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Managing Dominion™ KX II-101 USB Connections 

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 USB Connections 

 

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Advanced USB Connection Settings 

WARNING: It is possible, based on the selections you 
make in the Advanced USB Connection Settings section, to 
cause configuration problems between the KX II-101 and 
the target server.  

Therefore, Raritan strongly recommends that you refer to 
the 

Known USB Profiles

 (on page 2) or to the User 

Defined KX II-101 USB Profiles Connection Configuration 
Table, which can be accessed by clicking its corresponding 
link on the Advanced USB Connection Settings section of 
the Port page . 

 

To define advanced USB connections for the target 
server: 

1.  Click Device Settings > Port Configuration to open the Port 

Configuration page. Click on the port you want to 
configure. 

2. Click the 

 icon to 

expand the section. 

3.  Click the User Defined KX II-101 USB Profile 

Configuration Table link to access the recommended 
configurations to apply to the Advanced USB Connection 
Settings section. 

4.  Configure the following as needed: 

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  Virtual Media Interface #1 Type 

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  Check the Remove Unused VM Interface #1 From 

Device Configuration checkbox to remove the 
specified VM type interface (for #1). 

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  Virtual Media Interface #2 Type 

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  Check the Remove Unused VM Interface #2 From 

Device Configuration checkbox to remove the 
specified VM type interface (for #2). 

5. Click OK. 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for DOMINION KX II-101

Page 1: ...Defined KX II 101 USB Profile Configuration Table hyperlink which can be accessed directly from the Advanced USB Connection Settings section on the Port page The information available at the time of t...

Page 2: ...the Port page To define advanced USB connections for the target server 1 Click Device Settings Port Configuration to open the Port Configuration page Click on the port you want to configure 2 Click th...

Page 3: ...PS 2 USB connection settings Advanced USB settings Absolute mouse Virtual media Intf 1 CD ROM Force full speed Remove Unused VM Intf 1 Absolute mouse Mac server Virtual Media Intf 2 REM disk SUN USB...

Page 4: ...al Media Intf 2 Disabled SUN USB keyboard Remove Unused VM Intf 2 Comments BIOS keyboard access Cannot boot from redirected drives CD ROM USB Hardware BIOS HP Compaq DC7100 7600 Server attributes BIOS...

Page 5: ...l Media Intf 2 REM disk SUN USB keyboard Remove Unused VM Intf 2 Comments Boot from flash disk Hardware BIOS HP Proliant DL360 DL380 Server attributes HP Proliant DL360 DL380 G4 HP SmartStart CD Keybo...

Page 6: ...ard Remove Unused VM Intf 2 Comments Use USB keyboard mouse and set the mouse to Absolute Mouse mode for normal desktop use Hardware BIOS IBM eServer System P5 Server attributes AIX Common Desktop Env...

Page 7: ...mouse Mac server Virtual Media Intf 2 Disabled SUN USB keyboard Remove Unused VM Intf 2 Comments Press F1 during startup to enter BIOS Press F12 to boot from the appropriate virtual media mount CD RO...

Page 8: ...USB connection settings Advanced USB settings Absolute mouse Virtual media Intf 1 Auto Force full speed Remove Unused VM Intf 1 Absolute mouse Mac server Virtual Media Intf 2 Disabled SUN USB keyboar...

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