Page 2 - Notes and Cautions
Notes and Cautions Notes, Notices, and Cautions NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potentia...
Page 3 - Contents; Product Overview
Contents 3 Contents 1 Product Overview About the Remote Console Switch Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Features and Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Easy to Install and Configure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Powerful Customization Capabil...
Page 5 - Managing Your Remote Console Switch
Contents 5 4 Managing Your Remote Console Switch The Management Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Viewing and Configuring Remote Console Switch Parameters . . . . . . . . 58 Changing Global Network and Session Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Setting Up User Accounts . ...
Page 6 - A Appendix A: Updating the Remote Console Switch Software
6 Contents A Appendix A: Updating the Remote Console Switch Software B Appendix B: Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts C Appendix C: Ports Used by Console Switch Software Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Page 7 - Product Overview; About the Remote Console Switch Software; Easy to Install and Configure; quickly find any system unit.
Product Overview 7 1 Product Overview About the Remote Console Switch Software The Dell™ Remote Console Switch Software is a cross-platform management application that allows you to view and control the Dell 2161DS-2/4161DS Remote Console Switch and all attached servers. The cross-platform design en...
Page 8 - Extensive Remote Console Switch Management
8 Product Overview www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Extensive Remote Console Switch Management The Remote Console Switch Software allows you to add and manage multiple switches in one system. Once a new switch is installed, you can configure switch parameters, control and preempt user...
Page 9 - Installation; Getting Started; necessary for proper installation.; Supplied with the Remote Console Switch Software; Software CD; Supported Operating Systems; • Microsoft
Installation 9 2 Installation Getting Started Before installing your Dell™ Remote Console Switch Software, refer to the following lists to ensure that you have all the items that shipped with your software as well as all other items necessary for proper installation. Supplied with the Remote Console...
Page 10 - System Hardware Configuration Requirements; recommended requirements are not supported.; Supported Browsers; Installing the Remote Console Switch Software
10 Installation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m System Hardware Configuration Requirements The following list contains the hardware configuration requirements for running the Remote Console Switch Software on the supported operating systems. Configurations with less than the recommen...
Page 11 - If AutoMount is supported and enabled, proceed to step 3.
Installation 11 To install on Linux: 1 Insert the Remote Console Switch Software CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. 2 If AutoMount is supported and enabled, proceed to step 3. -or- If your system does not support AutoMount:Mount the CD-ROM volume by executing the following command:mount -t iso9660 -ro m...
Page 13 - Basic Operation; Launching the Remote Console Switch Software
Basic Operation 13 3 Basic Operation Launching the Remote Console Switch Software To launch the Dell™ Remote Console Switch Software on all Microsoft ® Windows ® systems: Select Start - Programs - Dell Remote Console Switch Software . Remote Console Switch Software will launch.To launch the Remote C...
Page 14 - Viewing Your System in the Explorer
14 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m When you select a Remote Console Switch, you can click the Manage Remote Console Switch task button in the Explorer to launch the MP. This component enables you to control each individual Remote Console Switch. For more information, ...
Page 15 - Remote Console Switch Quick Setup Checklist
Basic Operation 15 C Group Selector pane: Contains a tree view representing the groups that are available for the current View Selector tab. The selected group controls what is displayed in the Unit Selector pane when the Remote Console Switches , Sites or Folder tabs are selected. D Status bar: Dis...
Page 16 - Adding a Remote Console Switch or Avocent Remote Console
16 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m 4 Using the local port configuration, input all server names via the On-Screen Configuration and Activity Reporting interface (OSCAR ® ). NOTE: For 2161DS-2 and 4161DS Console Switches, names can be modified from the Servers category...
Page 19 - Figure 3-4. Configure Tiered Switches Dialog Box
Basic Operation 19 Figure 3-4. Configure Tiered Switches Dialog Box 10 When you reach the final page of the Remote Console Switch Wizard , click Finish to exit and return to the main window. Your Remote Console Switch should now appear in the Unit Selector pane. To add a new Remote Console Switch th...
Page 21 - Figure 3-6. Configure Tiered Switches Dialog Box
Basic Operation 21 8 The Configure Tiered Switches dialog box appears if the Remote Console Switch Software detects an attached legacy switch. This dialog box contains a list of all SIP and Avocent AVRIQ EIDs retrieved from the Remote Console Switch and the tiered switches to which they are connecte...
