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An iLO license must be installed to use this feature after the OS is started. Select
Administration
→Licensing to determine whether a license is installed. For more information about
iLO licensing, see the following website:
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When using the Remote Console, note the following:
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The Java IRC is a signed Java applet. If you do not accept the Java IRC applet certificate, the
Java IRC will not work. If you did not accept the certificate and you want to use the Java IRC:
1.
Click the Clear button in the Java Console window.
2.
Click the Close button to close the Java Console window.
3.
Reset iLO.
4.
Clear the browser cache.
5.
Close the browser and open a new browser window.
6.
Log in to iLO, start the Java IRC, and then accept the certificate.
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The Java IRC experiences a slight delay when the Java applet first loads in your browser.
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The Java IRC is a Java applet-based console that you launch from the iLO web interface. When
you close the iLO web interface window, the Remote Console connection is also closed, and
you will lose access to any Virtual Media devices that were connected through the Java IRC.
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The .NET IRC and Java IRC are suitable for high-latency (modem) connections.
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Do not run the .NET IRC or Java IRC from the host operating system on the server that contains
the iLO management processor.
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HP recommends that users who log in to a server through the .NET IRC or Java IRC log out
before closing the .NET IRC or Java IRC.
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Pop-up blockers prevent the .NET IRC or Java IRC from running, so you must disable them
before starting a .NET IRC or Java IRC session. In some cases, you can Ctrl+click the .NET
IRC or Java IRC Launch button to bypass the pop-up blocker and launch the .NET IRC or Java
IRC.
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The UID blinks when a .NET IRC or Java IRC session is active.
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When you are finished using the Remote Console, exit the .NET IRC or Java IRC by closing
the window or clicking the Close button.
To start the Remote Console:
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