D-Link DKVM-IP1 Manual de usuario

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D-Link®DKVM-IP1

1-port COMBO KVM Over IP

User Manual

v. 1.00

Table of Contents

1Introduction.............................................................................................................. 4

1.1Features ...................................................................................................................................5

1.2Package Contents ....................................................................................................................6

1.3Specifications ...........................................................................................................................7

1.4System Requirements ..............................................................................................................8

1.5Physical Diagrams....................................................................................................................9

1.6Cable Connection Diagram ....................................................................................................10

1.7Hardware Installation Procedure............................................................................................11

1.7.1Connecting the DKVM-IP1 to a Host computer............................................................11

1.7.2Connecting the DKVM-IP1 to a Multi-Port KVM Switch ...............................................12

1.8When the server is up and running (Capabilities) ..................................................................13

1.9When the computer/server fails (Diagnostics) .......................................................................14

2Configuration......................................................................................................... 15

2.1Initial Network Configuration with the setup software ............................................................15

2.2Configuration Setup via Serial-based Console ......................................................................20

2.3Keyboard, Mouse, and Video configuration ...........................................................................21

2.3.1DKVM-IP1 keyboard settings .......................................................................................22

2.3.2Mouse settings for the Host and Remote systems.......................................................22

2.3.3Mouse Synchronization Modes ....................................................................................24

2.3.4Creating a Hotkey for Fast Sync/Free Mouse ..............................................................25

2.3.5Synchronizing the Mouse Pointers (Double Mouse Mode) ..........................................26

2.3.6Troubleshooting Mouse Synchronization (Double Mouse Mode) ................................27

2.3.7Video Modes.................................................................................................................28

3Usage...................................................................................................................... 29

3.1Prerequisites ..........................................................................................................................29

3.1.1HTTP as the Primary Interface.....................................................................................29

3.2Logging into or out of the DKVM-IP1 .....................................................................................32

3.2.1Logging in .....................................................................................................................32

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3.2.2Using the Web GUI.......................................................................................................33

3.2.3Host Console Preview ..................................................................................................35

3.3The Host Console...................................................................................................................36

3.3.1Opening the Host Console window ..............................................................................37

3.3.2Control Bar of the Host Console...................................................................................39

3.3.3Host Console window Status Bar .................................................................................48

4Menu Options of the Web Management GUI....................................................... 49

4.1Remote Control ......................................................................................................................49

4.1.1KVM Console................................................................................................................49

4.1.2Telnet Console .............................................................................................................50

4.1.3Remote Wakeup...........................................................................................................55

4.2Virtual Media ..........................................................................................................................60

4.2.1Drive Redirection ..........................................................................................................62

4.2.2Virtual Drive ..................................................................................................................64

4.2.3CD/DVD Disk Image.....................................................................................................65

4.2.4Floppy Disk Image........................................................................................................69

4.2.5Creating a Disk Image ..................................................................................................72

4.2.6Making a Drive Redirection ..........................................................................................74

4.3User Management..................................................................................................................78

4.3.1Change Password ........................................................................................................78

4.3.2User Management ........................................................................................................79

4.4KVM Settings..........................................................................................................................81

4.4.1User Console................................................................................................................81

4.4.2Keyboard/Mouse ..........................................................................................................85

4.4.3Video.............................................................................................................................86

4.5Device Settings ......................................................................................................................87

4.5.1Network.........................................................................................................................87

4.5.2Dynamic DNS ...............................................................................................................90

4.5.3Security.........................................................................................................................93

4.5.4Certificate......................................................................................................................96

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4.5.5Serial Port...................................................................................................................100

4.5.6Date/Time ...................................................................................................................102

4.5.7Event Log....................................................................................................................104

4.5.8Authentication.............................................................................................................108

4.5.9USB ............................................................................................................................110

4.5.10Config File...................................................................................................................110

4.6Maintenance.........................................................................................................................111

4.6.1Device Information......................................................................................................111

4.6.2Event log.....................................................................................................................112

4.6.3Update Firmware ........................................................................................................113

4.6.4Unit Reset...................................................................................................................115

5Resetting the DKVM-IP1 to Factory Defaults.................................................... 116

6FAQ....................................................................................................................... 117

7Troubleshooting.................................................................................................. 118

8Addendum............................................................................................................ 124

8.1Key Codes............................................................................................................................124

8.2Video Modes ........................................................................................................................126

8.3User Role Permissions.........................................................................................................127

8.4Suggested Video Settings for Different Bandwidths ............................................................128

8.5Well-known TCP/UDP Port Numbers...................................................................................129

8.6Protocol Glossary .................................................................................................................130

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1 Introduction

NOTE: In this manual, the term “Host” and “Host system” refers to the computer or

server that is connected to the DKVM-IP1. This is therefore the computer/server that can

be remotely controlled from a “Remote” computer by an administrator, or “Remote-side

user”. The term “Host Console” refers to the redirected view of the video monitor that is

connected to the “Host” computer – as it is displayed in a window on the Remote

computer that is controlling or monitoring the Host system. The term “local” refers to

things that are in close physical proximity to a specified system. For instance, the “local”

console (KVM controls) of the Host system will be redundant during the periods when the

Remote-side user controls the Host system with his or her “local” console. For the

purpose of clarity, these terms will be capitalized in sentences where it needs to be made

clear that the term refers to the user-manual-specific definition of the word (Remote, Host,

Local, etc.), and not the general definition of the word.