Page 22 - Figure 3-7. Select Remote Console Switches to Add Dialog Box
22 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m If no new Remote Console Switches were found (or if you clicked Stop ), the Wizard will show the No New Remote Console Switches Found page and you will need to add the switch manually. For more information, see the previous procedure...
Page 23 - Accessing Your Remote Console Switch; Figure 3-8. Remote Console Switch View Tab Selected
Basic Operation 23 Accessing Your Remote Console Switch When you click the Remote Console Switches tab, you will see a list of the switches currently defined in the local database. To access a Remote Console Switch, you must first log into it by typing a username and password. The default username i...
Page 24 - Accessing and Managing Your Servers
24 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m 3 A login prompt appears. Type your username and password. If this is the first time you have accessed the Remote Console Switch or you have not assigned a username and password, type the default username, Admin (case sensitive), wit...
Page 26 - To auto search by typing in the; Unit; Click the; Servers; Interacting With the Server Being Viewed; Viewer; such as sending special macro commands to the server.; Accessed server desktop:; Interact with your server through this window.
26 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m To auto search by typing in the Unit list: 1 Click the Servers tab. 2 Type the first few characters of a server name. The highlight will move to the first server beginning with those characters. If you pause for a second or more betw...
Page 27 - Viewer Menu bar; Connection Status Indicator:; Adjusting the Viewer; Connection Status Indicator
Basic Operation 27 Viewer Menu bar Figure 3-11. Viewer Menu Bar A Thumbtack: Click to lock the menu bar in place. This prevents the menu bar from hiding once you have moved the mouse cursor away from the menu bar. B Menu Options: The menus provides access to functions available through the Viewer. C...
Page 28 - Adjusting the Viewer Tool bar
28 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Adjusting the Viewer Tool bar You may add up to 10 buttons to the toolbar. These buttons allow you to provide easy access to defined function and keyboard macros. By default, the Align Local Cursor, Refresh Image , and Single Cursor ...
Page 29 - Expanding and Refreshing Your Viewer; Adjusting the Viewer Window
Basic Operation 29 Expanding and Refreshing Your Viewer By default, there are three buttons that display on the Viewer toolbar that allow you to adjust the Viewer display. The first button allows you to set the Viewer to Single Cursor Mode . This allows you to use the mouse in the Viewer as if it wa...
Page 30 - Adjusting the Viewer Resolution; Adjusting Color Depth
30 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Adjusting the Viewer Resolution If Auto Scale is enabled, the Remote Console Switch Software automatically adjusts the display when the Viewer window size changes during a session. When you access a channel using sharing, the display...
Page 31 - Manual Video Adjust Dialog Box Options
Basic Operation 31 The Color sub-menu allows you to set the color depths at which the digital image can be compressed. The 2161DS-2 and 4161DS Remote Console Switches support the Dambrackas Video Compression (DVC) algorithm, which enables the Remote Console Switch Software users to adjust the number...
Page 32 - Minimizing Remote Video Session Discoloration; Tools - Manual Video Adjust; Improving Screen Background Color Display
32 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m E Contrast F Brightness G Noise Threshold H Priority Threshold I Automatic Video Adjustment J Refresh Image K Adjustment bar L Video Test Pattern M Help button N Performance Monitor O Close box Minimizing Remote Video Session Discolo...
Page 33 - Adjusting the Mouse; Setting Mouse Scaling
Basic Operation 33 Adjusting the Mouse The Viewer allows you to select between five different mouse cursor options, set up mouse scaling and resynchronize your mouse should it no longer track properly. Dell recommends turning off the local cursor by setting the Local Cursor option to None . This wil...
Page 34 - Minimizing Mouse Trailing
34 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Minimizing Mouse Trailing During a remote video session, as the mouse moves on the screen, some pixels will remain discolored. This condition is referred to as mouse trailing, and is due to varying levels of network and other noise i...
Page 35 - Reducing Mouse Cursor Flickering
Basic Operation 35 Intellipoint Drivers (Only for Windows based Operating Systems): 1 Select Start - Settings - Control Panel . 2 Double-click the Mouse icon. 3 Cycle through the tabs until the pointer speed slider is displayed. 4 Adjust the mouse speed to the exact midpoint of the slider bar. 5 Cli...
Page 36 - Scanning Your Servers; Using the; Thumbnail; specify a scan delay between thumbnails (; Time Between Servers; thumbnail size is based on the number of servers in the scan list.
36 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Scanning Your Servers Using the Thumbnail Viewer, you can set up a scan sequence of up to 16 servers to monitor your servers. The scan mode moves from one thumbnail image to the next, logging into a server and displaying an updated s...
