Raritan Computer DKSX880 User Manual
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Note: Passwords are case sensitive. For user login, passwords must be entered by the user in the
exact case combination in which they were created here. User names and passwords entered in
this Dominion KSX user profile database each have a 24-character limit. RADIUS user names and
passwords can each be up to 128 characters.
exact case combination in which they were created here. User names and passwords entered in
this Dominion KSX user profile database each have a 24-character limit. RADIUS user names and
passwords can each be up to 128 characters.
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Account Enabled:
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YES (default): Permits this user name and profile to be actively used to gain access to Dominion KSX.
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NO: The saved user profile will exist, but cannot be actively used to log in to Dominion KSX.
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Administrator:
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NO (default): The user name being profiled will not have Administrator privileges.
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YES: This user will have Administrator privileges and powers.
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Keyboard and Mouse Control: Determines whether user has keyboard and mouse control during a remote
KVM connection.
KVM connection.
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YES (default): Grants the user keyboard and mouse control.
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NO: User will not have keyboard and mouse control during a remote connection.
Note: The Keyboard and Mouse Control setting chosen determines whether the next setting for
Concurrent Access Mode, if activated, will result in PC Share or Public view.
Concurrent Access Mode, if activated, will result in PC Share or Public view.
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Concurrent Access Mode: Determines each individual user's ability to remotely log on to a Dominion KSX
KVM Port when another user has already established a remote connection.
KVM Port when another user has already established a remote connection.
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YES (default): User can log on to a Dominion KSX KVM Port and establish a remote connection when
another user has already established a remote connection to that same port. The status of this sharing
depends upon the user's prior setting for Keyboard and Mouse Control.
another user has already established a remote connection to that same port. The status of this sharing
depends upon the user's prior setting for Keyboard and Mouse Control.
If Keyboard and Mouse Control = YES: Sharing is in PC Share mode, concurrent access by more than one user.
However, control will be based on first active keyboard/mouse input for all users with Keyboard and Mouse
Control, so multiple remote users attempting keyboard input or mouse movement at exactly the same moment
may experience uneven control.
Control, so multiple remote users attempting keyboard input or mouse movement at exactly the same moment
may experience uneven control.
If Keyboard and Mouse Control = NO: Sharing is in Public View mode, concurrent access by more than one
user, but each user with NO Keyboard and Mouse Control can only view the video and has no control.
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NO: This user can log on to a Dominion KSX KVM Port and establish a remote connection only if no
other user is currently logged onto a KVM Port already.
other user is currently logged onto a KVM Port already.
Note: Concurrent Access Mode is an individual user setting. For global access settings see PC
Share Mode on the Security Configuration screen.
Share Mode on the Security Configuration screen.
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Allow Network access: Determines whether this user will be able to access Dominion KSX via a Network
connection for LAN/WAN or Internet access.
connection for LAN/WAN or Internet access.
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YES (default): The user will have Network connection capability.
Restrict user’s IP address: Determines whether this user’s remote network access will be limited to a
particular remote IP address location or level.
NO (default): The user has remote network access to Dominion KSX from any remote IP address location.
YES: The user’s network access to Dominion KSX will be limited to a network connection originating
YES: The user’s network access to Dominion KSX will be limited to a network connection originating
from a designated remote IP address location or remote IP address level.
Note: Once Restrict user’s IP address has been enabled, an entry must be made in at least one of
the IP Mask fields, since 0.0.0.0 is an impossible IP address.
the IP Mask fields, since 0.0.0.0 is an impossible IP address.
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IP Mask: Enter remote IP address location from which this user will be granted remote network access. A
specific IP Mask instructs Dominion KSX to grant remote access to only this specific remote IP address.
For example, a mask of 10.0.0.1 instructs Dominion KSX to grant remote access from the remote IP
address location 10.0.0.1 only. The value 255 acts as a wildcard in any location of the IP mask address. For
example, a mask of 10.0.0.255 instructs Dominion KSX to grant this user remote access from any remote
IP address location within the range 10.0.0.0 to 10.0.0.255. Similarly, a mask of 192.255.255.255 instructs
Dominion KSX to grant this user remote access from any remote IP address location beginning with 192.
specific IP Mask instructs Dominion KSX to grant remote access to only this specific remote IP address.
For example, a mask of 10.0.0.1 instructs Dominion KSX to grant remote access from the remote IP
address location 10.0.0.1 only. The value 255 acts as a wildcard in any location of the IP mask address. For
example, a mask of 10.0.0.255 instructs Dominion KSX to grant this user remote access from any remote
IP address location within the range 10.0.0.0 to 10.0.0.255. Similarly, a mask of 192.255.255.255 instructs
Dominion KSX to grant this user remote access from any remote IP address location beginning with 192.
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NO: The user has no network connection capability.