Avocent DSR2035 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 4: Web Server Operations 53
Launching a KVM session
To launch a KVM session from the DSR Explorer:
1.
From the DSR Explorer, select Target Devices in the side navigation bar. A list of available
devices will appear.
devices will appear.
2.
Click the KVM session link to the right of the target device that you wish to access. The Video
Viewer will launch. For more information on the Video Viewer, see Chapter 5.
Viewer will launch. For more information on the Video Viewer, see Chapter 5.
If the target device is currently in use, users attempting access will be given an opportunity to force
a connection to the device if their preemption level is equal to or higher than the current user’s.
a connection to the device if their preemption level is equal to or higher than the current user’s.
Users may also launch KVM sessions from the Unit Overview window.
To delete offline IQ modules:
1.
If you wish to only list servers that are available and powered, click Appliance - Appliance
Settings - Ports - IQ modules to activate the Appliance IQ modules window.
Settings - Ports - IQ modules to activate the Appliance IQ modules window.
2.
Click the Delete Offline button.
To disconnect an active KVM session (Administrator only):
1.
Click Appliance - Appliance Settings - Sessions - Active to display a list of active
KVM sessions.
2.
Select the checkbox to the left of the session you wish to disconnect and click the
Disconnect button.
Managing a DSR web server device
While not as powerful as the DSView 3 software, the DSR web server provides several
configuration options to tailor the DSR2035/8035 switch to your specific application.
configuration options to tailor the DSR2035/8035 switch to your specific application.
Upgrading DSRIQ modules
The DSRIQ Flash upgrade feature allows you to update DSRIQ modules with the latest firmware
available. This update can be performed using the DSR web server, DSView 3 software or the
OSCAR interface.
available. This update can be performed using the DSR web server, DSView 3 software or the
OSCAR interface.
After the Flash memory is reprogrammed with the upgrade, the DSR2035/8035 switch performs a
soft reset, which terminates all DSRIQ module sessions. A target device experiencing a DSRIQ
module firmware update may not display, or may display as disconnected. The target device will
appear normally when the Flash update is completed.
soft reset, which terminates all DSRIQ module sessions. A target device experiencing a DSRIQ
module firmware update may not display, or may display as disconnected. The target device will
appear normally when the Flash update is completed.
NOTE: Check
for firmware upgrade files.
NOTE: DSRIQ modules are automatically updated when the DSR2035/8035 switch is updated. To update your
DSR2035/8035 switch firmware, see Appendix A on page 81 or the DSView 3 Software Online Help.
DSR2035/8035 switch firmware, see Appendix A on page 81 or the DSView 3 Software Online Help.