The DKVM-IP1 provides convenient, remote KVM access and control via LAN or Internet.

It is installed on the Host side and transmits a Remote computer’s control INPUT (mouse

and keyboard) to the Host computer. It also captures, digitizes, and compresses the

video OUTPUT signal of a Host computer and then transmits it to the Remote computer.

This DKVM-IP1 provides a non-intrusive solution for remote access and control all the

way down to the BIOS level of the Host. The remote access and control software only

runs on the device’s embedded processors, not on mission-critical servers, so it does not

interfere with server operations, or affect network performance.

This means that administrators can securely gain BIOS-level access to remotely located

computers for maintenance, support, failure recovery, and even remote wakeup over the

Internet or LAN. All communications are secured by SSL authentication and encryption.

This DKVM-IP1 can be used in conjunction with a KVM Switch for remote access to

multiple computers.

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1.1 Features

KVM Over IP

Manage servers remotely from anywhere

Remote KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) access over the Internet, or analog telephone

line (modem needed)

USB Host-side computer interfaces

Full control in any OS – in BIOS level, during boot-up, or in normal operating mode

Remote power wakeup on the Host computer

Remotely controlled mass storage and redirection

Remote control over Java-enabled Browsers

No additional software needed on client console side

SSL secure access through certified authentication and data encryption

256-bit SSL encryption binding with all transmitted data

Persistent logging of all important events

Up to 63 user profiles that can each be assigned to one of three levels of user authorization

Auto-optimization of the frame rate and video quality according to bandwidth availability

Automatic sensing of video resolution for best possible screen capture

High-performance mouse tracking and synchronization

Firmware updates via web interface

KVM Transmission

Transmission of video signals through a Remote computer with support for screen

resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 at 60 Hz with 16/8/4/2/1-bit video encoding and manual and

automatic adjustment

Supports all standard VGA and VESA modes (graphics and text)

Works with all web browsers

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Network access

Access via 10/100 Mbps LAN

Communication over TCP/IP port 80 and port 443 (reconfiguration possible)

IP-configuration via DHCP/BOOTP or static IP

HTTP and HTTPS (secure) Web Server

Works with standard Hayes-compatible modems

Supports modem speeds of up to 115200 bps

Automatic adjustment of the video-compression ratio according to available bandwidth

1.2 Package Contents

The product you purchased should contain the equipment and accessories in this list:

1-port Combo KVM Over IP device (DKVM-IP1)

External power adapter DC 5 V / 2 A

RS-232 (Female-to-Female) cable 1.8 m (null modem type)

3-in-1 cable containing a PS/2 keyboard cable, a PS/2 mouse cable, and a VGA cable

USB cable (1 Type A Male to 1 Type B Male connector) to connect the DKVM-IP1 to the Host

system for file sharing, or as an alternative connection (USB) for the Host’s keyboard and

mouse.

CD-ROM (software utilities and user manual)

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1.3 Specifications

Specifications

Number Of Computers Controlled 1

Red for PC Linking

LEDs

Green for IP Ready

Compliant with these USB Versions USB1.0 / USB1.1 / USB2.0

Compliant with this HID Version USB HID 1.11

Video 1 x HDB-15 (Male)

USB (KB & MS) 1 x USB B-type (Female)

PS2 Keyboard 1 x PS/2 mini-DIN 6-pin (Female)

PC Connectors

PS2 Mouse 1 x PS/2 mini-DIN 6-pin (Female)

Video 1 x HDB-15 (Female)

Keyboard 1 × PS/2 mini-DIN 6-pin (Female)

Console Ports

Mouse 1 × PS/2 mini-DIN 6-pin (Female)

Firmware upgrade connector 1 x mini USB (Female)

Serial port 1 x RS-232 (Male)

Ethernet port 1 x RJ45

Virtual media port 1 x USB B-type (Female)

Remote computer screen resolution Up to 1600 x 1200 at 60 Hz

DDC, DDC2 Monitor Supports DDC2B,

(max resolution up to 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz)

Operating systems supported Windows 98 / 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 / 2003,

Mac OS 9 / OS X, Linux, Sun Micro OS

Power By external power adapter – DC 5 V / 2 A

Hot-pluggable Yes

Device driver No

Dimensions (LxWxH) 27.5 x 7.8 x 3.8 cm (10.8 x 3.1 x 1.5 inches)

Unit Weight 780 g (1.72 lb)

Housing material Metal

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Operating Temperature 32 to 122 °F (0 to 50 °C)

Storage Temperature 4 to 140 °F (-20 to 60 °C)

Humidity 0% to 80%RH

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1.4 System Requirements

Hardware

On the Host computer/server side:

One computer, or a server, or a serial console.

On the Host console side:

A PS/2 keyboard and mouse, and one VGA monitor. (These peripherals will only be

needed for normal operation and will become redundant during the periods when the

Host computer will be controlled remotely via the DKVM-IP1.)

On the Remote computer side:

Any computer that is connected to the same network that the target DKVM-IP1 is

connected to, whether that be a LAN or the Internet.

Software on the Remote computer

Java Runtime Environment : version 1.5 or above

Browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or above, Netscape, Mozilla, or Safari

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1.5 Physical Diagrams

Front View

Rear View

LED Functions

PC-Link Red – indicates that the DKVM-IP1 is linked to a PC

Ready Green – blinks once every second when the system

is ready

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