Raritan Computer DKX2-v2.6.0-0R-E Benutzerhandbuch
Appendix E: Informational Notes
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Windows 2000 Composite USB Device Behavior for Virtual Media
The Windows 2000
®
operating system does not support USB composite
devices, like Raritan’s D2CIM-VUSB, in the same manner as
non-composite USB devices.
non-composite USB devices.
As a result, the “Safely Remove Hardware” system tray icon does not
appear for drives mapped by the D2CIM-VUSB and a warning message
may appear when disconnecting the device. Raritan has not observed
any problems or issues from this message, however.
appear for drives mapped by the D2CIM-VUSB and a warning message
may appear when disconnecting the device. Raritan has not observed
any problems or issues from this message, however.
Raritan’s US engineering department has developed a configuration
which supports the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon and avoids this
Windows message. This configuration requires the use of the
D2CIM-DVUSB virtual media adapter and the Troubleshooting 3 USB
Profile that configures the D2CIM-DVUSB as a non-composite USB
device supporting a single virtual media connection. Raritan has
successfully tested this configuration in the US and Japan.
which supports the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon and avoids this
Windows message. This configuration requires the use of the
D2CIM-DVUSB virtual media adapter and the Troubleshooting 3 USB
Profile that configures the D2CIM-DVUSB as a non-composite USB
device supporting a single virtual media connection. Raritan has
successfully tested this configuration in the US and Japan.
Virtual Media Notes
Cannot Connect to Drives from Linux Clients
If you cannot connect to a virtual media drive on a target server when
you connect from a client running Linux
you connect from a client running Linux
®
Fedora
™
18 with Java
™
1.7
(update 45 and later), disable SELinux in Fedora 18 on the client to
resolve the problem.
resolve the problem.