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HMXCC1-G2 User’s Manual

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Chapter 4 System Overview and Getting Started

Figure 4-13 Dual-Controller System Configuration

4.4

Quick Installation Guide

Please follow the steps below to complete installation.

4.4.1

HMXCC1 Hardware Installation

1. Connect the power adaptor to the power jack of the HMXCC1. Check if the power jack is well inserted and the nut is locked.
2. Press and release its power switch to turn on the HMXCC1. After 30 seconds, the green Power LED will start flashing
indicating the HMXCC1 is ready.
3. Connect the right-side USER NETWORK port on the rear panel of HMXCC1 to a 10/100Mbps switch which also connects with
the computer running the Web-based Management Interface.
4. Connect the left-side DEVICE NETWORK port on the rear panel of HMXCC1 to a Gigabit switch which also connects to all
managed TX/RX devices.
5. Connect a second HMXCC1 slave to the user network and the device network according to the same procedure as described.
Please note that the user network segment (192.168.1.

x

) and the device network segment (169.254.3.

x

) are independent to

each other.
6. Start to use the HMXCC1 controller.

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Summary of Contents for Avocent HMXCC1-G2

Page 1: ...Avocent HMXCC1 G2 User s Manual EN V2 0 April 2022...

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Page 3: ...solution technical supports Users may contact the nearest Vertiv local sales office or service center or directly contact its Corporate Copyright 2022 Vertiv Tech Co Ltd All rights reserved The conte...

Page 4: ...4 4 2 TX RX 18 4 4 3 HMXCC1 19 4 4 4 HMXCC1 19 4 4 5 OSD 20 HMXCC1 IP KVM 21 5 1 21 5 2 Dashboard 23 5 2 1 Detected Devices 24 5 2 2 User Connections 26 5 2 3 Group Connections 27 5 2 4 TX Preview 28...

Page 5: ...ntication 67 5 5 System 69 5 5 1 Miscellaneous 69 5 5 2 Log 70 5 5 3 Date Time 71 5 5 4 Networks 72 5 5 5 Backups 74 5 5 6 Upgrade 78 5 5 7 Replication 78 5 5 8 Power 83 85 6 1 85 6 2 89 103 7 1 HMXCC...

Page 6: ...8 5 120 8 6 121...

Page 7: ...HMXCC1 G2 1 AvocentTM IP KVM HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 HMX IP KVM IP KVM HMXCC1 IP KVM IP KVM HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMX1080 HMX2080 HMX3080 HMX4080 1000Mbps IP KVM HMXCC1 LDAP RADIUS 3 SSL 128 TX RX 1 1...

Page 8: ...HMXCC1 G2 2 1 2 TX RX HMX1080 HMX2080 HMX3080 HMX4080 3 4 5 6 LDAP RADIUS 7 8 3 9 10 I O DVI I USB RS232 HMXCC1 IP KVM 2 1...

Page 9: ...HMX3080T HMX3080TP HMX4080T HMX4080TP RX HMX1080R HMX2080R HMX3080R HMX3080RP HMX4080R HMX4080RP x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 10 100Mbps x 1 LED LED x 1 LED x 2 DC 12V 2A 3 5W 0 C 40 40 C 70 0 90 RH x x 300 x 164...

Page 10: ...HMXCC1 G2 4 HMXCC1 G2 IP KVM x1 12V 2A x1 x 2 x 1 HMX1080T HMX2080T HMX3080T HMX3080TP HMX4080T HMX4080TP HMX1080R HMX2080R HMX3080R HMX3080RP HMX4080R HMX4080RP...

Page 11: ...HMXCC1 G2 5 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 4 1 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 1 4 3...

Page 12: ...HMXCC1 G2 6 4 1 LED 8 4 4 4 2 HMXCC1 DC12V 2A 10 100Mbps RJ 45 RJ 45 LED LED LED 1000Mbps 10 100Mbps...

Page 13: ...7 HMXCC1 4 5 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 4 6 HMXCC1 4 2 2 IP KVM IP KVM HMXCC1 HMX1080 HMX2080 HMX3080 HMX4080 HMX1080T HMX2080T HMX3080T HMX4080T HMX3080TP HMX4080TP HMX1080R HMX2080R HMX3080R HMX4080R HMX3080RP...

Page 14: ...1080R HMX1080T HMX1080R TX RX USB B x 2 USB A x 2 DVI x 1 USB A x 2 USB DVI x 1 DVI x 1 IR x 1 IR x 1 x 2 x 1 x 2 x 1 RJ45 x 2 RJ45 x 2 RS 232 x 1 RS 232 x 1 x 1 x 1 SELECT MODE x 2 SELECT MODE x 2 LE...

Page 15: ...0T HMX2080R TX RX USB B x 2 USB A x 2 DVI x 2 USB A x 2 USB DVI x 2 DVI x 2 IR x 1 IR x 1 x 2 x 1 x 2 x 1 RJ45 x 2 RJ45 x 2 RS 232 x 1 RS 232 x 1 x 1 x 1 SELECT MODE x 2 SELECT MODE x 2 LED x 1 x 1 x...

Page 16: ...J45 x 2 TP RJ45 PoE RJ45 x 2 RP RJ45 PoE SFP x 2 SFP x 2 RS 232 x 1 RS 232 x 1 x 1 x 1 LINK MODE x 2 LINK MODE x 2 LED x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 x x 222 x 137 x 44 mm 222 x 137 x 44 mm 870g 862g 1920 x 1200...

Page 17: ...45 x 2 TP RJ45 PoE RJ45 x 2 RP RJ45 PoE SFP x 2 SFP x 2 RS 232 x 1 RS 232 x 1 x 1 x 1 LINK MODE x 2 LINK MODE x 2 LED x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 x x 222 x 137 x 44 mm 222 x 137 x 44 mm 937g 918g 1920 x 1200...