Page 37 - Thumbnail View Status Indicators; Setting up your Scanning Preferences
Basic Operation 37 Figure 3-18. Viewer - Scanning Servers To access the Scan mode: 1 Select the Servers, Sites or Folders tab. 2 Select two or more servers in the Unit Selector pane by pressing the <Shift> key. -or- Press the <Ctrl> key. The Scan Mode task button appears. 3 Click the Sca...
Page 38 - Navigating the Thumbnail Viewer; Using Macros to Send Keystrokes to the Server
38 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Navigating the Thumbnail Viewer When you highlight an individual thumbnail frame and select the Thumbnail menu, you can launch an interactive session to that server, add that server to the scan sequence or set the login credentials f...
Page 39 - Creating New Macros
Basic Operation 39 Click the Macro menu in the Viewer and choose the name of the macro containing the keystrokes you wish to send to the server. Figure 3-19 shows the default macros that ship with the Remote Console Switch Software. If you do not see the name of the macro you wish, select Configure ...
Page 41 - Grouping Macros; Figure 3-22. Viewer Create Macro Group Dialog Box
Basic Operation 41 Grouping Macros The Macro Groups dialog box allows you to arrange macros into logical groups. Macro groups for Windows and Sun are already predefined. However, you can alter these groups or create an entirely new group. You can also rename and delete groups that have been previous...
Page 42 - Session Options General Tab
42 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Session Options General Tab The General tab in the Session Options dialog box allows you to control the Keyboard Passthrough option in non-full screen mode, the Menu Activation Keystroke and the Background Refresh selection. The Keyb...
Page 43 - Preemption; another user with lesser or equal privilege.; Preemption of Remote User by a Remote Administrator; setting in the; Session; Parameters” on page 58.
Basic Operation 43 Preemption Preemption provides a means for users with sufficient privilege to take control of a server from another user with lesser or equal privilege. NOTE: No time period will be displayed in cases where the server being viewed is attached to an Avocent A1000R or Avocent A2000R...
Page 44 - rejected and that they cannot access the server.; Connection Sharing; share your connection. You may select; Yes; to reject sharing, or click the; Passive Share; also be offered the option to open a stealth video session.; Automatic Sharing; and Session Parameters” on page 58.
44 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Preemption of a Local User/Remote Administrator by a Remote Administrator If an administrator attempts to access a server that is being accessed by the local user or by another remote administrator with equal privileges, the currentl...
Page 45 - Changing Server Properties; displays the physical connection path that is used
Basic Operation 45 Exclusive Mode Exclusive Mode allows you to have exclusive control of a Video session. When in Exclusive Mode , no other user can share the session (except in Stealth mode). If other users are sharing the session when you select Exclusive Mode, you are warned that selecting Exclus...
Page 46 - Figure 3-24. Server General Properties tab; Network
46 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 3-24. Server General Properties tab 3 Type the name of the server. Duplicate names are not allowed. 4 (Optional) Select the server type. If the selection is not in the drop-down list, type the name of the new server type in th...
Page 47 - Figure 3-25. Server Network Properties Tab; Information
Basic Operation 47 Figure 3-25. Server Network Properties Tab 8 (Optional) Click the Information tab and type a description of the unit. You can enter any information in the following fields. a In the Description field, enter 0 to 128 characters. b In the Contact field, enter 0 to 128 characters. c ...
Page 48 - Accessing a Server via a Browser Window; Organizing Your System
48 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m 9 Click on the Connections tab to view the connections of the server. Connections properties are available only for servers and are read-only. The display indicates the physical connection path that is used to access this device and ...
Page 50 - Modifying Custom Field Names; Figure 3-28. Example of Modified Custom Fields
50 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Modifying Custom Field Names Custom field names allow you to change the Site, Department, and Location column heading names that appear in the Group and Unit Selector panes. This allows you to group Remote Console Switches and server...
Page 51 - Assigning a Unit to a Site, Location, or Folder
Basic Operation 51 To create a new site, department or location: 1 Select View - Properties from the Explorer menu. -or- Click the Properties task button. The Properties dialog box appears. 2 Click the General tab and select the drop-down list for Site, Department or Location . If a name is not in t...
Page 52 - Deleting and Renaming
52 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 3-30. Assign To Dialog Box 3 Select the site, location, or folder category from the drop-down list. 4 Select the target from the list of available targets to which the unit can be assigned within the chosen category. This coul...
