About security certificate warnings – StarTech.com SV1115IPEXT User Manual

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stty –crtscts < /dev/[serial port]

A maximum of four users may simultaneously login to the same

module. All users may type commands at any time, and all users will
see the same output. Note the following:

All users have equal access to all channels.

A maximum of 16 R-Port modules may be connected at any one

time.

You plug-in and unplug any R-Port module at any time. When

reconnected, it will automatically become available after a 15
second initialization period. Any log entries will be retained by
the R-Port module while deactivated, but will not be available to
users until it is re-initialized.

About Security Certificate Warnings

What is a security certificate?
Sites that employ secure TCP/IP (Internet) connections include a
certificate that confirms that users are connecting to a legitimate site
and are not being redirected without their knowledge. Certificates are
issued by trusted third parties called Certificate Authorities (CAs) and
contain essential details about a site that must match the information
supplied to your Web browser.
Why do I receive a warning when I access the login screen on the
SV1115IPEXT?
As it redirects you to a secure (SSL) session by default, the login
screen may generate a warning from your Web browser or the VNC
Java client for two different reasons. First, the CA that has issued
the certificate on StarTech.com’s behalf may not yet be recognized
as a trusted source by the computer you are using to access the
SV1115IPEXT. Second, since the unit could be configured in a number
different ways, it is impossible to supply a generic certificate that will
match your exact network settings.
Is my data safe?
Yes. The security certificate does not affect encryption effectiveness in

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