Page 18: ...INK 4 SELECT 5 MODE SELECT 6 7 8 9 LAN 1 10 LAN 2 11 12 13 IR IR 14 USB Type B 15 HID 16 RS 232 RS 232 17 DVI DVI DVI I 18 DVI DVI DVI I 19 USB USB 20 USB Type A USB 21 USB Type A USB 22 IR IR 23 RS 2...

Page 19: ...MODE SELECT 6 7 8 9 LAN 1 10 LAN 2 11 12 13 IR IR 14 USB Type B 15 HID 16 RS 232 RS 232 17 DVI 1 DVI DVI I 18 DVI 1 DVI DVI I 19 USB USB 20 USB Type A USB 21 USB Type A USB 22 IR IR 23 RS 232 RS 232 2...

Page 20: ...R HMX3080TP HMX3080RP 1 2 POWER 3 STATUS 4 LINK 5 MODE LINK 6 7 8 9 LAN 1 10 LAN 2 HMX3080TP HMX3080RP PoE 11 12 13 IR IR 14 USB Type B 15 HID 16 RS 232 RS 232 17 DVI DVI DVI D 18 DVI DVI DVI D 19 USB...

Page 21: ...0RP 4 11 HMX4080T HMX4080R HMX4080TP HMX4080RP 4 10 HMX4080T HMX4080R HMX4080TP HMX4080RP 1 2 POWER 3 STATUS 4 LINK 5 MODE LINK 6 7 8 9 LAN 1 10 LAN 2 HMX4080TP HMX4080RP PoE 11 12 13 IR IR 14 USB Typ...

Page 22: ...2 16 18 DVI 1 DVI DVI D 19 USB USB 20 USB Type A USB 21 USB Type A USB 22 IR IR 23 RS 232 RS 232 24 DVI 2 DVI DVI D 25 DVI 2 DVI DVI D 26 1 27 2 4 3 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 10 100Mbps IP KVM 1000Mbps TX RX 4 12...

Page 23: ...HMXCC1 G2 17 4 13 HMXCC1 4 4 4 4 1 HMXCC1 1 HMXCC1 2 HMXCC1 30 HMXCC1 3 HMXCC1 USER NETWORK 10 100Mbps 10 100Mbps 4 HMXCC1 DEVICE NETWORK TX RX 5 HMXCC1 192 168 1 x 169 254 3 x 6 HMXCC1...

Page 24: ...HMXCC1 G2 18 4 14 4 4 2 TX RX 1 TX RX POWER 2 USB 3 SELECT HMX1080 HMX2080 LINK HMX3080 HMX4080 4 15 HMX3080T HMX3080R...

Page 25: ...TX RX 6 Super user Groups Simple user Group TX RX 7 HMX1080R HMX2080R HMX3080R HMX4080R Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Space OSD OSD 8 TX HMX1080T HMX2080T HMX3080T HMX4080T 9 TX RX TX RX HMXCC1 4 4 4 HMXCC...

Page 26: ...IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 4 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 PC IP https 192 168 1 200 5008 admin adminpass HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 5 6 4 4 5 OSD Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Space OSD Ctrl 2 Ctrl Ctrl O...

Page 27: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 21 HMXCC1 IP KVM HMXCC1 HMXCC1 PC IP https 192 168 1 200 5008 admin adminpass 5 4 1 HMXCC1 5 1 HMXCC1 5 1 5 2...

Page 28: ...HMXCC1 G2 22 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 3 5 4 5 5...

Page 29: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 23 5 2 1 2 PC 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 EDID EDID 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 2 Dashboard...

Page 30: ...HMXCC1 G2 24 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 6 5 2 1 Detected Devices 5 7 HMXCC1 Device Network HMXCC1...

Page 31: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 25 5 8 5 9...

Page 32: ...HMXCC1 G2 26 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 10 5 2 2 User Connections 5 11 5 5 I O V A U R I...

Page 33: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 27 5 12 5 13 5 2 3 Group Connections 5 14...

Page 34: ...HMXCC1 G2 28 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 15 5 2 4 TX Preview...

Page 35: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 29 5 16 IP KVM 5 17 5 3 Devices...

Page 36: ...HMXCC1 G2 30 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 18 5 3 1 Receivers 5 19 HMXCC1 MAC 5 20...

Page 37: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 31 5 21 5 22...

Page 38: ...HMXCC1 G2 32 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 3 2 Transmitters 5 23 HMXCC1 MAC 5 24...

Page 39: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 33 5 25 1 1 2 2 TX 1 1 2...

Page 40: ...HMXCC1 G2 34 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 26 3 TX 1 5 27...

Page 41: ...P KVM 35 5 3 3 RX Groups HMXCC1 5 28 1 5 RX A RX B RX C RX D RX E 5 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 TX 4 TX 5 RX A RX B RX C SG RX1 RX C RX D RX E SG RX2 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 SG TX1 TX 3 TX 4 TX 5 SG TX2 a admin adminpass R...

Page 42: ...HMXCC1 G2 36 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 30 c SG RX1 RX A RX B RX C RX A RX B RX C SG RX1 5 31 d SG RX2 RX C RX D RX E...

Page 43: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 37 e SG TX1 5 32 f SG TX1 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 SG TX1 5 33...

Page 44: ...MXCC1 G2 38 HMXCC1 IP KVM g SG TX2 TX 3 TX 4 TX 5 h RX TX RX C TX 3 2 HMX3080 HMX4080 RX A RX B RX C HG RX1 RX D RX E HG RX2 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 HG TX1 TX 4 TX 5 HG TX2 a admin adminpass RX TX 5 34 b HG RX...

Page 45: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 39 5 35 c HG RX1 RX A RX B RX C RX A RX B RX C RX A...

Page 46: ...HMXCC1 G2 40 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 36 d HG RX2 RX D RX E RX RX RX e HG TX1...

Page 47: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 41 5 37 f HG TX1 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 TX 1...