Page 54 - Customizing the Explorer Window; Modifying the Selected View on Startup
54 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Customizing the Explorer Window The Explorer window can be resized at any time. Each time you launch the application, the Explorer window opens to its default size and location. You can manually resize the window while the applicatio...
Page 55 - Managing Your Local Databases; Saving a Database; Video Session
Basic Operation 55 Managing Your Local Databases Each client workstation running the Remote Console Switch Software contains a local database that records the information that you enter about your units. If you have multiple client workstations, you may wish to configure one station and then save a ...
Page 56 - Exporting a Database; Loading a Database
56 Basic Operation www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Exporting a Database This function allows you to export fields from the local database to an ASCII Comma Separated Value file (CSV) or Tab Separated Value file (TSV). The following database fields will be exported. Remote Console Swi...
Page 57 - Managing Your Remote Console Switch; The Management Panel
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 57 4 Managing Your Remote Console Switch The Management Panel Once you have installed a new Remote Console Switch, you have the ability to view and configure unit parameters, determine who has access and control rights, view and control currently active video sess...
Page 58 - Viewing and Configuring Remote Console Switch Parameters; Changing Global Network and Session Parameters
58 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 4-1. Management Panel Dialog Box Viewing and Configuring Remote Console Switch Parameters The Settings tab allows you to display an expandable list of categories covering a wide range of parameters for your...
Page 60 - Setting Up User Accounts; Users; Operations Remote
60 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Setting Up User Accounts When you select the Users category for the first time, the MP will retrieve and display a list of usernames and current access levels from the Remote Console Switch. You can add, modify or...
Page 62 - Figure 4-5. User Access Rights Dialog Box
62 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m a Click the Access Rights button to select individual servers for that user. The User Access Rights dialog box appears. Figure 4-5. User Access Rights Dialog Box b Select a server in the left column for which this...
Page 63 - Locking and Unlocking User Accounts
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 63 Locking and Unlocking User Accounts If a user enters an invalid password five consecutive times, the Security Lock-Out feature will temporarily disable that account. If a user attempts to log in again, the software client application displays an appropriate err...
Page 64 - The; Language; parameters for all the Sun/USB SIPs of the whole appliance.
64 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m The Language button displays the Language dialog, in which you can set language and keyboard parameters for all the Sun/USB SIPs of the whole appliance. NOTE: The Clear Offline button is not displayed when managin...
Page 65 - Enabling and Configuring SNMP; Figure 4-7. SNMP Configuration Dialog Box; SNMP
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 65 Enabling and Configuring SNMP SNMP is a protocol used to communicate management information between network management applications and Remote Console Switches. Other SNMP managers can communicate with your Remote Console Switch by accessing MIB-II and the publ...
Page 66 - Enabling Individual SNMP traps
66 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m 3 Type the system’s fully qualified domain name in the Name field, as well as a node contact person in the System section. 4 Type the Read, Write, and Trap community names. These specify the community strings that...
Page 67 - Viewing and Resynchronizing Server Connections; When you select the; category for the first time, the MP will retrieve the servers that; switch in the; Connection
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 67 Figure 4-8. Traps Dialog Box Viewing and Resynchronizing Server Connections When you select the Servers category for the first time, the MP will retrieve the servers that exist in the Remote Console Switch Software database as well as information on how the ser...
Page 68 - Resynchronizing the Server Listing; Resync
68 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 4-9. Servers Dialog Box Resynchronizing the Server Listing You may wish to periodically resynchronize the database on your client workstation with the database stored in the Remote Console Switch. Do this i...
Page 69 - Modifying a Server Name
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 69 3 If no changes were detected in the appliance, a completion dialog box appears with this information. -or- If server changes were detected, then the Detected Changes dialog box will be displayed. Click Next to update the database. 4 If a cascade switch was det...
Page 70 - Viewing and Configuring Tiered Switch Connections; Viewing Remote Console Switch Version Information
70 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Viewing and Configuring Tiered Switch Connections The Tiered Switches category lets you view the tiered switches in your system, the SIP EID numbers as well as the type of switch it is.To configure a cascade switc...
Page 71 - Hardware Subcategory; Hardware; SIPs Subcategory; SIPs
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 71 Figure 4-11. Firmware Version Dialog Box Hardware Subcategory The Hardware sub-category displays the version information for the Remote Console Switch. NOTE: To ensure that the full functionality of the Remote Console Software is available to you, please ensure...
