Specifications

Chapter 5 Managing Units
• A user with User rights to a switch in the DTX Control software will not be assigned any access rights in the
DTX Control system.
• A user with Admin rights to a switch in the DTX Control software will be assigned the Reboot Appliance, Flash
Upgrade Appliance and Configure Appliance Settings access rights in the DTX Control system.
• Cascade switch types in the DTX Control software database cannot be determined during the import process and are
added as Generic 1 x <n> switches, based on the number of found switch channels. After importing the DTX Control
software database and running the Migrate DTX Control Units task, you may run the Resync Wizard on individual
appliances, digital switches and switches to specify switch types and merge multiuser switches.
• The DTX Control software Everyone user group cannot be imported into DTX Control systems.
Before using the Import DTX Control Software Database tool
To import DTX Control software databases:
1. In the Units Tools window, click the Import DTX Control Database icon or link. The Import DTX Control Database
Wizard will appear.
2. Use the Browse button to locate the .zip backup file of the DTX Control software database you created, then click
Next.
3. The Import in Progress window will open, displaying the current step being performed, as the DTX Control software
database is importing. Upon completion of the wizard, an event will be recorded with the results of the import.
4. Click Finish. The Units Tools window will open.
After running the Import DTX Control Database tool
Units requiring migration will contain Migration Needed in the Migration Status field of Units View windows.
Although the managed appliances have been imported from the DTX Control software database into the DTX Control
system, they are not yet compatible with the DTX Control appliance. To complete the configuration and update the
firmware on each type of managed appliance, you must use the Migrate Units task.
5.5.2 Active media sessions
An active media session is created when a user connects to a target computer by logging in through a DTX user station.
The DTX Control appliance enables you to monitor the following properties of an active media session:
• Start time of the session
• Duration of the session
• Logged in username
• User station
• Transmitter
• Target computer
• Active Media Session status
NOTE: It is not possible to restrict the types of media available during an active media session. A connection will enable all media sessions: Video,
Audio, Keyboard/Mouse and vMedia.
5.5.3 All active media sessions
To view a summary of all active sessions:
1. Click the Units tab. The Units - All window will open.
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