Fujitsu KVM S3 Manual De Usuario
Appliance and device query modes
Appliance Management Panel
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Figure 24: Active Directory - KVM user
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Group – A user name, password, and group query is made to the directory service
for an appliance and attached target devices when using Query Mode
(Appliance), or for a selected target device when using Query Mode (Device). If a
group is found containing the user and the appliance name, the KVM s3 Client user
is given access to the appliance or attached target devices, depending on the group
contents, when using Query Mode (Appliance). If a group is found containing the
user and target device IDs, the KVM s3 Client user is given access to the selected
target device connected to the appliance when using Query Mode (Device).
for an appliance and attached target devices when using Query Mode
(Appliance), or for a selected target device when using Query Mode (Device). If a
group is found containing the user and the appliance name, the KVM s3 Client user
is given access to the appliance or attached target devices, depending on the group
contents, when using Query Mode (Appliance). If a group is found containing the
user and target device IDs, the KVM s3 Client user is given access to the selected
target device connected to the appliance when using Query Mode (Device).
Groups can be nested to a maximum of 16 levels in depth. Use nesting to create
groups within other groups. For example, you may have a top-level group named
Computers that contains a member named R&D, which is a group. The R&D group
may contain a member named Domestic, which is a group, and so on.
groups within other groups. For example, you may have a top-level group named
Computers that contains a member named R&D, which is a group. The R&D group
may contain a member named Domestic, which is a group, and so on.
The following is an example of groups defined in Active Directory.