Users Guide

Using and Configuring Virtual Media 189
3 Click the Media tab and then click Virtual Media .
The
Virtual Media page is displayed with the client drives that can be
virtualized.
NOTE: The plug-in with which you can connect to a virtual media depends on
the pug-in type you selected in the Configuration tab.
4 In the Attribute box, perform the following steps:
a In the Va lu e column, ensure that the Attach/Detach status value is
Attached .
If the value is
Detached , perform the following steps:
•In the
Media tab, click Configuration .
•In the
Va lu e column, ensure that the Attach Virtual Media is
selected as Attach.
•In the
Va lu e column, select the Plug-in Type as Java Plug-in .
•Click
Apply Changes .
•In the
Virtual Media tab, click Virtual Media .
NOTE: Ensure that JRE 1.6 or later is installed in the management system.
b Ensure that the Active Session value is 0 . If the Va lu e field displays 1 ,
wait for the existing Virtual Media session to be released or terminate
it by accessing the
Session Management tab under Remote Access .
Only one active Virtual Media session is allowed at one time. This
session may have been created by any Web-based interface or
VM-
CLI utility
.
5 Click Launch VM .
The
Virtual Media Session pop-up window is displayed. The pop-up
window displays the drivers you can virtualize.
6 If a device is already virtualized, disconnect it by deselecting the Mapped
check-box associated with the driver.