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7: Interfaces
This chapter describes the Interfaces tab including information about the pages for configuring
network, serial port, KVM Console, Keyboard/Mouse, Video, and Virtual Media settings. It contains
the following sections:
Network Settings
Serial Port Settings
KVM Console Settings
Keyboard/Mouse
Video
Virtual Media
User Interface Settings
Configure VIP
Network Settings
The first link on the Interfaces tab is Network Settings. Do not forget that changing the settings
while connected to the network can result in dropping the connection. This occurs when you click
Save. Ensure that your new settings are correct when making changes from a remote site before
you click Save.
In Network Settings, there are four configuration areas:
Network Basic Settings—Sets auto IP configuration, host name, IP address, subnet mask,
gateway address, and primary and secondary DNS server addresses.
IPv6 Settings—Enables IPv6.
LAN Interface Settings—Sets LAN interface speed and duplex mode.
Network Miscellaneous Settings—Enables ports, Telnet/SSH access, proxy hose and port,
and bandwidth limit.
To configure network settings, perform the following steps.
1. Click Interfaces > Network. Figure 7-1 shows the page that displays.
Note: A small green square to the right of a field name indicates that the current value is
the default.
- SecureLinx Spider™ 1
- User Guide 1
- Copyright and Trademark 2
- LINUX GPL Compliance 2
- Warranty 2
- Contacts 2
- Disclaimer and Revisions 3
- Documentation Changes 3
- Revision History 3
- Table of Contents 4
- 5: Web Browser Access 43 5
- 6: Remote System Control 44 5
- 7: Interfaces 53 6
- 8: User Accounts 73 6
- 9: Services 79 7
- 10: Maintenance 92 7
- 12: Command Reference 104 7
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 11
- 1: About This Guide 13
- Conventions 14
- Additional Documentation 14
- 2: Overview 15
- Functionality 16
- Technical Specifications 18
- SpiderDuo Overview 19
- Product Information Label 23
- 3: Installing the Spider 24
- Figure 3-4 Spider Prompts 26
- Table 3-2 Spider LEDs 26
- Target Computer Setup 29
- Client Server Setup 31
- Network Environment 31
- Spider Power 32
- 4: Installing the SpiderDuo 33
- Computer Input 34
- Item Part Number 39
- PCU Power 41
- 5: Web Browser Access 43
- 6: Remote System Control 44
- Button Keys 45
- Auto Video Adjustment 48
- Screen Display Adjustments 48
- Single and Double Mouse Modes 48
- Local Cursor 48
- Optimizing Video 49
- Keyboard Functions 50
- Telnet/SSH 51
- Telnet Console Use 52
- 7: Interfaces 53
- Network Basic Settings 54
- LAN Interface Settings 55
- Serial Port Settings 56
- KVM Console Settings 57
- Transmission Encoding 59
- KVM Console Type 59
- KVM Console Deployment 59
- Keyboard/Mouse 60
- Keyboard/Mouse Settings 61
- Keyboard Model 62
- Key Release Timeout 62
- Country Code 62
- USB Mouse Type 62
- Mouse Speed 63
- Virtual Media 65
- Virtual Media Active Image 66
- Drive Redirection 66
- Virtual Media Options 67
- Image on Windows Share 67
- Floppy Image 68
- User Interface Settings 71
- Configure VIP 72
- 8: User Accounts 73
- User and Group Management 74
- User Permissions 75
- Remote Authentication 76
- Table 8-8 LDAP 77
- Table 8-9 RADIUS 78
- Table 8-8 LDAP (continued) 78
- 9: Services 79
- Security 80
- HTTP Encryption 81
- Login Limitations 81
- KVM Encryption 82
- Certificate 83
- Event Log 85
- Event Log Assignments 86
- KVM Search 88
- Power Management 89
- SpiderDuo Power Control Unit 90
- Wake-On LAN 90
- Enable WOL 91
- 10: Maintenance 92
- Configuration 93
- Update Firmware 94
- View Event Log 95
- Unit Reset 96
- Figure 10-7 Unit Reset Page 97
- Figure 11-1 Spider VIP Page 101
- 12: Command Reference 104
- Configuration Commands 105
- Connect Commands 106
- SSH Key Commands 107
- History Commands 108
- Network Commands 108
- Parameters 109
- Description 109
- Version Command 110
- Date/Time Command 111
- VIP Commands 111
- User Commands 112
- User Group Commands 113
- Security Commands 114
- Sysconfig Commands 115
- Device Commands 115
- OEM Customization Commands 116
- Power Commands 117
- Serial Port Commands 117
- WOL (Wake on LAN) Commands 118
- USB Host Disk Commands 118
- Reboot Commands 119
- Diagnostic Commands 119
- Group Permissions 119
- A: Troubleshooting 121
- B: Virtual Media Example 123
- Figure B - 6 Linux PC Window 126
- Figure 2-6 127
- D: Mounting Bracket Kit 128
- Lantronix 129
- Part Number 129
- E: PCU Safety Information 130
- F: Technical Support 131
- G: Compliance 132
- RoHS Notice 133
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