HP 263924-002 - Manual

HP 263924-002

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents; About This Guide
  • Page 7 – Appendix B
  • Page 8 – Audience Assumptions; Before installing this product, read the; Symbols on Equipment
  • Page 10 – Rack Stability; Symbols in Text
  • Page 11 – Related Documents; HP IP Console Switch Software Guide.; Getting Help; Technical Support
  • Page 12 – HP Website; For product specific information, refer to the following website,; Authorized Reseller; For the name of your nearest authorized reseller:; Reader’s Comments
  • Page 13 – Overview
  • Page 14 – Features; The features of the IP Console Switch include:
  • Page 15 – Benefits; The benefits of the IP Console Switch include:
  • Page 16 – IP Console Switch Components
  • Page 18 – Installing the IP Console Switch; HP IP Console Switch Software Guide
  • Page 19 – Installation Checklist; Kit Contents
  • Page 20 – Setting up Your Network; Side mount 0U
  • Page 21 – Using Side Mount 0U Installation; Type A; To side mount the IP Console Switch:
  • Page 23 – Type B
  • Page 25 – Using Rear Rack Installation; To install the IP Console Switch in the rear of the rack:
  • Page 27 – Using Standard 1U Installation; To install the console switch:
  • Page 31 – Configuring the IP Console Switch Hardware; To configure the IP Console Switch hardware:; Enter; key to access
  • Page 34 – As; Main; menu for the IP Console; IPViewer HyperTerminal; menu with six options
  • Page 36 – Adjusting the Mouse Acceleration
  • Page 37 – Adding Servers; To add server names:; Add Console Switch; to add the new IP Console; Resync; For more information, refer to the
  • Page 38 – Expansion Module; The features of the Expansion Module include:
  • Page 40 – Installing the Expansion Module Hardware; Performing a Side-Mount Installation; To side mount an Expansion Module to the rack:
  • Page 42 – Performing a Rail-Mount Installation; To rail mount an Expansion Module to the rack:
  • Page 44 – Performing a Velcro-Mount Installation; To Velcro mount an Expansion Module to the rack:
  • Page 45 – Locate up to nine UTP CAT5 cables.
  • Page 46 – Interface Adapters; The features of an Interface Adapter include:
  • Page 48 – To connect an Interface Adapter to each server:
  • Page 49 – Cascade Console Switches
  • Page 51 – Power on the console switch to enable the cascade code.
  • Page 52 – Local Port Operation; Viewing and Selecting Ports and Servers; Use the OSD; dialog box to view, configure, and control servers in the
  • Page 53 – Accessing the Main Dialog Box; To access the; Press the; The; dialog box is displayed.
  • Page 54 – Viewing the Status of your IP Console Switch System
  • Page 55 – Selecting Servers; Selecting Previous Servers
  • Page 56 – Soft Switching; Configuring Servers for Soft Switching
  • Page 57 – Using Basic OSD Navigation
  • Page 59 – Configuring the OSD Setup Menu; You can configure the IP Console Switch from the; Setup; menu within the OSD.; Names; button when initially setting up your console switch to identify
  • Page 60 – Accessing the Setup Menu
  • Page 61 – Assigning Server Names; Accessing the Names Dialog Box
  • Page 62 – Assigning Names to Servers
  • Page 63 – Assigning Device Types
  • Page 64 – Accessing Devices Dialog Box; Devices
  • Page 66 – Changing the Display Behavior; Accessing the Menu Dialog Box
  • Page 67 – Selecting the Display Order of Servers
  • Page 68 – Controlling the Status Flag; Flag; dialog box to
  • Page 69 – Accessing the Flag Dialog Box
  • Page 70 – Displaying the Status Flag
  • Page 71 – Broadcasting to Servers; Broadcasting Keystrokes; —The keyboard statistics must be identical for all servers; Caps Lock; and; Num Lock; modes must be the same on all keyboards. While the switch attempts; Broadcasting Mouse Movements; —For the mouse to work accurately, all systems
  • Page 72 – Accessing Broadcast Dialog Box; Broadcast