Page 48: ...HMXCC1 G2 42 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 38 g HG TX2 TX 4 TX 5 TX TX TX h admin adminpass RX OSD TX RX A RX B RX C HG RX1 RX A OSD HG TX1 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX A HG RX1 TX 8 TX 8 RX HMX3080 HMX4080 TX RX...

Page 49: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 43 5 39 i RX D OSD RX D HG RX2 RX D RX E HG TX1 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX D RX E TX 1 RX D TX 2 RX E TX 3 RX OSD HG TX1 TX 3 RX E TX 1 RX D RX TX RX TX...

Page 50: ...HMXCC1 G2 44 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 40 3 HMX3080 HMX4080 RX TX RX a admin adminpass RX OSD TX 5 41 b RX D OSD OSD...

Page 51: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 45 5 42 c RX D TX 4 RX RX C RX B RX E RX A TX 3 TX 2 TX 5 TX 1 RX D RX D d RX D OSD RX E RX D TX 4 RX E RX E TX 4 RX D RX E RX E RX E RX D TX 4 RX E 5 43...

Page 52: ...XCC1 G2 46 HMXCC1 IP KVM e RX D OSD RX B RX B TX 2 RX D RX D RX B TX 2 TX 2 RX D RX B RX D TX 2 5 44 4 HMX3080 HMX4080 Mouse roaming Master unit 8 x8 64 a admin adminpass RX OSD TX RX TX 5 45 b MR DEM...

Page 53: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 47 5 46 c MR DEMO RX A RX 0 0 RX B 1 0 RX C 2 0 RX D 0 1 RX E 1 1 5 47...

Page 54: ...HMXCC1 G2 48 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 48 d RX A 5 49...

Page 55: ...X D RX E RX RX TX RX OSD RX A 5 50 RX TX TX RX TX OSD RX B RX C RX D RX E OSD Slave Mode RX OSD RX TX OSD OSD OSD RX A OSD Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Space OSD RX C OSD Remote OSD RX C RX A OSD RX C OSD...

Page 56: ...HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 51 OSD RX C RX A OSD Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Space RX A OSD OSD Remote OSD RX C RX C RX C TX 4 TX 4 RX C TX 4 Scroll Lock Scroll Lock RX C TX TX RX C OSD HMX3080 HMX4080 5 52 Cursor H...

Page 57: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 51 Ctrl Ctrl 5 53 5 HMX3080 HMX4080 OSD 8 x8 64 a admin adminpass RX OSD TX 5 54 b VW DEMO...

Page 58: ...HMXCC1 G2 52 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 55 c VW DEMO 2 2 5 56...

Page 59: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 53 d RX A RX B RX D RX E 5 57 e RX A RX B OSD TX TX 1 Esc RX B OSD RX A RX D RX E RX B TX 1 OSD TX 5 58 f 6 x 6 36 RX...

Page 60: ...HMXCC1 G2 54 HMXCC1 IP KVM MR DEMO 1 3x3 MR DEMO 2 3x1 MR DEMO 3 1x2 VW DEMO 1 3x3 VW DEMO 2 3x3 VW DEMO 3 2x2 5 59 5 3 4 TX Groups 5 60 HMXCC1...

Page 61: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 55 5 61 5 62 5 63 5 3 5 Monitors 5 64...

Page 62: ...HMXCC1 G2 56 HMXCC1 IP KVM HMXCC1 EDID HMXCC1 EDID ID HMXCC1 EDID EDID EDID 5 65 5 66...

Page 63: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 57 5 67 EDID Scroll Lock Scroll Lock M EDID 5 68...

Page 64: ...HMXCC1 G2 58 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 3 6 Firmware 5 69 HMXCC1 TX RX bin HMXCC1 5 3 7 Upgrade 5 70...

Page 65: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 59 5 71 TX RX TX RX 15 Flash 5 72 5 73...

Page 66: ...HMXCC1 G2 60 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 74 5 75 5 76...

Page 67: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 61 5 77 5 78 IP KVM 5 79...

Page 68: ...HMXCC1 G2 62 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 80 5 4 Users 5 81 5 4 1 List 5 82...

Page 69: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 63 5 83 5 84 OSD 5 85...

Page 70: ...HMXCC1 G2 64 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 86 5 87 5 88...

Page 71: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 65 5 4 2 Groups 5 89 TX RX TX RX 5 90 5 91...

Page 72: ...HMXCC1 G2 66 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 92 5 93 5 94 TX RX...

Page 73: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 67 5 95 5 96 5 4 3 Remote Authentication 5 97 LDAP RADIUS HMXCC1 HMXCC1 LDAP RADIUS HMXCC1 HMXCC1 LDAP RADIUS NONE LDAP RADIUS...

Page 74: ...HMXCC1 G2 68 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 98 LDAP 5 99 LDAP IP KVM 5 100...

Page 75: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 69 5 5 System 5 101 5 5 1 Miscellaneous 5 102 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1...

Page 76: ...HMXCC1 G2 70 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 5 2 Log 5 103 5 104 5 105...

Page 77: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 71 5 106 5 5 3 Date Time 5 107 HMXCC1 NTP 5 108...

Page 78: ...HMXCC1 G2 72 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 5 4 Networks 5 109 HMXCC1 1000Mbps TCP IP HTTPS HMXCC1 HTTPS 443 5008 5025 HMXCC1 CA HMXCC1 HMXCC1 TX RX 1000Mbps HMXCC1 TX RX HMXCC1 TX RX TLS HMXCC1 HMXCC1 5 110 IP IP...

Page 79: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 73 5 111 IP IP 5 112...

Page 80: ...HMXCC1 G2 74 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 113 5 5 5 Backups 5 114 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 hmxcc backup yymmdd sql gz yymmdd hmxcc backup 180215 sql gz HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1...

Page 81: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 75 5 115 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 IP 5 116 IP IP...

