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Figure 52 Minicom PX Serial settings
Windows/Linux tab – Select the operating system by clicking the appropriate tab.
For each system the PuTTy Application Path is different.
Description: - Description of the access service - Minicom PX Serial.
Application: - PuTTy.exe is application used and it must be installed on all client
computers, see the paragraph below.
The PuTTy application can be obtained from:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
Path: - PuTTy application must be installed on all client computers, preferably in
the same path. In the Windows default path %ProgramFiles%\PuTTy, see Figure
52, the application could be in any drive in the Program Files\PuTTy folder. See
the General notes above about variables.
URL/Host: - Type the URL/Host of the Minicom PX Serial.
Port: - The Minicom PX Serial, TCP port number is 4000.
10.3.4 Web
Click Web. The Web settings appear, see Figure 53.
Figure 53 Web Target
Description: - Default description.
Set the URL for each individual web page as explained on page 69.
- AccessIT 1
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1. Introduction 8
- 1.2 System components 9
- 1.3 Terminology 9
- AccessIT 10
- 2.1 below 11
- 2.1 Access services details 12
- Administrator 14
- Target servers 15
- 3.6 Access services 16
- 4. Setting up the system 18
- 16.2 on page 106 19
- 5.1 Menu section 21
- 6. Creating users 22
- 6.1 General tab 23
- 6.2 User Group tab 23
- 6.3 Access Permissions tab 24
- 6.4 Saving a user 25
- 6.5 Creating a User Group 26
- User Groups 29
- Icons of access services 29
- 7. Configuring Targets 30
- Figure 23 New Target page 31
- List of device types in 32
- 7.2 PDUs tab 34
- Figure 29 Target Sets 35
- 7.5 Saving the Target 36
- 7.6 Deleting Targets 36
- 7.7 Creating a Target Set 37
- Targets that are 39
- All Targets in the system 39
- 4 on page 17 41
- 13.1 on page 87) 42
- 8.3 KVM Ports tab 43
- 14.2 on page 90. Select 44
- 8.4 Targets 45
- 8.5 Network tab 46
- 8.7 Deleting IP devices 47
- 8.8 Device discovery 48
- 9. Configuring Other Devices 49
- Figure 45 PDU – General tab 50
- 14.3 on page 92 51
- Click the Console server 52
- 14.3 on page 92) 53
- 10.1 Access services 54
- 10.2 Minicom KVM/IP 55
- Figure 53 Web Target 57
- Figure 54 ILO – SSH mode 58
- Figure 55 ILO – Web mode 59
- Figure 57 RDP – Web mode 61
- Figure 58 SSH 62
- : http://www.realvnc.com 63
- : http://www.tightvnc.com/ 63
- : http://www.uvnc.com/ 63
- Figure 60 VNC – Web mode 64
- Figure 61 Telnet 65
- Figure 62 VMware Server 65
- Figure 63 New Service page 67
- 11.1 Default access service 69
- 11.2 Minicom PX Serial 69
- Figure 66 Web Target 70
- Figure 67 ILO 71
- Figure 68 ILO – Web mode 72
- Figure 70 RDP – Web mode 74
- Figure 71 SSH 74
- Figure 73 VNC – Web mode 77
- Figure 74 Telnet 78
- Figure 75 VMware Server 79
- 12. Account Policy 81
- Standard Policy password: 82
- Figure 78 LDAP settings 84
- (This may take 85
- Figure 80 Users (LDAP mode) 86
- Figure 81 Synchronize window 87
- 13. Global Settings 88
- Items Per Page 89
- Click Save to save changes 89
- 14. Attached Devices 90
- 14.2 KVM switches 91
- Figure 84 KVM Switches 92
- 15. System Maintenance 95
- //gx270n-comp163/backup 96
- 15.2 Restore Settings 97
- 15.3 Firmware upgrade 98
- 15.4 Replication 99
- 15.4.4 102
- 15.1 on page 94 102
- 4.2 on page 18 102
- 15.4.2 on page 98 103
- 15.4.2 98 103
- 15.4.3 on page 99 103
- 15.5 Event log 104
- 15.6 SNMP 106
- 16. Unit Maintenance 107
- 16.3 Power Control tab 108
- 17.1 Access page columns 109
- USER GUIDE 110
- Figure 101 Power prompt 110
- 17.4 Displaying the Toolbar 112
- 17.5 Virtual Media 112
- 17.6 Session profile 114
- 17.7 below) 114
- 17.7 Full screen mode 115
- 17.9.2 below 117
- 17.10 Power cycle 118
- 17.11 Keyboard key sequences 118
- Figure 110 Macro box 119
- 17.13.1.2 USB 121
- 10.3 on page 55 123
- To exit the system: 124
- 18.1 Power column 125
- 17.1.1 on page 108 125
- 18.2 Status column 125
- 18.3 Connecting to a Target 126
- 20. About 129
- 21. General troubleshooting 130
- 22. Technical Specifications 133
- 22.1 WEEE compliance 134
- 23. Appendix A – PX details 135
- 23.1 KVM/IP device details 136
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