Page 72 - Resetting a SIP; can be done using the; Reset SIP; button in the; SIPs s
72 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 4-12. SIPs Dialog Box 2161DS-2 Console Switch NOTE: The Vendor field, and Reset SIP button are not displayed when managing Avocent A1000R and A2000R Remote Console Switches. Resetting a SIP On occasions whe...
Page 73 - Upgrading Firmware
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 73 To reset a SIP: 1 Select the SIPs subcategory from the Versions category in the left hand column in the MP. 2 Select the SIP you want to reset from the ID list. 3 Click Reset . A message appears warning you that this function is reserved for tiered switches and...
Page 75 - Controlling User Status
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 75 To simultaneously upgrade multiple SIPs: 1 Click the Tools tab in the MP. The Tools dialog box appears. 2 Click the Upgrade SIP Firmware button. The Upgrade SIP Firmware dialog box appears. 3 Click the check box in front of each type (PS/2,USB, Serial, or Sun) ...
Page 76 - Rebooting Your System
76 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Figure 4-15. User Status Dialog Box To disconnect a user session: 1 Click the Status tab in the MP. The User Status dialog box appears. 2 Click one or more users that you wish to disconnect. 3 Click the Disconnect...
Page 77 - Managing Remote Console Switch Configuration Files
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 77 Managing Remote Console Switch Configuration Files Configuration files contain all of the settings for a Remote Console Switch. This includes network settings, SIP configurations, SNMP settings and attached servers. You may save your configuration file and, sho...
Page 78 - Managing User Databases
78 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Managing User Databases User database files contain all user accounts assigned in a Remote Console Switch. You can save your user account database file and use it to configure users on multiple Remote Console Swit...
Page 79 - Changing Remote Console Switch Properties; Figure 4-16. Remote Console Switch General Properties
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 79 Changing Remote Console Switch Properties You can alter individual Remote Console Switch properties whether you are logged into the switch or not. The Properties dialog box contains several tabs: General, Network, and Information . The General tab allows you no...
Page 80 - Changing DirectDraw Support
80 Managing Your Remote Console Switch www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m 7 Click the Network tab and type in the address of the Remote Console Switch. This field can contain an IP dot notation or a domain name. Duplicate addresses are not allowed and the field cannot be left blank. You...
Page 81 - To disable DirectDraw:; Options; Click to disable the; DirectDraw; Click; OK
Managing Your Remote Console Switch 81 Figure 4-17. Options Dialog Box - DirectDraw To disable DirectDraw: 1 Select Tools - Options . The Options dialog box appears. 2 Click to disable the DirectDraw check box. 3 Click OK . NOTE: The DirectDraw check box will only appear for Windows based Operating ...
Page 83 - Appendix A: Updating the Remote Console; Continue
Appendix A: Updating the Remote Console Switch Software 83 A Appendix A: Updating the Remote Console Switch Software For optimal operation of your system, ensure that you have the latest version of the Remote Console Switch Software available from Dell™ support website at support.dell.com . To updat...
Page 85 - Appendix B: Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts
Appendix B: Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts 85 B Appendix B: Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts Table B-1. Divider Pane Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts Operation Description F6 Navigates between the split-screens and gives focus to the last element that had focus. F8 Gives focus to the divider. Left or Up Arrow...
Page 86 - Table B-3. Keyboard and Mouse Operations for the Unit List
86 Appendix B: Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts www .d e ll.c o m | s u p p o rt .d e ll .c o m Table B-3. Keyboard and Mouse Operations for the Unit List Operation Description Enter or Return Launches the default action for the selected unit. Up Arrow Deselects current selection and moves selection up ...
Page 87 - Appendix C: Ports Used by Console Switch; Console Switch Software operate in the networks.; Port Number
Appendix C: Ports Used by Console Switch Software 87 C Appendix C: Ports Used by Console Switch Software Table C-1 lists the port numbers that the software uses to communicate with the Remote Console Switches. This information can be used to configure firewalls to let the Remote Console Switch Softw...
Page 89 - Index; Numerics
Index 89 Index Numerics 2161DS Console Switc h Log into, 23 A A1000R, 8A100R, 16A2000R, 8Access Rights, 61Address Range page, 21Avocent Remote Console Switc h Adding, 16 Avocent®, 8AVRIQ, 8, 18, 20 C Clear Offline, 63Configure Tiered Switc hes dialog box, 21 Configuring Remote Console Switch window,...