Page 82: ...HMXCC1 G2 76 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 117 IP hmxcc log txt gz 5 118 HMXCC1...

Page 83: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 77 5 119 5 120...

Page 84: ...HMXCC1 G2 78 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 121 hmxcc backup master xxxxxx sql gz hmxcc log master xxxxxx txt gz 5 5 6 Upgrade 5 122 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 5 5 7 Replication HMXCC1 Master Slave 1 2...

Page 85: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 79 No replication HMXCC1 HMXCC1 5 123 5 124 HMXCC1 IP IP IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2...

Page 86: ...HMXCC1 G2 80 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 125 5 126 IP IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2...

Page 87: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 81 5 127 2 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 201 IP IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 5 128...

Page 88: ...HMXCC1 G2 82 HMXCC1 IP KVM IP 5 129 IP https 192 168 1 202 5008 HMXCC1...

Page 89: ...HMXCC1 G2 HMXCC1 IP KVM 83 5 5 8 Power 5 130 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 IP KVM...

Page 90: ...HMXCC1 G2 84 HMXCC1 IP KVM 5 131...

Page 91: ...HMXCC1 G2 85 6 1 1 6 1 6 2 2...

Page 92: ...HMXCC1 G2 86 6 3 hmxcc backup master xxxxxx sql gz hmxcc log master xxxxxx txt gz 3 6 4...

Page 93: ...HMXCC1 G2 87 a hmxcc backup xxxxxx sql gz b c 4 a hmxcc log xxxxxx txt gz 6 5 b...

Page 94: ...HMXCC1 G2 88 6 6 5 a 6 7 b...

Page 95: ...RX TX RX 4 User1 User2 User3 User4 IP KVM 4 HMX1080T 4 HMX1080R 2 GroupA GroupB 2 TxGroupA TxGroupB 2 RxGroupA RxGroupB GroupA User1 User2 GroupB User3 User4 TxGroupA RxGroupA TX1 TX2 RX1 RX2 GroupA T...

Page 96: ...HMXCC1 G2 90 6 9 HMXCC1 https 192 168 1 201 5008 admin adminpass 6 10 TX1 TX2 TX3 TX4 RX1 RX2 RX3 RX4 4 4 TX RX TX RX TX RX 4 4 TX1 TX2 TX3 TX4 RX1 RX2 RX3 RX4 6 11...

Page 97: ...HMXCC1 G2 91 6 12 TX1 TX2 TX3 TX4 6 13 RX1 RX2 RX3 RX4 6 14...

Page 98: ...HMXCC1 G2 92 6 15 RxGroupA RxGroupB RxGroupA RX1 RX2 RxGroupB RX3 RX4 6 16 RxGroupA RxGroupB 6 17...

Page 99: ...HMXCC1 G2 93 RxGroupA RX1 RX2 6 18 RxGroupB RX3 RX4 6 19 RxGroupA RxGroupB TxGroupA TxGroupB TxGroupA TX1 TX2 TxGroupB TX3 TX4...

Page 100: ...HMXCC1 G2 94 6 20 TxGroupA TxGroupB User1 User2 User3 User4 4 User1 User2 User3 User4 6 21...

Page 101: ...HMXCC1 G2 95 6 22 6 23 User1 User2 User3 User4 GroupA GroupB GroupA User1 User2 GroupB User3 User4 GroupA...

Page 102: ...HMXCC1 G2 96 6 24 GroupA User1 User2 6 25 GroupA RxGroupA 6 26 GroupA TxGroupA...

Page 103: ...HMXCC1 G2 97 6 27 GroupA GroupB User3 User4 TxGroupB RxGroupB 6 28 RxGroupA RxGroupB 6 29 TxGroupB RxGroupB TxGroupB RX3 RX4 RxGroupB User3 User4 TxGroupB TX3 TX4...

Page 104: ...HMXCC1 G2 98 6 30 RxGroupA RxGroupB TxGroupA TxGroupB 6 31 RxGroupA TxGroupA TxGroupA RxGroupA GroupA GroupA User1 User2 User1 User2 GroupA TX RX GroupB User3 User4 TX RX...

Page 105: ...G2 99 6 32 RxGroupA TxGroupA RxGroupB TxGroupB GroupA User1 User2 TxGroupA RxGroupA GroupB User3 User4 TxGroupB RxGroupB GroupB User3 User4 TxGroupB RxGroupB GroupA User1 User2 TxGroupA RxGroupA 6 33...

Page 106: ...HMXCC1 G2 100 HMXCC1 TX RX Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Space Ctrl Ctrl OSD OSD RX HMXCC TX RX OSD OSD 6 35 OSD OSD HMXCC1 6 36 HMXCC1 HMX OSD admin adminpass OSD...

Page 107: ...HMXCC1 G2 101 6 37 OSD HMX 6 38 OSD OSD 1 2 a TX 0052 john b TX 0052 john 3 4 OSD 5 HMXCC1 Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Scroll Lock 6 OSD 7...

Page 108: ...HMXCC1 G2 102 6 39 OSD OSD 1 RX 1167 2 3 a TX 0053 b TX 114f 4 OSD 5 HMXCC1 Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Scroll Lock 6 OSD 7...

Page 109: ...HMXCC1 G2 103 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 7 1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 7 1 7 1 1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 2 HMXCC1 IP IP IP IP 5008 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1...

Page 110: ...n adminpass 2 IP IP IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 3 HMXCC1 4 HMXCC1 IP https 192 168 1 201 5008 5 HMXCC1 PC IP https 192 168 1 200 5008 admin adminpass 6 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 7 HMXCC1 IP...

Page 111: ...HMXCC1 G2 105 7 3 c 7 4 d IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2...

Page 112: ...HMXCC1 G2 106 7 5 e...

Page 113: ...HMXCC1 G2 107 7 6 f IP https 192 168 1 201 5008 7 7 IP a IP https 192 168 1 200 5008...

