System Components; Kvm S3 Client Explorer; Video Viewer; Appliance Management Panels (Amps) - Fujitsu KVM s2-0411 Bedienungsanleitung

Product Overview
After users log in to an appliance, the software caches their credentials (user name and
password) for the duration of the KVM s3 Client session.
1.5.2

System components

The software contains the following major components.
1.5.2.1

KVM s3 Client Explorer

The KVM s3 Client Explorer is the primary point of control for accessing the software
features and functionality. It is the main Graphic User Interface (GUI) that displays on
screen when the software is opened. From the Explorer, you can easily view the
appliances and target devices defined in the local database. Built-in groupings such as
Appliances and Devices provide a way to list units. You can create custom groups of
units by adding and naming folders. Other groupings are also available, based on
custom fields that you can assign to units.
From the KVM s3 Client Explorer, you can select a target device from a Unit list, then
click an icon to open a session to it. You can also select an appliance, then click an icon
to start management and control functions.
1.5.2.2

Video Viewer

The Video Viewer controls the keyboard, monitor, and mouse functions of individual
target devices. You can use predefined macros and choose which macro group is
displayed on the Video Viewer Macros menu or view target devices on Fujitsu
Technology Solutions KVM appliances.
1.5.2.3

Appliance Management Panels (AMPs)

Each AMP is implemented as a network management module that supports a target
device type, such as keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM). An AMP contains a tabbed
pane; each tab represents a top-level function category for the appliance. For example,
the AMP tabs can be Settings, Status, and Tools. The number and content of tabbed
panes differs for each appliance type and version.
1.5.3

Operating features

The "Keyboard and mouse shortcuts" section in the Appendix lists the Explorer
navigation shortcuts. Other components also support full keyboard navigation in
addition to mouse operations.
1.5.3.1

Target device naming

If a name conflict occurs during background operations between the appliance and
target device, the software generates a unique name for each target device in the
database.
During background operations (such as an automated operation that adds or modifies a
name or connection), if a name conflict occurs, the conflicting name is automatically
made unique. This is done by appending a tilde (~) followed by an optional set of digits.
The digits are added in cases where adding the tilde alone does not make the name
unique. The digits start with a value of one and are incremented until a unique name is
created.
During operations, if you or another user specifies a non-unique name, a message
informs the corresponding user that a unique name is required.
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