User manual DAXTEN DOMINION KX

[. . . ] 400 Cottontail Lane Somerset, NJ 08873 USA Tel. 1-732-764-8887 E-mail: sales@raritan. com http://www. raritan. com/ Raritan Computer Japan, Inc. Kuga Building 7F 11-6, Kuramae 4-chome Taitoo-ku, Tokyo 111-0051 Japan Tel. 81-3-5833-6336 E-mail: sales. japan@raritan. com http://www. raritan. co. jp Raritan Computer France 120 Rue Jean Jaures 93200 Levallois-Perret France Tel. [. . . ] To ensure security, change the default username password as soon as possible. Port: If your Dominion KX unit has been configured to use a different TCP port than the default port 5000, enter the port number here. 34 DOMINION KX USER MANUAL Dominion KX Manager Interface Dominion KX Manager provides an interface for performing configuration and administrative functions. Many of the commands available on the menu bar can be accessed by right-clicking on objects in the server and user lists on the left side of the screen. PC Properties To view PC Properties, select a server in the server list, and on the Setup menu, click Properties, and then click PC (or select a server in the server list, right-clicking on it, and click Properties). - - - - Name: This is the name given to the target in that channel. Administrators can change the name by typing a new one in this field. The target name can also be changed directly in the target list by clicking on the name once after it has been highlighted. Type: This describes what type of target is connected to this port. This value will always be CPU for a server target. Status: The availability of a target is shown in this field. Available indicates that no one is currently viewing the target, Busy indicates that a user is currently using the target, and Unavailable indicates that a configured target has been powered off or disconnected. Power Strip and Outlet: These fields are used for associating the selected target with a connected Remote Power Control Strip (please see the Power Control section in this chapter for additional information). Network Configuration Use these descriptions to customize the network configuration settings of your Dominion KX unit such as IP Address, Ethernet speed, and other settings. Important: Dominion take effect. KX must be rebooted before Network Configuration changes 1. On the Setup menu, click Configuration, and then click Network. The Network Configuration window appears. Figure 32 Network Configuration Window You have seen most of these settings in networked devices, with the possible exception of the following parameters: - Manager Name: Type a unique name for the Dominion KX unit. Remote users will see and use this name to identify this particular Dominion CHAPTER 4: ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS 35 KX unit. However, if an RRC user has created a Connection Profile for a device, that user will see the Description field from the Profile instead. Note: Spaces are NOT permitted in the Manager Name. - Use Default TCP Port 5000: Besides the initial download of Raritan Remote Client and Dominion KX Manager (which occurs over secure HTTPS Port 443), all communication to and from Dominion KX occurs over a single, configurable TCP Port. By default, this is set to Port 5000, but you may configure it to use any TCP port of your choice, except 80 and 443. Note: In order to access Dominion KX from beyond a firewall, your firewall settings must enable two-way communication through the default port 5000 or the non-default port configured above. - Enable Syslog Forwarding: Click on this check box to send Dominion KX log messages to a remote syslog server. Type the IP Address of your syslog server in the Remote IP Address field, and click on the Category and Priority Threshold drop-down arrows to select the level of event sensitivity. Set System ACL: Click on this button to set a global-level access control list for Dominion KX, enhancing security by ensuring that Dominion KX does not respond to packets being sent from disallowed IP addresses. The Access Control List window appears. - Figure 33 Access Control List Window These ACL values are global, affecting the Dominion KX unit as a whole. [. . . ] Should you use Dominion KX's internal authentication capabilities, all sensitive information such as usernames and passwords are stored in a hashed format. Literally no one, including Raritan technical support or Product Engineering departments, can retrieve those usernames and passwords. Does Dominion KX allow encryption of video data?Or does it only encrypt keyboard and mouse data?How does Dominion KX integrate with external authentication servers such as Active Directory, RADIUS, or LDAP? [. . . ]