Page 114: ...HMXCC1 G2 108 7 8 b 7 9 c IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3...

Page 115: ...HMXCC1 G2 109 7 10 d IP 192 168 1 201...

Page 116: ...HMXCC1 G2 110 7 11 e IP https 192 168 1 202 5008 7 12...

Page 117: ...HMXCC1 G2 111 7 1 2 1 HMXCC1 8 LED LED 7 13 LED 7 1 LED 2 LED LED...

Page 118: ...HMXCC1 G2 112 7 14 7 2 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 HMXCC1...

Page 119: ...HMXCC1 G2 113 7 15 7 2 1 HMXCC1 1 7 16 2 IP...

Page 120: ...HMXCC1 G2 114 7 17 7 18 1 HMXCC1 PC 2 3 PC hmxcc backup xxxxxx sql gz a...

Page 121: ...192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 1 2 3...

Page 122: ...HMXCC1 G2 116 7 2 2 HMXCC1 7 21...

Page 123: ...HMXCC1 G2 117 7 22 1 2 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 3 IP 192 168 1 201 4 HMXCC1...

Page 124: ...XCC1 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 1 2 1 2 3 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 201 4 5 1 2 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 IP https 192 168 1 200 5008 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 H...

Page 125: ...b 7 24 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 IP https 192 168 1 200 5008 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 IP 192 168 1 201 HMXCC1 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 201 IP 169 254 3 2 HMXCC1 IP 192 168 1 202 IP 169 254 3 3 1 2 IP 192 168 1...

Page 126: ...HMXCC1 G2 120 8 1 FCC FCC 15 B 8 2 CE B 8 3 2022 Vertiv Vertiv AVOCENT Vertiv IT SYSTEMS INC 8 4 8 5 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 127: ...HMXCC1 G2 121 8 6 Vertiv service vertiv com Overseas support vertiv com 2022 PN 30 191 HMXCC1G2 04 VTV 20...

Page 128: ...HMXCC1 G2 User s Manual...

Page 129: ...n 16 4 4 2 TX RX Hardware Installation 17 4 4 3 HMXCC1 Web based Management Interface Setup 18 4 4 4 Access HMXCC1 Web based Management Interface 18 4 4 5 Access the Receiver OSD Menu 19 Chapter 5 Web...

Page 130: ...oyment and Configuration 93 7 1 1 How to Setup HMXCC1 Master Slave Units 93 7 1 2 How to Resume the HMXCC1 Controller to Factory Default 99 7 2 HMXCC1 Master Slave Database Replication Failover 100 7...

Page 131: ...controlling registered IP KVM extenders via a web based management interface HMXCC1 has two independent network interfaces User Network Device Network HMXCC1 and the registered HMX1080 HMX2080 HMX308...

Page 132: ...LDAP and RADIUS remote authentication protocols 7 Record all logs of all events login history and delete sort event list 8 Enable three application levels of user accounts Administrator Super User and...

Page 133: ...gabit LAN port User Network Port x 1 Connect to the 10 100Mbps LAN port Reset x 1 Reset the System to Factory Default LED Indicator Power LED x 1 Power Supply Status Indication Network Port LED x 2 Ne...

Page 134: ...ntent HMXCC1 G2 Controller x 1 Power Adapter 12V 2A x 1 Network Cable x 2 System Quick Installation Guide x 1 Transmitter Units Optional HMX1080T HMX2080T HMX3080T HMX3080TP HMX4080T HMX4080TP Receive...

Page 135: ...ble 4 1 Item Specification Description Power LED Indicator Green Orange Dual Color LEDs Off Power Adaptor not plugged in or Power Switch not pressed and released Green LED Flashing Controller is ready...

Page 136: ...to a RJ 45 Network Port of a 10 100Mbps Switch Use the PC browser to access the Web based Management Interface Device Network Port Connect to a RJ 45 Network Port of a Gigabit Switch Network Port LED...

Page 137: ...ivers For more details please check the manuals of HMX1080 HMX2080 HMX3080 HMX4080 series Compatible Transmitter Units Gigabit ports HMX1080T HMX2080T Compatible Transmitters Units Gigabit ports Optic...

Page 138: ...Jack Front Rear Panels x 2 Speaker Jack Rear Panels x 1 RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 RS 232 Female x 1 RS 232 Male x 1 Power Jack x 1 Power Jack x 1 Push Button Function Key x 2 Function Key...

Page 139: ...Jack Front Rear Panels x 2 Speaker Jack Rear Panels x 1 RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 RS 232 Female x 1 RS 232 Male x 1 Power Jack x 1 Power Jack x 1 Push Button Function Key x 2 Function Key...

Page 140: ...RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 TP Model One of the RJ45 LAN Ports is with PoE function RJ45 LAN Ports x 2 RP Model One of the RJ45 LAN Ports is with PoE function SFP Optical Module Socket x 2 SFP Optical Module S...

Page 141: ...N Ports is with PoE function SFP Optical Module Socket x 2 SFP Optical Module Socket x 2 RS 232 Female x 1 RS 232 Male x 1 Power Jack x 1 Power Jack x 1 Push Button Function Key x 2 Function Key x 2 L...

Page 142: ...USB Type A connector Connect to a USB keyboard and mouse 21 USB Type A connector Connect to USB peripherals 22 IR input jack Connect to the IR receiver 23 RS 232 connector Connect to a RS 232 device H...

Page 143: ...power is on 3 STATUS indicator Lights up when the connection between transmitter and receiver is active 4 LINK button Press to connect or disconnect between the transmitter and receiver 5 MODE button...

Page 144: ...Reset button Reset the unit 2 POWER indicator Lights up when power is on 3 STATUS indicator Lights up when the connection between transmitter and receiver is active 4 LINK button Press to connect or...

Page 145: ...via an optional Optical Module 4 3 System Deployment The diagram illustrated here is only an example the actual applications may vary All illustrated computers switches transmitters receivers accesso...

