IBM 17351GX, Installation And User Manual

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22 Local Console Manager Installation and User’s Guide
Connecting local virtual media
You can connect virtual media directly to the appliance using the USB port on the appliance.
Note that all USB ports are assigned to a single virtual media session and cannot be
independently mapped.
To start a local virtual media session, complete the following steps:
1. Press Print Screen to start the OSCAR interface. The Main window opens.
2. Connect the user to the target device with which you want to establish a virtual media session.
Use the arrow keys to highlight the target device name, and then press Enter.
3. Press Print Screen to start the OSCAR interface again.
4. The Virtual Media window opens.
5. Select one or more of the following check boxes:
• Locked - Select this check box to specify that when the user is disconnected from a target
device, the virtual media is also disconnected.
Enter
Completes a switch in the Main window and exits the
OSCAR interface.
Click on an editable field to select the text for editing and enable the
Left and Right arrow keys to move the cursor. Press Enter to quit the
edit mode.
Print Screen, Backspace Return to the previously selected target device.
Print Screen, Alt+0
Disconnect the user from the selected target device. Note that the
zero must be typed on the main keyboard, not the numeric keypad.
Print Screen, Pause
Start the screen saver immediately and lock the user, if it is
password-protected.
Up Arrow or Down Arrow Move the cursor from line to line in a list.
Right Arrow or Left Arrow
When editing text in a field: Move within the text in the field.
All other conditions: Move the cursor from column to column in a list.
Page Up or Page Down Page through a list or help window.
Home or End Move the cursor to the top or bottom of a list.
Delete
Delete the selected characters in a field or the selected item in the
scan list. For more information about scan lists see “Scanning the
switching system” on page 35.
Table 3.2: OSCAR interface navigation basics (Continued)
Key, key combination, or
mouse action
Result