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MXU2

 

Manual

 

Appendix A: Security Access 

 

 

Appendix A: Security Access 

Security Access Mode  

The MXU2 provides administrators with four modes of security access (set in the System Configuration 
menu) in addition to the login security. These modes determine how the user’s security class (set on the 
User Configuration menu) permits access to computers that are assigned channel security class 
designations (set on the Channel Configuration menu). 
Security classes are represented by a two digit alphanumeric designation.  

 

The first digit, called the 

level

, is designated by a letter.  Letters A to P are available to 

represent the level.  A is the highest level and P is the lowest level. As the level designation 
proceeds from A towards P, security access decreases. 

 

The second digit, called the 

group

, is designated by a number.  Numbers 0 to 9 are available 

to represent the group.  0 is the highest group designation and 9 is the lowest. As the group 
designation proceeds from 0 towards 9, security access decreases. 

Taken together, the entire security class is represented by the designation [

level group

].  For example, 

A0 is the highest security class and P9 is the lowest security class. As you move from left to right and 
down the security class table (Figure 18) from A0 to P9, security access decreases. So a user with the 
security class B5 would have broader, higher access than a user with the security class of M8. 

 

Users with admin privileges can access any computer regardless of the mode. 

AO is highest 

HIGHER      

     

to

      

      LOWER 

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

B0

B1

B2

B3

B4

B5

B6

B7

B8

B9

C0

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C6

C7

C8

C9

D0

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

D9

E0

E1

E2

E3

E4

E5

E6

E7

E8

E9

F0

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

F7

F8

F9

G0

G1

G2

G3

G4

G5

G6

G7

G8

G9

H0

H1

H2

H3

H4

H5

H6

H7

H8

H9

I0

I1

I2

I3

I4

I5

I6

I7

I8

I9

J0

J1

J2

J3

J4

J5

J6

J7

J8

J9

K0

K1

K2

K3

K4

K5

K6

K7

K8

K9

L0

L1

L2

L3

L4

L5

L6

L7

L8

L9

M0

M1

M2

M3

M4

M5

M6

M7

M8

M9

N0

N1

N2

N3

N4

N5

N6

N7

N8

N9

O0

O1

O2

O3

O4

O5

O6

O7

O8

O9

 







 

 

 
to 

 

 

 




P0

P1

P2

P3

P4

P5

P6

P7

P8

P9

 
 

 

 

 

to 

 

 
 

R

 

HIGHER      

     

to

      

      LOWER

 

P9 is lowest 

Figure 18    Security Class Table – Example of What a D5 User Can Access 

Gray represents 2 Digit Level Security Access Mode & black boxes represent Level/Group Security Access Mode 

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Page 7: ...ay cause harmful interference Product names mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Z Series Paragon MasterConsole MX4 MasterConsole MXU2 Maste...

Page 8: ...II MXU2 Manual FCC Information...

Page 9: ...tion 11 Channel Configuration 12 CHAPTER 4 INSTALLING MXU2 14 Installations 14 One Tier Installation 15 Two Tier Installation 16 Prepare Second Tier MasterConsole MXU2 18 Connect MXU2 Unit for Second...

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Page 11: ...ilt in communication port Features Models to connect up to 8 or 16 computers Direct connect MXU2 to Raritan s Paragon Ability to cascade units to control up to 128 computers from 2 user stations Locat...

Page 12: ...name and press Enter Enter raritan case sensitive and press Enter The Selection Menu will be displayed on the monitor 7 Unwrap a universal cable CCPnn Plug the DB25 connector into a channel on the bac...

Page 13: ...ve invokes the Help Screen The Help Screen lists all menu options available to the user Whenever the on screen user interface is activated on a user console that console keyboard s Scroll Lock LED ind...

Page 14: ...lp Messages Please Login Device ID Base MXU2 User Port 1 User Name Password Figure 3 Log in Menu 1 Enter your user name assigned by your administrator If user names have not been assigned there are 5...

Page 15: ...T4 0 Susan 06 A0 03 Wins95 Bob 03 B0 03 Wins98 Jack 04 A0 03 Untitled 001 01 A0 03 Untitled 005 05 A0 03 Untitled 007 07 A0 03 Untitled 008 08 A0 03 Figure 5 Selection Menu by Name Selecting a Compute...

Page 16: ...ter Press the Page Up Page Down or keys to highlight the desired computer and press Enter Note When the Selection Menu is sorted by channel ID number press the desired computer s key number shown in t...