Page 146: ...LED will start flashing indicating the HMXCC1 is ready 3 Connect the right side USER NETWORK port on the rear panel of HMXCC1 to a 10 100Mbps switch which also connects with the computer running the...

Page 147: ...ed and the nuts are locked The red POWER LED will start flashing then turn constantly ON indicating the unit is ready 2 Connect the TX RX units to the Gigabit switch USB peripherals monitors and other...

Page 148: ...ord at the login page receiver OSD menu will display a TX list page including all connectable TX units according to user s authority 8 From the TX HMX1080T 2080T 3080T 4080T list double click any desi...

Page 149: ...unit User IP to 192 168 1 202 and the device IP to 169 254 3 3 5 Go to Dashboard Detected Devices register transmitters and receivers 6 Go to Devices TX Groups RX Groups to set up TX groups and RX gr...

Page 150: ...iately and keep this critical information safe and private to prevent unauthorized access Refer to section 5 4 1 for the user information change After logging into the control center interface success...

Page 151: ...buttons are located at the bottom of each functional page Click them to open corresponding configuration windows Figure 5 5 Table 5 2 No Button Name Definition 1 Configure Edit Group Edit User Confirm...

Page 152: ...ver to the transmitter 12 About Get the information 13 Connection Connect a device to a group 14 Disconnection Disconnect with a group 15 Download Save and backup data for restoring to a new unit 16 R...

Page 153: ...not available on the LAN because they were being disconnected or powered off Global Actions Figure 5 8 Dashboard Detected Devices Global Actions The Global Actions button will only appear when no dev...

Page 154: ...If the selected device is unmanaged unregistered you may click the register button to register it toggling its state to managed mode If the device is managed you may click the unregister button to unr...

Page 155: ...e 5 13 5 2 3 Group Connections Figure 5 14 Dashboard Group Connections This Group Connections page is where you can see all active group connections and establish or terminate group connections The gr...

Page 156: ...6 Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center Figure 5 15 Group Connections Disconnection 5 2 4 TX Transmitter Preview This TX Preview page provides the video source thumbnails of all transm...

Page 157: ...shboard sections please go to Main Menu Dashboard selecting any items and click the Help tab at the upper right corner to get detailed instructions Figure 5 17 Dashboard Detected Device Help 5 3 Devic...

Page 158: ...rs page lists all registered receivers in the HMXCC1 database Each row corresponds a receiver showing its name unique MAC address and description Global Actions When no receiver is selected the Global...

Page 159: ...KVM Control Center 29 Figure 5 21 Devices Registered Receivers Global Receiver Settings Set up a Receiver Select a receiver Click the Set up Receiver button Set up its receiver group belonging Figure...

Page 160: ...base Each row corresponds a transmitter showing its name unique MAC address and description Global Actions When no transmitter is selected the Global Actions button is available Click it to open Globa...

Page 161: ...here is any abnormal display on the monitor connected to the receiver please adjust the Anti dithering option to Mode 1 or Mode 2 to fix the display issue 2 As shown below go to Devices Transmitters s...

Page 162: ...User s Manual 32 Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center Figure 5 26 3 The TX 1 unit will reboot If the video display is still abnormal repeat the same process to apply another mode Fig...

Page 163: ...X D RX E and 5 registered transmitters TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 TX 4 TX 5 This example will assign receivers RX A RX B RX C to be the first RX simple group Name SG RX1 RX C RX D RX E will be assigned to be the...

Page 164: ...e SG RX1 item click Edit Group button In Receivers tab drag RX A RX B RX C into the Group Members column then click the Submit button Now RX A RX B RX C have been assigned as members of the SG RX1 Gro...

Page 165: ...ck New group button select Simple Group in Group Type menu Input the name SG TX1 then click the Submit button Figure 5 32 f Select the SG TX1 item click Edit Group button In Transmitters tab drag TX 1...

Page 166: ...xample will assign receivers RX A RX B RX C to be the first RX hard group Name HG RX1 RX D and RX E will be assigned to be the second RX hard group Name HG RX2 TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 will be assigned to be th...

Page 167: ...7 Figure 5 35 c Select the HG RX1 item click Edit Group button In Receivers tab drag RX A RX B RX C into the Group Members column in sequence then click the Submit button Now RX A will be defined as t...

Page 168: ...2 which includes RX D and RX E units Note In Hard Group setting system will only display available RX units which haven t been assigned yet Unlike the Simple Group setting any RX unit can be assigned...

Page 169: ...t button Now TX 1 will be defined as the Master unit of this hard group TX 2 and TX 3 will be the slave units of TX 1 Note Hard Group function supports up to 8 TX source to 8 monitor switching at a ti...

Page 170: ...user double clicks the HG TX1 characters in RX A OSD menu system will connect the sources of TX 1 TX 2 TX 3 in a batch to the hard group HG RX1 that RX A Master leads This realizes a batch connection...

Page 171: ...how to use Console Collaboration function to share a TX source of a RX unit to another RX unit a Input Administrator username admin password adminpass to log into five RX units respectively Then clic...

Page 172: ...proval RX E user can accept or decline it depending on his working condition Figure 5 43 e Pull sharing Scenario Click the Pull sharing icon of RX B row in RX D s OSD menu the TX 2 source connected to...

Page 173: ...oaming Group in Group Type menu Input the name MR DEMO then click the Submit button Figure 5 46 c Select the MR DEMO item then click the Edit Group button to enter its setting page Drag RX A into the...

Page 174: ...44 Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center Figure 5 47 Note As shown below system will not allow a group layout with any isolated RX unit arrangement not adjacent to any other RX units...

Page 175: ...ual Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center 45 Figure 5 48 d When there is no isolated RX unit arrangement after clicking the Submit button system will reboot the Mouse Roaming Master un...