  • Page 73 – Broadcasting Selected Servers; Setting up a Scan Pattern
  • Page 74 – Accessing the Scan Dialog Box; Scan
  • Page 75 – Adding Servers to the Scan List; Removing Servers from the Scan List
  • Page 76 – Starting Scan Mode; Stopping Scan Mode; Setting Local Console Switch Security
  • Page 77 – Accessing the Security Dialog Box
  • Page 78 – Changing the Password; Setting Password Protection
  • Page 79 – Logging on to Switch
  • Page 80 – Exiting Screen Saver Mode
  • Page 81 – Managing Server Tasks Using the OSD; You can manage the IP Console Switch system from the; Commands; menu with the
  • Page 82 – Accessing the Commands Menu
  • Page 83 – Viewing and Disconnecting User Connections; Viewing Current User Connections
  • Page 84 – Disconnecting a User
  • Page 85 – Disconnect
  • Page 86 – Running System Diagnostics; Running Diagnostics Test
  • Page 87 – Run
  • Page 88 – All users are disconnected, and the; Diagnostics
  • Page 90 – As each test is finished, a pass or fail symbol is displayed.; Clear; button to remove them from the list.; Display
  • Page 91 – Resetting the PS/2 Mouse
  • Page 92 – Displaying Version Information; To display version information:; Version; dialog box is
  • Page 93 – Click; Digital; to view the IP Console Viewer versions. The; Digital Version
  • Page 94 – IA; to access the; dialog box to view individual Interface; IA Selection
  • Page 95 – To view the selected Interface Adapter cable, click; IA Version
  • Page 96 – Upgrading Firmware using TFTP; Enabling TFTP for Windows NT
  • Page 97 – Enabling TFTP for Windows 2000 and Windows XP
  • Page 98 – Enabling TFTP for Linux; Service Configuration.; Verifying TFTP for Linux
  • Page 99 – Configuring TFTP for Windows
  • Page 100 – Use Default Settings,
  • Page 101 – Path; Updating the IP Console Switch; Updating the IP Console Switch Hardware
  • Page 105 – Select; Option 2—Firmware Management.; Firmware Management; menu
  • Page 106 – Option 1—Flash Download.; IP
  • Page 107 – Updating the IP Console Switch through the IP Console Viewer; Select the; Manage Console Switch; window is displayed.
  • Page 108 – Tools
  • Page 109 – TFTP Server IP Address:; (Optional) Enter in the complete path of the update file in the; Firmware
  • Page 110 – After the upgrade completes, click; Close; to reboot the IP Console Switch.
  • Page 111 – Establishing LAN Connections; Upgrading FLASH Firmware
  • Page 113 – IPViewer Hyper; Analyzing FLASH Failures
  • Page 114 – Upgrading Interface Adapter Firmware
  • Page 115 – IA Upgrade
  • Page 116 – To upgrade Interface Adapter firmware individually:
  • Page 118 – Select the individual Interface Adapter, and click
  • Page 119 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 121 – Regulatory Compliance Notices; Regulatory Compliance Series Number
  • Page 122 – Class A Equipment; Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
  • Page 123 – Modifications
  • Page 124 – Cables; Mouse Compliance Statement
  • Page 125 – European Union Notice; EN55022 (CISPR 22) – Electromagnetic Interference
  • Page 126 – Japanese Notice
  • Page 127 – Electrostatic Discharge; Preventing Electrostatic Damage
  • Page 128 – Grounding Methods To Prevent Electrostatic Damage; strap snug against the skin.
  • Page 129 – Power Cord Set Requirements; General Requirements; The following requirements are applicable to all countries:
  • Page 130 – Country-Specific Requirements
  • Page 131 – Index; Symbols and Numbers
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HP IP Console Switch

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HP IP Console Switch User Guide ix HP CONFIDENTIAL Writer: Amy L. Laffitte File Name: a-frnt.doc Codename: Eagle Part Number: 263924-002 Last Saved On: 4/1/03 9:56 AM About This Guide This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installation and reference information for operation, troubleshoot...

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