Page 17: ...r from 01 to 24 or use the and keys to increment and decrement When incremented beyond 24 it displays indicating that the ID window will be shown all the time The default setting is On 03 seconds Gree...

Page 18: ...ed to confirm your changes On Screen User Interface Functions Use the following function keys to access MXU2 OSUI functions Press When you want to F1 access Help get a list of all of the function keys...

Page 19: ...isplayed Press F5 to access the Administration Menu The Administration Menu displays user port connections Figure 8 User Port Connections User names of the users logged in to each user port 3 Use the...

Page 20: ...he and keys to select one of the four Access Modes Free Access Exact Match Level Group and 2 Dgt Level The default is Free Access See Appendix A Security Access for details about security classes The...

Page 21: ...Used to designate a specific MXU2 as a second tier unit for user1 or user2 of the base MXU2 unit This designation must be performed from a separate user console directly connected to the intended seco...

Page 22: ...firm deletion The highlighted user will be removed from the system 5 Logging out a user Move the highlight bar to a user line and press L The highlighted user will be logged out from the system 6 Bloc...

Page 23: ...ce connects to MXU2 Name This column displays and enables editing of the computer name Computer names are case sensitive and may be up to 12 characters Sec This column displays the security class of t...

Page 24: ...with other MXU2 units to create a two tier installation that controls up to 128 computers with unblocked access Figure 12 One Tier Configuration Figure 13 Back of MXU2 Admin Default Setting User2 AC I...

Page 25: ...er Console Figure 14 Install Local User Console 1 to MXU2 Connect user console to appropriate ports on back of MXU2 keyboard to port labeled Keyboard 6 pin mini DIN Female mouse to port labeled Mouse...

Page 26: ...mputer On the Selection Menu the line displaying the channel where the new computer has been connected will turn green Use the and keys to select the channel and press Enter You will now be able to op...

Page 27: ...er MXU2 unit s Figure 16 Two Tier Configuration Install Base Unit First Tier MasterConsole MXU2 1 Follow the One Tier installation procedure to set up the base MXU2 with the following exception Reserv...

Page 28: ...Menu will appear Highlight selection number 1 System Configuration and press Enter The System Configuration Menu will appear On the System Configuration menu set each second tier user port to Yes Pre...

Page 29: ...em to the base MXU2 3 Connect reserved channel s on the base MXU2 unit to user port s on the back of the second tier MXU2 Unblocked access to second tier computers where two users can access second ti...

Page 30: ...power switch on the back of the unit The Login Menu will be displayed on the monitor Enter admin in the user name field of the Login Menu and press Enter Enter raritan in the password field and press...

Page 31: ...d press Enter 6 You will now be able to operate the computer just as if the keyboard monitor and mouse were directly connected directly 7 Press F5 to access the Administration Menu You must login to t...

Page 32: ...tire security class is represented by the designation level group For example A0 is the highest security class and P9 is the lowest security class As you move from left to right and down the security...

Page 33: ...other computers with security class settings other than B1 will not be accessible in Exact Match security mode 3 2 Digit Level Once a user s security class is designated that user can access all comp...

Page 34: ...changing security classes and assigning channel specific scan rates Channel ID Number The specific channel number to which a device is connected Computer Name A label of up to 12 characters assigned b...

Page 35: ...n is activated Global Scan Rate The scan rate used for all channels when the Scan Mode field in the User Profile is set to Global Channel Specific Individual Scan Rate Scan rate specified for each cha...

Page 36: ...es security codes and administrator privileges User Console The keyboard monitor and mouse plugged into a user port on the MXU2 back panel User Name Name a user types to log in to the system User Port...

Page 37: ...two tier configuration check that the MXU2 with the keyboard connected is the base unit 5 Repeated KB ERROR at computer power up a The keyboard cable from the computer to the MXU2 is loose Secure the...

Page 38: ...different cable Then power up the computer If the problem is not with the cable or with the specific channel then connect the mouse directly to the computer If the problem persists then the computer s...

Page 39: ...DB9F can be order for each CCPnn cable Use Raritan part number APSAT Accessories Cat5 Reach Cat5 Reach extends the keyboard mouse and monitor computers and cascaded units up to 1000 feet apart by mea...

Page 40: ...th the use of a UKVMP CIM The diagram below Figure 19 shows the configuration options available for connecting the MXU2 directly to the UMT8 with either one or two user paths Please refer to the Parag...

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