Document Outline

• Login
• Default IP Address
• Chapter 1: Introduction
  • Dominion KX Overview
  • Product Photos
  • Product Features
  • Terminology
  • Package Contents
• Chapter 2: Installation
  • Configuring Target Servers
    • Server Video Resolution
    • Desktop Background
    • Windows XP / Windows 2003 Settings
    • Windows 2000 / ME Settings
    • Windows 95 / 98 / NT Settings
    • Linux Settings
    • Sun Solaris Settings
    • Apple Macintosh Settings
  • Configuring Network Firewall Settings
  • Physical Connections
    • • 1. AC Power Line
      • 2. Modem Port (optional)
      • 3. Network Ports
      • 4. Local Access Console Ports (optional)
      • 5. Server Ports
  • Initial Configuration
    • • Assign an IP Address
      • Connect and Name Target Servers
      • Change Default Password
  • Note to CommandCenter Users
  • Connect to Dominion KX Remotely
    • Launch Raritan Remote Client (RRC)
    • Establish a Connection
      • Mouse Pointer Synchronization
• Chapter 3: Raritan Remote Client (RRC)
  • Invoking RRC via Web Browser
    • Security Settings
    • Launching RRC
    • Removing RRC From the Browser Cache
  • Optional: Installing RRC Software
  • RRC Window Layout
  • RRC Navigator
    • Navigator Options
    • Creating New Profiles
    • Establishing a New Connection
    • Closing a Remote Connection
  • RRC Toolbar and Shortcuts
  • RRC Status Bar
  • Remote KVM Console Control
  • Single Mouse Mode / Dual Mouse Mode
    • Full Screen Mode
    • Keyboard Macros
      • Ctrl+Alt+Delete Macro
      • Building a Keyboard Macro
      • Running a Keyboard Macro
        • Menu Bar Activation
        • Hot-Key Activation
    • Connection and Video Properties
      • Connection Properties
      • Video Settings
    • Color Calibration
  • Select Administrative Functions via RRC
    • Firmware Upgrade
    • Device Restart
    • Device Configuration Backup and Restore
    • Log Files
• Chapter 4: Administrative Functions
  • Launching Dominion KX Manager
  • Dominion KX Manager Interface
  • Network Configuration
    • • Reset Settings to Default
  • System-Level Security Parameters
  • Users, Groups, and Access Permissions
    • Overview
      • Note to CommandCenter Users
      • Note to Raritan Customers Upgrading from Previous Firmware Versions
    • Relationship Between Users and Group Entries
      • Mandatory User Groups
    • Create or Edit User Groups and Access Permissions
    • Delete User Groups
    • Create or Edit Users
    • Delete Users
  • Remote Authentication
    • Introduction
      • Note to CommandCenter Users
      • Note to Raritan Customers Upgrading from Previous Firmware Versions
      • Supported Protocols
      • Note on Microsoft Active Directory
    • Remote Authentication Implementation
      • Priority
      • Authentication vs. Authorization
    • General Settings for Remote Authentication
      • Implementing LDAP Remote Authentication
      • Returning User Group Information via LDAP
      • Implementing RADIUS Remote Authentication
      • Returning User Group Information via RADIUS
      • RADIUS Communication Exchange Specifications
  • View Dominion KX Event Log (Status)
  • Forced User Logoff
  • Reboot Dominion KX
  • Performance Settings
  • Time and Date
• Chapter 5: Local Console Port Access
  • Local Port Functionality
    • • Physical Connections
      • Simultaneous Users
      • Security and Authentication
  • Selecting Servers
    • • Accessing the OSD
      • Server Display Options
      • Access a Server
  • Local Port Administration
    • • Rename Servers
      • Change Network Settings
      • Help Menu
      • Hardware / Firmware Information
• Appendix A: Specifications
  • • • Digital KVM Switches
      • Computer Interface Modules (CIMs)
  • Remote Connection
  • Raritan Remote Client (RRC) Applet
  • Dominion KX Manager (Remote Administration Applet)
  • TCP Ports Used
  • KVM Input
• Appendix B: Frequently Asked Questions
  • General Questions
  • Remote Access
  • Ethernet Networking
  • Servers
  • Installation
  • Local Port
  • Power Control
  • Scalability
  • Computer Interface Modules (CIMs)
  • Security
  • Manageability
  • Miscellaneous