Page 176: ...ject the OSD request from the slave RX units Therefore if the user wants to setup the TX unit connection on slave RX units a remote OSD control is applicable Two scenarios of applying remote OSD contr...

Page 177: ...y the TX 4 transmitter source Note The user can also simply use the transmitter direct switch hotkey Scroll Lock Scroll Lock 2 digit number to make an instant connection between RX C receiver and any...

Page 178: ...he 2 digit number for cursor hopping hotkey is as shown by following mouse roaming layout examples Going from Left to Right and from Top to Bottom Figure 5 53 5 Video Wall Only applicable for HMX3080...

Page 179: ...ix KVM Control Center 49 Figure 5 55 c Click the VW DEMO item click the Edit Group button to enter its setting page In General tab set the Group Size as Horizontal 2 and Vertical 2 Note Video Wall max...

Page 180: ...of the keyboard to leave the OSD menu of RX B RX A RX D and RX E will collaborate with RX B to show a complete TX 1 source which is the video wall function Note In Video wall task master slave hierar...

Page 181: ...re 5 60 Devices TX Groups This TX Groups page lists all transmitter groups in the HMXCC1 database Each row corresponds a transmitter group showing its Name Description and Enable property Add a New Tr...

Page 182: ...ach row corresponds an EDID file showing its Name Vender ID and Model HMXCC1 can read the EDIDs from the monitors attached to the receivers and send the EDIDs to transmitters so that they can provide...

Page 183: ...a new name and click the Rename Monitor button to take effect Figure 5 67 Match a Monitor to a Transmitter Click the Put Selected Monitor to Transmitter button Select a desired transmitter and click P...

Page 184: ...of those TX RX units already managed by the HMXCC1 These bin firmware files stored here can be used for later upgrading procedures To add a firmware file in HMXCC1 memory click Choose File button to...

Page 185: ...firmware file and click the Add New File button to add latest firmware files in the firmware file list and remove all old firmware files from the list Go to Devices Upgrade Select all devices and cli...

Page 186: ...er 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center Figure 5 72 Devices Firmware Figure 5 73 Devices Upgrade Select Devices to be upgraded Figure 5 74 Devices Upgrade Upgrade Confirmation Figure 5 75 Dev...

Page 187: ...evices Upgrade Upgrade Processing Figure 5 77 Devices Upgrade Upgrade Finished Figure 5 78 Devices Upgrade Ready Online Help Tab For Online help of Devices sections please go to Main Menu Devices sele...

Page 188: ...lp 5 4 Users Click the drop down menu Users at the top of the interface to get the options as shown below List Groups and Remote Authentication Figure 5 81 Main Menu Users 5 4 1 User List Figure 5 82...

Page 189: ...registered users in a single operation Figure 5 83 Users User List Global Actions Figure 5 84 Users User List Global Actions Global User Settings Add a New User Whether any user row is selected or not...

Page 190: ...l 60 Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center Figure 5 86 Users User List New User Main Tab Set Up New Group Figure 5 87 Users List New User Group Membership Edit New User Figure 5 88 Use...

Page 191: ...group is set disabled it means that the administrator has terminated its access right for logging in receivers and accessing transmitters Add New User Group Whether any user group row is selected or n...

Page 192: ...w Group Figure 5 93 Users User Groups New Group Setting Allowed Receiver Groups Assign Transmitters to New Group Figure 5 94 Users User Groups New Group Setting Allowed Transmitter Groups Edit User Gr...

Page 193: ...of making sure that someone is really who he claims to be The Authentication process can take place in HMXCC1 locally or use LDAP or RADIUS enterprise authentication servers remotely The User authoriz...

Page 194: ...lp of Users sections please go to Main Menu Users selecting any items and click the Help tab at the upper right corner to get detailed instructions Figure 5 100 Users User List Online Help 5 5 System...

Page 195: ...Figure 5 102 System Miscellaneous This Miscellaneous page is used to setup the name of the HMXCC1 unit which will be displayed right below the HMXCC1 logo Input a name in the Name of this Management U...

Page 196: ...M Control Center 5 5 2 Log Figure 5 103 System Log This Log page records events of HMXCC1including Information and Errors of User Device and System It also records each login attempt even for unsucces...

Page 197: ...Internet NTP servers by clicking the Configure button and check the Use Internet Time box The clock can also be set by clicking the available Set Date and Time button while the Use Internet Time box i...

Page 198: ...not a website HMXCC1 needs to connect with TX RX devices via a dedicate LAN as said 1000Mbps ethernet networking That is HMXCC1 can not be installed in a network environment other than the device loca...

Page 199: ...s Manual Chapter 5 Web Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center 69 Figure 5 111 System Networks Configure Set User Network IP and Device Network IP Figure 5 112 System Networks Configure Network Settin...

Page 200: ...erated automatically Its format is hmxcc backup yymmdd sql gz with yymmdd being a timestamp for example hmxcc backup 180215 sql gz The backup file is only for restoring to HMXCC1 unit Do not decompres...

Page 201: ...ubmitted again to take effect before the new HMXCC1 unit reboots Figure 5 116 System Backups Restore Previous Configuration Go to System Networks click the Configure button to set up the User IP and D...

Page 202: ...file to the HMXCC1 controller Figure 5 119 System Backups Restore Log Download the Master Backup Files from the Slave Unit Management Interface At the slave unit management interface homepage click t...

Page 203: ...eat the upgrade process again 5 5 7 Replication This Replication page is to set up HMXCC1 controller operated in Master mode or Slave mode to support Failover Redundant Backup operation After setting...

Page 204: ...the Configure the Replication Mode button Set the Replication Mode as No Replication Click the Submit button skip rebooting the controller unit and go on the following IP setting procedure Go to Syste...

Page 205: ...etworks Network Settings Set the Replication Mode to Slave and Enable Failover Set the Replication Mode of the second unit as Slave and enable Failover function Go to System Replication click the Conf...

