- 60 -
4.13
KVM Server/Local Console –User Authentication
and Mouse Acceleration
The
Local Console page
allows you to enable or disable the user-password authentication feature, and to
adjust the mouse acceleration on the local console.
After you have made all modifications, click
Store Settings
to save your settings and then hit Apply
Settings/Restart Servers
to validate these new settings.
No change you have made on this page will apply until you hit
Apply Settings/Restart Servers
!
Local User Needs Authentication:
Here you can enable/disable the password authentication on the local
console.
Acceleration Rate:
This option allows you to select the mouse acceleration factor for the local console. The
mouse acceleration factor range is from 1 x to 20 x for your selection. When you move your mouse slowly,
PRIMA IP does not apply any acceleration. When you move your mouse quickly, PRIMA IP multiplies the
mouse movements per
Acceleration Rate
.
Acceleration threshold:
This option allows you to select the mouse acceleration threshold in pixels.
The mouse acceleration threshold is the mouse movement value (in pixels) beyond which PRIMA IP applies
the acceleration rate.
Note:
In order for the mouse resynchronization to work fine on the viewer, the mouse acceleration
on each connected servers or computers has to disabled. A zero acceleration mouse on a remote
server will not reflect on the viewer since the mouse cursor on the remote server should catch up
with the mouse on the viewer side, which can use any acceleration factor. However, on the local
console, without the acceleration generated by Prima, you would experience low efficiency when
trying to move your mouse.
