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Appendix B: Virtual Media Exampl
e
Spider™ and SpiderDuo® KVM
-ov
er-IP Device User Guide
125
Figure B-5 Virtual Media Active Image
S
tep 3 – Use the Virtual Media
1.
PC#2 shown in the diagram below is a Linux PC.
Figure B-6 Linux PC
Window
2.
Once Step 1 is done, PC#2 will detect a new U
SB CD drive connec
ted to
its USB as shown in
the diagram below.
The CD is shown below as
Fe
dora Core
because that is the volume
name of th
e rescue CD
(
boot.iso
is the ISO image of this CD).
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Copyright and Trademark
2
LINUX GPL Compliance
2
Warranty
2
Contacts
2
Sales Offices
2
Disclaimer and Revisions
3
Documentation Changes
3
Revision History
3
Table of Contents
4
List of Figures
10
List of Tables
12
1 : about this Guide
13
Chapter and Appendix Summaries
13
Table 1-1 Chapter/Appendix and Summary
13
Conventions
14
Table 1-2 Conventions Used in this Book
14
Additional Documentation
15
2 : Overview
16
Spider Overview
16
Features
16
Functionality
17
System Configuration and Cables
17
Figure 2-1 Spider System Configuration
18
Figure 2-2 Spider Cable Dimensions
18
Technical Specifications
19
Table 2-3 Spider Technical Specifications
19
Spiderduo Overview
20
Features
20
Functionality
20
System Configuration and Cables
21
Figure 2-4 Spiderduo System Configuration
21
Figure 2-5 Spiderduo PS/2 Cable Dimensions
21
Technical Specifications
22
Figure 2-6 Spiderduo USB Cable Dimensions
22
Table 2-7 Spiderduo Technical Specifications
22
Product Information Label
23
Figure 2-8 Spider Family Product Information Label
24
3 : Installing the Spider Device
25
Package Contents
25
Installing the Spider
25
Figure 3-1 Spider RS-232 Serial Port and Pinouts
26
Figure 3-3 Spider Login Window
27
Figure 3-4 Spider Prompts
27
Table 3-2 Spider Leds
27
Detector Installation and IP Address Reset
28
Figure 3-5 Spider RJ45 Ethernet and Cascade Ports
28
Figure 3-6 Lantronix Detector Window
28
Figure 3-7 Detector Device List Window
29
Target Computer Setup
30
Figure 3-8 Network Settings Window
30
Mouse-To-Cursor Synchronization
31
Video Resolutions and Refresh Rates Configuration
31
Cable Connections for KVM and USB
32
Device Failure or Cable Break in the Daisy Chain
32
Telnet/Ssh Connections to Serial Ports
32
Client Server Setup
33
Network Environment
33
Spider Power
33
4 : Installing the Spiderduo Device
34
Package Contents
34
Installing the Spiderduo
34
Figure 4-1 Spiderduo RJ45 Port and Power Connector
35
Figure 4-2 Spiderduo Local KVM, USB, Computer Input and Serial Ports
36
Figure 4-4 Spiderduo Welcome Screen
36
Figure 4-5 Spiderduo Default IP Configuration Screen
36
Table 4-3 Spiderduo Indicator Leds
36
Detector Installation and IP Address Reset
37
Figure 4-6 Lantronix Detector Window
38
Figure 4-7 Detector Device List Window
38
Target Computer Setup
39
Figure 4-8 Network Settings Window
39
Mouse-To-Cursor Synchronization
40
Video Resolutions and Refresh Rates Configuration
40
Cable Connections for KVM and USB
41
Power Sequencing
41
Telnet/Ssh Connections to Serial Ports
41
Client Server Setup
41
Table 4-9 Extended Length Cables
41
Network Environment
42
PCU Power
43
Figure 4-10 PCU Layout and Dimensions
43
5 : Web Browser Access
45
Accessing the KVM Console
45
Figure 5-1 Spider Device Home Page
45
6 : Remote System Control
46
Overview
46
Remote Console Window
46
Main Viewport and Scroll Bars
47
Button Keys
47
Toolbar
47
Figure 6-1 Remote Console Window Components
47
Options
48
Information Bar - Connection
48
Information Bar - Resolution
48
Information Bar - Network Traffic
48
Concurrent Access State
48
Monitor Only State
48
Exclusive Access
48
Basic Remote Console Operation
49
Figure 6-2 Remote Console Window
49
Figure 6-3 Remote Console Toolbar
49
Auto Video Adjustment
50
Fast Sync and Intelligent Sync
50
Local Cursor
50
Screen Display Adjustments
50
Single and Double Mouse Modes
50
Optimizing Video
51
Auto and Manual Video Adjustment
51
Clock and Phase
51
Video Encoding
51
Scaling Target Video to Client Resolution
52
Keyboard Functions
52
Soft Keyboard
52
Local Keyboard
52
Hotkeys
52
Other Remote Console Functions
53
Monitor Only
53
Exclusive Access
53
Screenshot to Clipboard
53
Refresh Video
