User manual DAXTEN DOMINION KSX

[. . . ] User Manual DKSX440 DKSX880 Raritan Computer Inc. 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. Shinkawa NS Building 1-26-2 Shin-kawa, Chuo-ku Tokyo 104-0033 Japan Tel. [. . . ] Providing a new file name creates a brand new file. Click OK after you have selected or created a file. In the top menu bar of Raritan Remote Console, click on Serial. Select Stop Logging from the drop-down menu. Cutting and Pasting Serial Data Use the Copy, Paste, and Select All Text commands to relocate and / or re-use important text. In the top menu bar of Raritan Remote Console, click on Serial. Choose Select All Text from the drop-down menu. In the top menu bar of Raritan Remote Console, click on Serial. Position the cursor at the location you wish to paste the text and click once to make that location active. In the top menu bar of Raritan Remote Console, click on Serial. Select Paste from the drop-down menu. CHAPTER 3: RARITAN REMOTE CLIENT (RRC) 41 Remote Desktop: Power Control In addition to remote KVM and serial console access, Dominion KSX also offers users the option of graphical, hard power control. To take advantage of this capability, you should obtain and connect a Raritan remote power control unit to the dedicated "Power Control" port of Dominion KSX (see Chapter 2: Installation, "Physical Connections" for more details). Raritan offers remote power control units in 1U and 0U form factors; offering 8, 12, or 20 outlets; and in configurations for different voltage, international, and load (amp rating) environments. Contact your Raritan representative for more information about Raritan remote power control units. Please note that both the dedicated "Power Control" port and the graphical power control interface described below, only apply and operate with Raritan brand remote power control units. Similar devices from third party vendors will not function as described below with the dedicated "Power Control" port on Dominion KSX, however they of course can be connected to the Dominion KSX serial console ports ­ just as any other serial device. Remote Connection To open a remote connection to initiate remote power control, double-click on the corresponding Navigator entry named "PowerPort", as displayed by RRC: PowerPort entry A window displaying the graphical power control interface (called "PowerBoard"), will appear, and the icon found next to the serial port entry on the RRC Navigator will turn green. Note: If using Windows XP, Service Pack 1, the graphical power control interface will not appear if you have two conflicting Java virtual machines installed on your system (i. e. , one from Sun Microsystems, and on from Microsoft). 42 DOMINION KSX USER MANUAL When the PowerBoard graphical power control interface appears, the user interface allows you to turn an outlet ON or OFF by clicking the icon before the Outlet name or number. To Turn ON a Device or Outlet: Whether or not a device is connected to an outlet, a RED icon before the outlet number indicates the outlet is OFF and there is no power feeding to it. Click on the red button icon, it will change to GREEN, indicating the outlet is now ON and there is power feeding to it. To Turn OFF a Device or Outlet: If the button icon before an outlet number is GREEN, click on the green button icon to turn OFF the outlet. A confirmation message will appear: Click Yes to turn off the outlet. The button icon for that outlet turns RED to indicate that the outlet is now OFF. CHAPTER 3: RARITAN REMOTE CLIENT (RRC) 43 Configuration Options: Click Config on the PowerBoard window to configure outlets on the power control unit. The Config window appears. Options for Outlet configuration include: 1. Assign a Unit ID: Give the power control unit an identification name, for example, using City, Building, Rack, or other information. [. . . ] If the problem persists, restore the software and file system from the Recovery CD-ROM. Make sure the BIOS memory test recognizes at least 64MB of RAM. If the problem persists, restore the software and file system from the Recovery CD-ROM. Make sure the BIOS memory test recognizes at least 64MB of RAM. [. . . ]