Users Guide

Setting Console Security
OSCAR enables you to congure security settings on the iKVM console. You can setup a screen saver mode that engages after the console
remains unused for a specied delay time. Once engaged, the console remains locked until you press any key or move the mouse. Enter the
screen saver password to continue.
Use the Security dialog box to lock the console with a password, set or change the password, or enable the screen saver.
NOTE: If the iKVM password is lost or forgotten, you can reset it to the iKVM factory default using the CMC Web interface or
RACADM.
Related links
Accessing Security Dialog Box
Setting Password
Password-protecting the Console
Setting Automatic Logout
Removing Password Protection From the Console
Enabling Screen Saver Mode With No Password Protection
Exiting Screen Saver Mode
Clearing Lost or Forgotten Password
Accessing Security Dialog Box
To access the Security dialog box:
1 Press <Print Screen>.
The Main dialog box appears.
2 Click Setup and then Security.
The Security dialog box appears.
Setting Password
To set the password:
1 Single-click and press <Enter> or double-click in the New eld.
2 Type the new password and press <Enter>. Passwords are case sensitive and require 5–12 characters. They must include at least one
letter and one number. Legal characters are: A–Z, a–z, 0–9, space, and hyphen.
3 In the Repeat eld, type the password again, and press <Enter>.
4 Click OK and close the dialog box.
Password-protecting the Console
To password-protect the console:
1 Set the password as described in Setting Password.
2 Select the Enable Screen Saver box.
3 Type the number of minutes of Inactivity Time (from 1 through 99) to delay password protection and screen saver activation.
4 For Mode: If the monitor is ENERGY STAR compliant, select Energy; if not select Screen.
If the mode is set to Energy, the appliance puts the monitor into sleep mode. This is normally indicated by the monitor powering
o and the amber light replacing the green power LED.
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