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Switch Alt. User Module
With this option, you can remotely switch another user module to a specific
channel. The other user module can be an XPLU or XPDU module.
1. Highlight the Switch Alt. User Module option in the User Control Menu
and press
Enter
.
2. Enter the chassis address of the remote user module.
3. If the remote user module is an XPDU, enter the administrator password for
this module. If the remote module is an XPLU or LCI, leave this field blank.
4. Enter the chassis address for the computer you want the remote user
module to switch to.
5. If the remote module is an XPDU, use the space bar to toggle through the
access options. Select the access you want the remote user module to have
when the computer is selected. If your remote module is an XPLU or LCI,
this field is not applicable.
6. Press
Enter
to accept your selections. The remote user module will now
initiate a channel switch to the designated computer channel.
Control Alt. User Module
With this option, you can remotely enter a command for another user module.
The other user module can be an XPLU or XPDU module.
1. Highlight the Control Alt. User Module option in the User Control Menu
and press
Enter
.
2. Enter the chassis address of the remote user module.
3. If the remote user module is an XPDU, enter the administrator password for
this module. If the remote module is an XPLU or LCI, leave this field blank.
4. Enter the command you want the remote user module to execute.
5. Press
Enter
to accept your selections. The remote user module will now
process the command just as if it had been entered locally.
The User Controls Menu is accessed by pressing the
Control
key twice, then
pressing
Alt-tab
twice. (System administrators will have to press
Alt-tab
three times to pass by the User List Menu.) Entering the num-lock key
combination will bring up this menu as well.
This menu provides an entry field for all of your system commands. Just type
in your command and press enter. Refer to Chapter 7, “Basic Operations”
chapter for all available commands.
The Command
Line Entry Menu