Oscar Graphical User Interface; Security; Operation Modes; Video - Fujitsu KVM s2-0411 Bedienungsanleitung

The KVM-IAs enable direct KVM connectivity to target devices that are attached to the
appliance. Each KVM s2-0411 appliance has four analog rack interface (ARI) ports for
connecting KVM-IAs.
The KVM-IAs that work with the KVM s2-0411 appliance support target devices with
PS/2, Sun, and USB ports. When using the OSCAR interface in conjunction with
KVM-IAs, you can easily switch between platforms.
1.3.2

OSCAR graphical user interface

The KVM s2-0411 appliance uses the OSCAR interface, which has menus to configure
the switching system and select computers. You can list target devices by unique name,
EID (Electronic ID), or port number.
1.3.3

Security

Use the OSCAR interface to protect the switching system with a screen saver
password. After a user-defined time, the screen saver mode engages and access is
prohibited until the correct password is entered to reactivate the switching system.
1.3.4

Operation modes

The OSCAR user interface provides various operation modes for system administration
of the KVM s2-0411 appliance. Use these modes to manage the switching activities.
See Chapter 3, "Basic operations", beginning on page 13 for more information.
1.3.5

Video

The KVM s2-0411 appliance provides optimal resolution for analog VGA, SVGA, and
XGA video. You can achieve resolutions of up to 1280 x 1024 depending upon the
length of cable that is separating the appliance and target devices.
1.3.6

Flash upgradability

Upgrade the KVM s2-0411 appliance at any time through the network port to ensure the
appliance is always running the most current available version. See "Flash upgrades" on
page 37.
1.3.7

On-board web interface

The on-board web interface provides management functions without requiring a
software server or any installation. The on-board web interface is launched directly from
the appliance, and any servers connected to the KVM s2-0411 appliances are
automatically detected. You can use the on-board web interface to configure KVM s2-
0411 appliances from a web browser. Launch the Viewer from the on-board web
interface to establish KVM and virtual media sessions to target devices. For more
information about the on-board web interface, refer to the Managing KVM Appliances
User Guide .
1.3.8

IPv4 and IPv6 capabilities

The KVM appliance is compatible with systems using either of the currently used
Internet Protocol Versions, IPv4 and IPv6. You can change the network settings and
choose either IPv4 or IPv6 mode via the OSD, serial port or web interface.
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