User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 TK-IP101 INTALLATION
- 2.1 Physical Connections
- 2.2 Configure Your Servers for Connections to TK-IP101
- 2.3 More Tips for Server Desktop Configuration
- 2.4 Configure TK-IP101 Network Settings
- 2.5 Configure port base setting for TK-IP101
- 2.6 Configure your firewall/router for accessing TK-IP101 across internet
- 2.7 Install Certificates on TK-IP101
- 2.8 Select a Security Level for Viewer Connection
- 2.9 Select a User Password Policy
- 3 MAKING A VIEWER CONNECTION
- 3.1 Install Win32 Viewer on the Client Computer
- 3.2 Install Java Viewer on the client computer
- 3.3 Import certificates to TK-IP101 viewer on the client computer
- 3.4 Specify the Viewer Connection Option before Making a Connection
- Encoding
- Local Cursor Shape
- Misc
- Display
- 3.5 Establish the viewer connection
- 3.6 Mouse Cursors Synchronization
- 3.7 Save the Connection Options
- 3.8 Win32 Viewer Characteristics
- 3.9 Title Bar Information
- 3.10 The Select Computer box
- 3.11 Viewer Quick Menu
- 3.12 Java Viewer Characteristics
- 3.13 Common Video Display Problem Troubleshooting
- 4 TK-IP101 UNIT MANAGEMENT OVER A SECURE HTTPS BROWSER CONNECTION
- 4.1 Web-based Management Interface
- 4.2 Download – Download Programs for Viewers
- 4.2 Viewer – Video Server Name & Keyboard Type Settings
- 4.3 Date & Time – Date, Time, Global Time Zone Support and NTP server synchronization
- 4.4 Video Server – Miscellaneous Settings for Video Servers
- 4.5 Power Control – Miscellaneous Settings for Video Servers
- 4.6 Computers – Miscellaneous Settings for Video Servers
- 4.7 Server Log – Logging Server Events
- 4.8 Video Modes – Keeping, Modifying and Augmenting your Video Mode Data Base
- 4.9 Alarms – e-mail Notifications and SNMP Logging Support
- 4.10 KVMs – Keeping and Adding your KVM Data Base
- 4.11 LAN TCP/IP – Port and IP settings
- 4.12 WAN PPP – PPP Server and Client
- 4.13 User Status – Show the Currently Connected Users
- 4.14 User Management – Manage User Accounts, Radius Accounting and Remote Authentications
- 4.15 Security – Certificates Installation, Viewer Encryption and Password Policies
- 4.16 Maintenance – Flash Image Version Information, Software Upgrade, Configuration Backup and Upload
- 4.17 Apply Settings – Validate New Settings
- The TK-RP08 can be used as a power control accessory for TK-IP101 Swtich, or any other KVM Switch that supports a standard serial power control.
- Before you connect the TK-RP08 to the TK-IP101, you might need to install them first into their own proper placements within a rack, that is , if you are going to use them within a rack. After you have installed the TK-RP08, TK-IP101 into the rack, or into their proper locations, you can now proceed with following steps for further connections.
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About this manual
This User Guide is the complete reference to the TK-IP101, its functional features and usage.
The Complete User Guide could be found only on the TK-IP101 Support CD-ROM disc.
TK-IP101 documentation List
Quick Installation Guide Print-out / TK-IP101 support CD-ROM disc
User Guide TK-IP101 Support CD-ROM disc
How to generate your own set of Certificates TK-IP101 Support CD-ROM disc
FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the regulations for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with this User Guide, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case, the user will be required to correct the interference at his/her own
expense.
CE Statement
This is a Class B product in a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference,
in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.