Raritan Computer Paragon II 用户手册
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• Display All Computers: This option can be “Yes” or “No” to respectively allow or disallow
users from viewing channel port listings for all connected devices through the OSUI, even if
the user doesn’t have the security privileges to access them. The factory-default setting is No.
the user doesn’t have the security privileges to access them. The factory-default setting is No.
• Logoff Time Out: If enabled, the amount of time in minutes that a user station can remain
inactive (no keyboard or mouse activity) before the logged-in user at that station is logged out
of the Paragon II system.
− Possible values in the first field are “On” (Logoff Timeout is enabled) and “Off” (Logoff
of the Paragon II system.
− Possible values in the first field are “On” (Logoff Timeout is enabled) and “Off” (Logoff
Timeout is disabled – the default value). Use the Ç and È keys to toggle between these
values.
values.
− If Logoff Timeout is set to “On,” the number in the second field is the number of minutes
of inactivity that must elapse before the timeout is triggered and the user is logged out.
Using leading zeroes if necessary, type in a two-digit number of minutes from 01 to 99,
or use the Ç and È keys to increment and decrement the current value by 1 respectively.
The default setting is 05. If Logoff Timeout is set to “Off,” the number in this field will
have no effect.
Using leading zeroes if necessary, type in a two-digit number of minutes from 01 to 99,
or use the Ç and È keys to increment and decrement the current value by 1 respectively.
The default setting is 05. If Logoff Timeout is set to “Off,” the number in this field will
have no effect.
• Operation Mode: Any of the three ways in which the Paragon system handles requests from
multiple users for access to the same channel port. Use the Ç and È keys to switch between
the choices:
− Private: A server or other device on a specific channel port can be accessed exclusively
the choices:
− Private: A server or other device on a specific channel port can be accessed exclusively
by only one user at a time. No other users can see or control that device until its
controlling user selects a different channel port.
controlling user selects a different channel port.
− Public View: While one user is accessing a server or other device on a specific channel
port, other users can select that channel port and view the video output from that device,
but only the first user will have keyboard and mouse control. When the first user selects a
different channel port, the waiting user who is first to type or move his/her mouse is
given keyboard and mouse control. Status messages showing users’ identities appear on
video-sharing users’ monitors when Public View mode is in effect.
but only the first user will have keyboard and mouse control. When the first user selects a
different channel port, the waiting user who is first to type or move his/her mouse is
given keyboard and mouse control. Status messages showing users’ identities appear on
video-sharing users’ monitors when Public View mode is in effect.
− PC Share: A server or other device on a specific channel port can be selected and
accessed by more than one user, but only one user has keyboard and mouse control at any
one time. If the PC share timeout is enabled and the user in control is idle (no keyboard
or mouse activity) for the duration of the timeout, the waiting user who is first to type or
move his/her mouse is given keyboard and mouse control of the PC.
one time. If the PC share timeout is enabled and the user in control is idle (no keyboard
or mouse activity) for the duration of the timeout, the waiting user who is first to type or
move his/her mouse is given keyboard and mouse control of the PC.
• P-View Admin Silent: When Operation Mode is set to “Public View,” the user in control of
a server is normally notified when other users start and stop viewing the channel port’s video.
However, when P-View Admin Silent is set to “Yes,” administrators can view other users’
video without activating this viewing-notification message. Use the up- and down-arrows to
toggle between “Yes” and “No.” The default setting is No.
However, when P-View Admin Silent is set to “Yes,” administrators can view other users’
video without activating this viewing-notification message. Use the up- and down-arrows to
toggle between “Yes” and “No.” The default setting is No.
• PC Share Timeout: If Operation Mode is set to “PC Share” and more than one user has
selected a server, the first user to type or use his/her mouse will have control of the server.
However, another user can gain control of the server if the first user’s keyboard and mouse
remain idle for the length of this timeout. Using leading zeroes if necessary, type in a two-
digit number of seconds from 01 to 99, or use the Ç and È keys to increment and decrement
the current value by 1 respectively. The default setting is 01.
However, another user can gain control of the server if the first user’s keyboard and mouse
remain idle for the length of this timeout. Using leading zeroes if necessary, type in a two-
digit number of seconds from 01 to 99, or use the Ç and È keys to increment and decrement
the current value by 1 respectively. The default setting is 01.
• Ghosting Mode: In a Paragon system, when a CIM or tier device is removed from the system
or powered off (manually or accidentally), a record of the CIM or CIMs connected to that
device is reserved in the Paragon system. The target (or port) name continues to appear in
black text on the OSD of local user ports, and also appears with inactive status in other clients,
such as Paragon Manager, RRC/MPC, PIISC, and CC, that work with Paragon. If Ghosting is
set to Enable, when an active CIM is removed from one channel and connected to another
channel (‘hot-swapped’), you will see two identical CIM entries on the OSUI of Paragon
Clients: one in green text (active) and another in black text (inactive). The inactive CIM is
known as a ‘ghost’ CIM. To remove records of the inactive CIMs after they are hot-plugged
into a different port, select Disable. The default Ghosting Mode setting is Enable.
device is reserved in the Paragon system. The target (or port) name continues to appear in
black text on the OSD of local user ports, and also appears with inactive status in other clients,
such as Paragon Manager, RRC/MPC, PIISC, and CC, that work with Paragon. If Ghosting is
set to Enable, when an active CIM is removed from one channel and connected to another
channel (‘hot-swapped’), you will see two identical CIM entries on the OSUI of Paragon
Clients: one in green text (active) and another in black text (inactive). The inactive CIM is
known as a ‘ghost’ CIM. To remove records of the inactive CIMs after they are hot-plugged
into a different port, select Disable. The default Ghosting Mode setting is Enable.
• Login Sleep: A power-saving mode that is activated once users log in. Login Sleep acts as a
screensaver if the user station is idle (no keyboard or mouse activity) for a specified amount