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In TCP Ports type three ports (from 800 and up to 65535). By default the port
numbers are 900, 901 and 902. These default ports are suitable for the majority of
installations.
Click to clear or select the following according to your requirements:
DHCP – Enable DHCP to provide you with dynamic IP addressing for the IP
device, if a DHCP server exist.
Note: Any change in the Network configuration forces the IP device to restart.
8.5.1 Serial tab
In the Serial tab you define the console parameters for controlling RS232 Serial
devices for KVM/IP units.
Click the Serial tab. The following appears.
Figure 40 Serial tab
You can access a Serial device during a remote session by emulating its Serial
connection via RS232 (VT100 & TTY). Only users with administrative privileges
can operate Serial devices (such as a Power management device).
Device Name - Type the name of the device (i.e. Power Management; Cisco
router; etc)
Baud Rate, Data Bits, Parity, Stop bits - type the appropriate values according to
the RS232 device line settings, attached to the KVM/IP device.
Active – Select Active to display the device on the Client toolbar.
8.6 Saving the IP device configuration changes
Press Save to save the settings and configure the IP device. The IP device is
upgraded to the device firmware stored in the KVM.net II system. It receives the
SDF from the KVM.net II system and also a list of Targets, Users and their
permissions (CFG). The IP device may be unavailable during the upgrade and
while receiving the CFG and SDF updates.