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types, sites, departments, location, and folders. However, none of these actions results in console switches
being deleted from the local database. The HP IP Console Viewer also provides the ability to rename
items in the database, including individual devices, sites, departments, locations, and folders.
NOTE:
For legacy analog console switches (such as HP 2 x 16 KVM Server Console Switches,
HP 1 x 8 IP Console Switches, and Compaq legacy analog switches) if you delete or rename a
server through the HP IP Console Viewer, the OSD server list becomes out of date. For KVM
console switches with Virtual Media, you can delete or rename a server through the Servers
category in the Manage Console Switch window and the interface adapter and server name in
the main window are dynamically updated.
Deleting a unit, site, department, location, or folder
1.
Select the unit, site, department, location, or folder to be deleted from the group view.
2.
Select
Edit>Delete.
A dialog box appears confirming the number of units affected by this deletion,
and if the unit is a console switch, then the dialog box includes a checkbox (enabled by default)
asking whether associates servers should be deleted also.
-or-
Click
Delete.
3.
Click
Yes
. Additional message prompts might appear, depending on the configuration.
Renaming a unit, site, department, location, or folder
1.
Select the unit, site, department, location, or folder.
2.
Select
Edit>Rename.
The Rename dialog box appears.
3.
Enter a name up to 32 characters long. Names are not case-sensitive and can consist of any
combination of characters entered from the keyboard. Spaces are allowed in the middle, but leading
and trailing spaces are not allowed. Duplicate names are not allowed, with the exception of
departmental names, which can be duplicated across different sites, and folder names, which can
be duplicated across different levels.
4.
Click
Apply>OK.
-or-
Click
Cancel
to exit.
Managing local databases
Each workstation running the HP IP Console Viewer contains a local database that records all of the
information that is entered about the console switches and servers. If multiple workstations access a
server, you can configure them and save a copy of the database and load it onto other workstations to
avoid reconfiguring each one. You can also export the database for use in another application.
Saving local databases
The HP IP Console Viewer enables you to save a copy of the local database. The saved database can
then be loaded back to the same computers on which it was created, or it can be loaded on another HP
IP Console Viewer client station. The saved database is compressed into a single .ZIP file.
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Страница 1: ...HP IP Console Viewer User Guide Part Number 409053 003 July 2008 Third Edition ...
Страница 41: ...Managing KVM console switches 41 For more information on connection sharing see Video session types on page 79 ...
Страница 50: ...Managing KVM console switches 50 Unlocking an account 1 Select Users ...
Страница 122: ...Managing serial console switches 122 Unlocking an account for serial console switches 1 Select Users ...
Страница 176: ...Organizing the system 176 Serial console switch General tab Server General tab ...
Страница 181: ...Organizing the system 181 KVM console switch Network tab Serial console switch Network tab ...
Страница 216: ...Using directory services integration 216 The following are examples of groups defined in Active Directory ...
Страница 259: ...Using the on board Web interface OBWI 259 5 Click Save ...
Страница 264: ...Troubleshooting 264 2 Select Install Certificate ...
Страница 267: ...Troubleshooting 267 1 Select the error field in the browser to view the certificate error 2 Select View Certificates ...
Страница 268: ...Troubleshooting 268 3 Select Install Certificate ...
Страница 295: ...LDAP client behavior overview 295 As an example consider the following instance of the New Object User dialog ...
Страница 296: ...LDAP client behavior overview 296 ...
Страница 303: ...LDAP client behavior overview 303 The corresponding UID mask is shown in the following example ...