53
Telnet/Ssh
53
Set up and Enable
53
Passthrough Use
54
Telnet Console Use
54
Figure 6-4 Login Screen
55
7 : Interfaces
56
Network Settings
56
Network Basic Settings
57
Figure 7-1 Spider Network Settings Web Page
57
Lan Interface Settings
58
Ipv6 Settings (Firmware V3.0 or Higher)
58
Miscellaneous Network Settings
58
Serial Port Settings
60
Figure 7-2 Spiderduo Serial Port Settings Page
60
KVM Console Settings
61
KVM Console Settings
62
Figure 7-3 User Remote Console Settings Page
62
Transmission Encoding
63
KVM Console Type
63
KVM Console Deployment
63
Miscellaneous KVM Console Settings
63
Mouse Hotkey
64
KVM Console Virtual Keys
64
Keyboard/Mouse
65
Figure 7-4 Keyboard/Mouse Settings
65
Country Code
66
Key Release Timeout
66
Keyboard Model
66
Keyboard/Mouse Settings
66
Mouse Speed
67
USB Mouse Type
67
Video
68
Figure 7-5 Keyboard/Mouse Settings Page B
68
Virtual Media
69
Figure 7-6 Miscellaneous Video Settings Page
69
Drive Redirection
70
Figure 7-7 Virtual Media Page
70
Virtual Media Active Image
70
Image on Windows Share
71
Virtual Media Options
71
Figure 7-8 Virtual Media Active Page
72
Floppy Image
72
Connecting to a Redirected Drive
73
Figure 7-9 Virtual Media Active Image
73
Figure 7-10 Drive Redirection Window
74
Figure 7-11 Drive Redirect Buttons
74
Figure 7-12 Select Drive Redirect Window
74
Figure 7-13 Enable Write Support Window
74
User Interface Settings
75
Figure 7-14 Local Drive Browser Window
75
Figure 7-15 Drive Redirection Established Window
75
Figure 7-16 User Interface Settings Page
75
8 : User Accounts
76
Local Vs. Remote Authentication
76
Local User Management
76
Modifying Passwords
76
User and Group Management
77
Figure 8-1 Change Password Page
77
Figure 8-2 Configure User Page
78
User Management
78
Group Management
79
User Permissions
79
Figure 8-3 User Permissions Page
79
Remote Authentication
80
Ldap
81
Figure 8-4 Authentication Page
81
Radius
82
9 : Services
83
Date/Time
83
Figure 9-1 Date/Time Settings Page
83
Security
84
Table 9-2 Date/Time Settings
84
Figure 9-3 Security Settings Page
85
HTTP Encryption
85
KVM Encryption
85
Login Limitations
85
Authentication Limitation
86
Group Based System Access Control
86
Certificate
87
Figure 9-4 Certificate Signing Request Page
87
Event Log
89
Event Log Targets
89
Figure 9-5 Event Log Page
89
Event Log Assignments
90
Snmp
90
Figure 9-6 SNMP Settings Page
91
KVM Search
92
Power Management
93
Figure 9-7 KVM Search Page
93
Figure 9-8 Power Management Page
94
Spiderduo Power Control Unit
94
Wake-On LAN
94
Enable WOL
95
Remove Entries, Reset to Defaults, or Reset
95
10 : Maintenance
96
Device Status
96
Figure 10-1 Device Status Page
96
Configuration
97
Table 10-2 Device Status Settings
97
Figure 10-3 Configuration Page
98
Update Firmware
99
View Event Log
99
Figure 10-4 Update Firmware Page
99
Unit Reset
100
Figure 10-5 Event Log Page
100
Igoogle Gadgets
101
Figure 10-6 Unit Reset Page
101
Figure 10-7 Igoogle Gadget Page
103
11 : Command Reference
104
Command Syntax
104
Table 11-1 Action and Category
104
Command Help
105
Tips
105
Configuration Commands
105
Connect Commands
107
History Commands
108
Show History
108
Network Commands
108
Set Network
108
Set Datetime
110
Show Datetime
111
User Commands
111
Set User
111
User Group Commands
112
Security Commands
113
Device Commands
114
Show Device
114
OEM Customization Commands
115
Power Commands
115
Serial Port Commands
116
WOL (Wake on LAN) Commands
116
USB Host Disk Commands
117
Reboot Commands
118
Diagnostic Commands
118
Group Permissions
118
Appendix A: Troubleshooting
120
Appendix B: Virtual Media Example
122
Goal
122
Step 1 - Prepare the VM Server
122
Step 2 - Enable Virtual Media
123
Step 3 - Use the Virtual Media
125
Appendix C: Supported Resolutions and Refresh Rates
127
Appendix D: Mounting Bracket Kit
128
Appendix E: PCU Safety Information
130
Cover
130
Power Plug
130
Input Supply
130
Grounding
130
Fuses
130
Appendix F: Technical Support
131
Technical Support US
131
Technical Support Europe, Middle East, Africa
131
Appendix G: Compliance
132
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Model
Spider
Category
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Language
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