G&D VisionXS-IP-F-DP-UHR, Installation And Operation Manual

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Table of contents
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Table of contents
Safety instructions
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1
The VisionXS-IP-F-DP-UHR series
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5
Use as extender or matrix switch modules .......................................................... 5
Signal transmission and transmission length ....................................................... 6
Package contents
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6
Installation
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8
Preparation ........................................................................................................ 8
Installing the computer module .......................................................................... 9
Installing console modules ............................................................................... 13
Start-up
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18
Starting process ............................................................................................... 18
Operation ........................................................................................................ 18
User login at the console module ...................................................................... 19
User logout at the console module .................................................................... 19
Initial configuration of the network settings
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20
Configuring the network interface .................................................................... 21
Configuring global network settings .................................................................. 22
Checking the availability of a host in the network (Ping) ....................................... 23
Link aggregation .............................................................................................. 24
Reading out the status of the network interfaces ................................................ 26
Establishing a KVM-over-IP™ connection for the first time
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27
Default setting of the modules .......................................................................... 27
Configuring a KVM-over-IP connection of a computer module ......................... 28
Configuring the network interface ............................................................... 29
Configuring the global network settings ...................................................... 29
Configuring a KVM-over-IP connection ...................................................... 30
Configuring a KVM-over-IP connection of a console module ............................ 31
Configuring the network interface ............................................................... 31
Configuring the global network settings ...................................................... 31
Configuring a KVM-over-IP connection ...................................................... 32
Add, configuration and deletion of a remote target ............................................ 33
Extended settings of KVM-over-IP connection .................................................. 35
Limiting the bandwidth .............................................................................. 35
Classifying IP packets (DiffServ) ................................................................. 36
(De)Activating signals ................................................................................ 37
Restricting KVM-over-IP remote stations (UID locking) .............................. 38
IP-MUX functionality
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39
Accessing a remote target via OSD ............................................................. 39
Accessing a remote target via select keys ..................................................... 40
Disconnecting a remote target .................................................................... 41