3
Part 2 – Remote configuration
This must be made using a remote connection (network or dial-up modem/ISDN).
It allows fine tuning of the
Part 1-local configuration
items, plus the creation of
multiple user accounts and declaration of all host computers.
Configuration
You can configure the AdderLink IP and AdderView Matrix devices in any order,
however, when your local monitor, keyboard and mouse are connected to the
AdderLink IP, it is that device that you will see first. In such cases, start with the
AdderLink IP.
ADDERVIEW MATRIX
Configuration Menu
Functions
Routing status
User Preferences
Global Preferences
Setup Options
Edit Computer List
Edit User List
Edit Autoscan List
Enter-Select
F1-More menus
Esc-Quit
Firmware Version 2.08
ADDERVIEW MATRIX
Computer
Port
Computer 1
01
Computer 2
02
Computer 3
03
Computer 4
04
Computer 5
05
Computer 6
06
Computer 7
07
Computer 8
08
User port 1
Status
ADMIN
SHARED USE
F1-More menus F3-Find
Esc-Quit
F4-Logout
AdderLink IP
AdderLink IP has a two-part initial configuration:
Part 1 – Local configuration
This must be carried out using the locally connected keyboard and monitor.
It prompts you to set up key basic details, network essentials, modem/ISDN
parameters and security key creation.
AdderLink IP Unit Config
Hot Keys
Ctrl+Alt
Screensaver
Time
Encryption
Date
10 mins
21
Prefer Off
15
27
Apr
31
2004
Next
:
:
Unit Name
UK
Admin Passwd
Firmware
Version 2.2
Keybd Layout
Hardware
Rev 1
Screen 1 of 5
Next
AdderLink IP Network Config
Net Mask
255.255.255.0
192.168.42.154
No
Gateway
VNC Port
HTTP Port
5900
80
IP Address
00:0F:58:00:00:04
Use DHCP
MAC Address
Screen 2 of 5
>
>
Ne
AdderLink IP Modem Conf
ATZHS0=1
192.168.3.1
192.168.3.2
115200
Initialize P
Restore Defa
Init String
Baud Rate
Server IP
Client IP
Screen 3 of 5
See
Part 1 - Local configuration
See
Part 2 - Remote configuration
AdderView Matrix
The AdderView Matrix configuration can be carried out from the local keyboard
and monitor, connected to either the AdderLink IP or to the AdderView Matrix.
The advantage of the former is that you can gain access to either device from
the same position. Once the AdderLink IP is initially configured, you can even
configure the AdderView Matrix via a remote link.
See
Overall initial configuration
The important aspects to configure are:
•
Enable security
•
Set admin user password
HT
Important
Individually the AdderLink IP and AdderView
Matrix can both maintain their own separate
records of computers and users. However,
when used together, the AdderView Matrix
operates strictly as a slave to the AdderLink
IP. This means that almost all configuration
of users and computers need only take place
on the AdderLink IP. The exception to this is
the creation of a unique password for the
AdderView Matrix admin user.
You do not need to configure any users
or computers on the AdderView Matrix
unless, a local user, connected directly to
the AdderView Matrix, will need to access
computers.
The important aspects to configure
are:
•
Security considerations
•
Register all host computers
•
Register all users
and define
which hosts computers to which
they will have access.
