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(HID). If the BIOS of the connected computer does not support this type of
device, the keyboard and mouse might not work until the operating system loads
USB 2.0 device drivers. If this occurs, there might be a BIOS update provided by
the computer manufacturer that will provide BIOS support for a USB 2.0
connected keyboard and mouse.
Booting a Computer Using Virtual Media
In many cases the virtual media feature can boot an attached computer from a
device attached to the USB port on the switch. Most computers with a USB
port can use virtual media; however, limitations in some USB media devices and
the BIOS of some computers might prevent the computer from booting from a
USB device attached to the Remote Console Switch.
Booting from a virtual USB device is dependant on the target device supporting
booting from an external composite USB device. It also requires a CD/DVD of
the operating system that supports external USB 2.0 booting. The following is a
partial list of operating systems that support booting from an external USB 2.0
device:
• Windows Server 2003
• Windows XP
• Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4 (SP4) or later
To determine if your computer can be booted from virtual media, complete the
following steps:
1 Connect a USB CD/DVD-ROM drive to the Remote Console Switch with
an operating system installation CD/DVD that is bootable, and map it to
the target device. Reboot the target device to determine if it will boot from
this attached CD/DVD drive. The BIOS might need to be set to boot from
an external USB device.
2 If the target device will not boot, connect the USB CD/DVD drive to a
USB port on the target device and reboot the target device. If the target
device successfully boots from the CD/DVD drive, the BIOS is not
supporting booting from a composite USB 2.0 device. Check the support
- Software User's Guide 1
- 590-1022-501B 2
- Remote Console Switch 2
- August 2011 2
- Contents 3
- Basic Software Operation 23 4
- Using the Viewer 61 5
- Appendix C: TCP Ports 109 6
- Product Overview 7
- 8xxx 8
- System Components 9
- Operating Features 10
- Target Device Name Displays 11
- Target Device Naming 11
- 12xxx 12
- Installation 13
- 14xxx 14
- Supported Browsers 15
- JRE Requirements 15
- Installing the Software 15
- Uninstalling the Software 16
- Starting the Software 17
- Installation and User Guide 18
- Installationxxx 19
- 22xxx 22
- Basic Software Operation 23
- Figure 3.1: Explorer Window 24
- Avocent) 26
- General Properties 37
- Server Network Properties 39
- Switch Network Properties 39
- Information Properties 40
- Server Connections Properties 41
- VNC Properties 42
- RDP Properties 43
- General Options 45
- Default Browser 46
- HTTP/HTTPS Options 48
- VNC Options 48
- RDP Options 49
- Organizing Your System 50
- Modifying Custom Field Names 51
- Creating Folders 52
- Deleting and Renaming 54
- Changing the Default Browser 56
- Managing Your Local Databases 57
- Loading a Database 58
- Exporting a Database 58
- Switches 59
- Using the Viewer 61
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- Using the V iewerxxx 63
- Viewer Window Features 64
- Using the V iewerxxx 65
- Exclusive Mode 65
- Adjusting the Viewer 66
- Using the V iewerxxx 67
- 68xxx 68
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- Adjusting the Video Quality 70
- Using the V iewerxxx 71
- 72xxx 72
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- 74xxx 74
- Setting Mouse Scaling 75
- Minimizing Mouse Trailing 75
- Improving Mouse Performance 76
- Scanning Your Servers 77
- 78xxx 78
- Using the V iewerxxx 79
- 80xxx 80
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- 82xxx 82
- Session Options - General Tab 83
- Screen Capturing 84
- Session Sharing Options 85
- 86xxx 86
- Using the V iewerxxx 87
- Stealth Connection 89
- 90xxx 90
- Preemption Mode 91
- Virtual Media 94
- Sharing and Preemption 95
- Launching Virtual Media 96
- Mapping Virtual Media Drives 96
- Using the V iewerxxx 97
- Virtual Media Sessions 98
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- 100xxx 100
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- 102xxx 102
- Appendix A: Updating RCS 103
- Software 103
- Appendix C: TCP Ports 109
- Appendix D: Technical Support 111
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