Black Box ServSwitch Octet KV1700, Руководство пользователя

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which the SNMP user has access. For instructions on adding an SNMP user, see
To add a user in this chapter.
OSD Command Line operations
The OSD Command Line enables you to enter commands to reset the mouse and
keyboard, force a user at another user station to make and/or break a connection and
configure the Direct Digital Control (DDC) table used by the Octet SAM. The following
table provides a list of hotkey sequences used to activate the Command Line. The default
Command Line hotkey sequence is the
NumLock key pressed and held, followed by the
Minus ( - ) key. You can set the following hotkey sequences from the list available on the
Console tab.
To reset the keyboard and mouse:
1. Press the default Command Line hotkey sequence to display the Command Line.
Figure 5-12. Octet OSD Command Line
2. Type
rk
and press
Enter
to reset the keyboard.
- or -
Type
rm and press Enter to reset the mouse.
To force a user to make or break a connection:
NOTE:
The following rules apply for optimum operation of the force connection feature:
- Both the user entering the command and the user at the target user station
must have rights to the server.
- All force connections are done in Shared mode.
- All user stations and Octet SAMs must have unique names.
- If the source and target user stations are connected to different Octet switches, the Octet switching
system must be synchronized using the Octoware.
1. Press the default Command Line hotkey sequence to display the Command Line.
2. Type fc ‘[TargetUserStationName]’ ‘[servername]’ and press Enter to force
the target user station to connect to the specified server.
OSD Command Line Hotkey Sequences
Sequence Keystroke Description
N “-” NumLock key, pressed and held, followed by the Minus (-) key
N “/”
NumLock key, pressed and held, followed by the Slash (/)
key
N “+” NumLock key, pressed and held, followed by the Plus (+) key
N “*”
NumLock key, pressed and held, followed by the Asterisk (*)
key