IBM LCM8, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Chapter 3: Local port operation 19
Connecting local virtual media
You can connect virtual media directly to the appliance using the USB port on the LCM switch.
NOTE: All USB ports are assigned to a single virtual media session and cannot be independently mapped.
To start a local virtual media session, complete the following steps:
1. Press Print Screen to start the OSCAR interface. The Main window opens.
2. Connect the user to the target device with which you want to establish a virtual media session.
Use the arrow keys to highlight the target device name, and then press Enter.
3. Press Print Screen to start the OSCAR interface again.
4. The Virtual Media window opens.
5. Select one or more of the following check boxes:
• Locked - Select this check box to specify that when the user is disconnected from a target
device, the virtual media is also disconnected.
• Reserve - Select this check box to specify that the virtual media connection can be
accessed only by your user name and that no other user can connect to that target device. If
both
Locked and Reserved are selected, the session will be reserved.
• CD ROM - Select this check box to establish a virtual media CD connection to a target
device. Clear this check box to end the connection.
• Mass Storage - Select this check box to establish a virtual media mass-storage connection
to a target device. Clear this check box to end the connection.
• Write Access - Select this check box to enable the connected target device to write data to
the virtual media during a virtual media session. Read access is always enabled during
virtual media sessions.
6. Click OK .
Delete Deletes current selection in the Scan list or characters in a text box.
Shift-Del Deletes from the current selection to the end of the list when editing a Scan list.
Numbers Type from the keyboard or keypad.
Caps Lock Disabled. Use the Shift key to change case.
Backspace Erases characters in a text box.
Table 3.3: OSCAR interface navigation basics (continued)
Keystroke Function