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Appendix F: Frequently Asked Questions
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Question Answer
How many users can remotely
access servers on each Dominion
KX III? Dominion KX III models offer remote
connections for up to eight users per user
channel to simultaneously access and control a
unique target server. For one-channel devices
like the DKX3-116, up to eight remote users
can access and control a single target server.
For two-channel devices, like the DKX3-216,
up to eight users can access and control the
server on channel one and up to another eight
users on channel two. For four-channel
devices, up to eight users per channel, for a
total of 32 (8 x 4) users, can access and
control four servers. Likewise, for the
eight-channel devices, up to eight users can
access a single server, up to an overall
maximum of 32 users across the eight
channels.
Can I remotely access servers
from my iPhone or iPad? Yes. Users can access servers connected to
the KX III using their iPhone or iPad.
Can two people look at the same
server at the same time? Yes. Actually, up to eight people can access
and control any single server at the same time.
Can two people access the same
server, one remotely and one from
the local port? Yes. The local port is completely independent
of the remote "ports." The local port can
access the same server using the PC-Share
feature.
In order to access Dominion KX III
from a client, what hardware,
software or network configuration
is required? Because Dominion KX III is completely
Web-
accessible, it doesn’t require customers
to install proprietary software on clients used
for access.
Note: Release KX III 3.0.0 does not provide
modem support, but will in a future release.
Dominion KX III can be accessed through
major Web browsers, including: Internet
Explorer
®
and Firefox
®
. Dominion KX III can be
accessed on Windows
®
, Linux
®
and Mac
®
desktops, via Raritan’s Windows Client, and
the Java
™
-based Virtual KVM Client
™
.
Dominion KX III administrators can also
perform remote management (set passwords
and security, rename servers, change IP
address, etc.) using a convenient
browser-based interface.