Page 206: ...lover Check this Failover Enabled box so that the slave unit can automatically start the failover redundant backup procedure Figure 5 129 System Networks Configure Network Settings After the slave con...

Page 207: ...troller In most cases rebooting is a maintenance operation Shut Down HMXCC1 controller Click the Shut Down HMXCC1 Box button to turn off the HMXCC1 controller Before turning off the physical power swi...

Page 208: ...ble in slave unit s management interface The slave unit management interface also reminds the user the current controller unit is a slave with Replication Slave Mode in red Figure 6 1 Database Replica...

Page 209: ...m the current controller Master Slave Single unit and restore it back to the new controller Figure 6 4 a In single controller system the user can manually go to System Backups click Save Settings butt...

Page 210: ...above 4 Download the log backup file from the master unit or single controller unit and restore it back to the new controller a Go to System Log click the Save to File button to download the log back...

Page 211: ...he controller b Set up the newly added controller as a slave unit Figure 6 8 Go to System Replication set Replication Mode as Slave Input the IP address of the master unit The Failover function can be...

Page 212: ...t management interface login page https 192 168 1 201 5008 input factory default Administrator username admin and password adminpass Figure 6 10 Login to the master unit s management interface Add Tra...

Page 213: ...shboard Detected Devices or Go to Devices Receivers Transmitters Use Global Actions button to register unregister all devices Or select an unregistered device one after another then respectively click...

Page 214: ...utton to create receiver device groups Create a receiver device group RxGroupA and assign RX1 and RX2 receivers as its members Create a receiver device group RxGroupB and assign RX3 and RX4 receivers...

Page 215: ...evice groups Create a transmitter device group TxGroupA and assign TX1 and TX2 transmitters as its members Create a transmitter device group TxGroupB and assign TX3 and TX4 transmitters as its members...

Page 216: ...the flags Figure 6 23 Simple Users User1 User2 User3 User4 have been created Create New User Groups GroupA GroupB Go to Users Groups click New Group button to add user groups and assign their members...

Page 217: ...and User2 to the right Members column Figure 6 25 Under Receivers tab drag RxGroupA to Allowed Groups column in which RxGroupA only contains RX1 and RX2 Figure 6 26 Under Transmitters tab drag TxGrou...

Page 218: ...been created Group Connections between TX Groups and RX Groups Go to Dashboard Group Connections select RxGroupA or RxGroupB then click the Connect button Figure 6 29 Dashboard Group Connections clic...

Page 219: ...connection is established User1 and User2 can only manage transmitters TX1 TX2 and receivers RX1 RX2 belonging to GroupA User1 and User2 cannot manage the transmitters TX3 TX4 and receivers RX3 RX4 be...

Page 220: ...te any receiver transmitter connections created by those users with the Disconnect User button Figure 6 34 Dashboard User Connections Log in the Receiver as a Simple User role After completing TX RX d...

Page 221: ...ing in Advanced tab Figure 6 36 Register Receiver Change OSD language After completing the setup for user groups and device groups in HMXCC1 the administrator can start to use the OSD interface of the...

Page 222: ...at this page 6 Click to close the OSD menu 7 Search all available transmitters page by page Figure 6 39 Receiver OSD menu of Administrator Account The receiver OSD menu of the administrator account a...

Page 223: ...send out an email to notify the administrator that the slave unit fails The administrator will download the database backup files from the master unit to the PC then restore them back to the newly ad...

Page 224: ...cation Settings and set this unit as Master Click the Submit button and reboot the master unit 4 After the HMXCC1 master reboots successfully input the new management interface login IP address https...

Page 225: ...ser s Manual Chapter 7 Failover for Database Replication 95 Figure 7 4 d Go to System Replication click the Configure button set Replication Mode as Master then click the Submit button to reboot the m...

Page 226: ...2 168 1 201 5008 at the browser address bar to log in the management interface of the Master unit Figure 7 6 Steps to set up IP Address of the Slave Unit a Log in the slave unit management interface w...

Page 227: ...69 254 3 3 Click the Submit button skip rebooting and continue the following steps Figure 7 9 d Go to System Replication click the Configure button set Replication Mode as Slave input the Master unit...

Page 228: ...Chapter 7 Failover for Database Replication Figure 7 10 e Input the new management interface login IP address https 192 168 1 202 5008 at the browser address bar to log in the management interface of...

Page 229: ...ith green it indicates that the controller has been in service Figure 7 12 Note The LED on the front panel of the controller also represents the current role of the controller as the table shown below...

Page 230: ...master unit or the slave unit The user can enable the Failover function by checking it in the database replication setting of the slave unit As the HMXCC1 master unit fails the salve unit will automat...

Page 231: ...master unit Change its User Device IP settings as the failure master unit and reboot the new master unit to resume the system operation Figure 7 16 As above mentioned as the Failover function is not e...

Page 232: ...work security management 1 Slave unit regularly polls and monitors the master unit As the master unit fails the slave unit sends out an email to notify the administrator 2 Slave unit retrieves the set...

Page 233: ...twork security management 2 As the slave no longer polls the master unit the master sends out an email to notify the administrator 1 Slave unit regularly polls and monitors the master unit As the mast...

Page 234: ...ion Settings for the slave unit Figure 7 21 Set the newly added controller unit as Slave Go to System Networks click the Configure button to set User IP 192 168 1 202 and device IP 169 254 3 3 Go to S...

Page 235: ...pply its latest successful database backup from the failed master unit at the same IP address 192 168 1 201 operating the system 4 The auto failover procedure won t interrupt the system operation 5 As...

Page 236: ...nit polls regularly As the slave no longer polls the master unit the master sends out an email to notify the administrator 1 Slave unit regularly polls and monitors the master unit As the master unit...

Page 237: ...s 8 3 Copyright Notice Copyright 2022 Vertiv Tech Co Ltd All Rights Reserved This manual or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used without permission Vertiv and the Vertiv logo are register...

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