button to activate the settings and list them on the alert lists.
Conguration of Mouse Mode Setting
Step 1. Click Mouse Mode to open the Mouse Mode Setting window. The redirection console can use one
of the methods mentioned below to set the mouse mode (from local windows to remote screens):
• Absolute Mode: Selecting the Absolute Mode will send the absolute position of local mouse to
server. This mode is suitable for Windows operating system.
• Relative Mode: Selecting the Relative Mode will send the relative movement of local mouse
to server. This mode is suitable for Linux operating system.
Step 2. Click Save to apply the selected mode.
Conguration of Network Settings
The Network Settings page is used to congure the network settings. It includes the following options:
• Automatic (Obtain an IP address automatically): Automatically obtain the IP address (use DHCP).
• Manual (Use the following IP addresses): Manually congure IP address.
The table below lists the available options on this page:
Option
Task Description
MAC Address The MAC address of the devices (Read Only)
IP Address
Select the type of the IP address by radio button. If
you want to congure the static IP, enter the requested
address, subnet mask and gateway into the given elds.
Notes:
• The IP address is composed of four numbers and
separated by period (.). For example, “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”.
• “xxx” falls in between 0 and 255.
• The rst “xxx” should not be 0.
Save button Click it to save the changes.
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