StarTech.com SV1108IPPWEU - Manual (Page 173)

Instruction Manual
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Problem Resolution
When the remote server is running
Fedora the mouse pointer on the
remote server does not move,
whether I am accessing it from
the local console or a local client
computer.
If the remote server is connected with a
PS/2 cable, log into the SV1108IPEXT/
POW with a browser; open a viewer; on
the control panel set Mouse DynaSync
to Manual.
When I log in, the browser generates
a CA Root certificate is not trusted, or
a Certificate Error response.
1. The certificate’s name is not found on
Microsoft’s list of Trusted Authorities.
The certificate can be trusted.
2. You can eliminate this message by
importing a certificate issued by a
recognized third party
certificate authority.
After I import the site’s certificate, I
still get a message warning me about
the site when I log in.
Certificate security checking noticed a
certificate address mismatch – however
the certificate can be trusted. You
can click Continue to the website (not
recommended) to go on, or you can
disable mismatch checking.
Remote mouse pointer is out of step.
1. Check the status of the Mouse
DynaSync Mode setting. If it is set
to Automatic, change the setting to
Manual and refer to the
information provided.
2. If you are in Manual mode, use the
AutoSync feature, to sync the local and
remote monitors.
3. If that doesn’t resolve the problem,
use the Adjust Mouse feature to bring
the pointers back in step.
Part of remote window is off my
monitor.
Use the AutoSync feature, to sync the
local and remote monitors.
Virtual Media doesn’t work.
This problem sometimes arises on older
computers. Get the latest firmware
version for your mainboard from
the manufacturer and upgrade your
mainboard firmware.