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Getting started Administrating »Dynamic Ports« In the default setting, the Dynamic Ports are divided into 8 groups. Each group lets you connect one target module and three matrix switches. The following screenshot shows the default port configuration: The following information are shown for each port: The computer icon highlights CPU ports. Connect a target module of the DVI-CPU series to these ports. The cluster icon highlights Cluster ports. Connect a matrix switch of the DVICenter series to these ports. Every assigned port belongs to a group. The group number is shown below the computer and cluster icons. The numbers result from the number of the group’s CPU port. <strong>Config</strong>uring »Dynamic Ports« The ports of the Dynamic-UserCenter 32 expansion can be grouped and assigned according to your personal preferences. Each group consists of a CPU port to which you can connect a target module. In addition, you can add at least two Cluster ports to the group. Connect the matrix switches that can access the target module to these ports. How to configure »Dynamic Ports«: 1. Click the Dynamic Port icon (see figure on the right) in the tool bar of the web application. 2. The configuration dialog shows the setting Graph below table (default) in the toolbar of the web application You can also choose between the options: Table only, Graph next to table or Graph only. 3. If desired, click on Predefined configurations. Here, you can choose one of the frequently used configurations (1:3, 1:7 or 1:15), or you can reset the assignment of all ports (Unassigned). 9 · Dynamic-UserCenter 32
Getting started 4. You can also adjust the current port layout or one of the frequently used configurations as shown in the table below. NOTE: Select several ports by simultaneously pressing the left mouse key and Shift or Ctrl. NOTE: You can also carry out the actions via drag & drop. Carry out action in graph Carry out action in table TO CREATE A NEW PORT GROUP Right-click an unassigned port that you want to use as CPU port of the new group. Select New group from the context menu. 5. Click Ok to save any changes. In the left column, click the CPU port you want to create for the new port group. Click . TO ASSIGN A CLUSTER PORT TO A PORT GROUP Right-click an unassigned port that you want to add as Cluster port of a group. Select Assign from the context menu. Select the CPU port in whose group you want to add the Cluster port. In the left column, click the Cluster port you want to add. In the right column, click the group name or a port of the group to which you want to add the Cluster port. Click . TO DELETE A CLUSTER PORT FROM A PORT GROUP Right-click the Cluster port you want to delete from the group. Select Delete from group from the context menu. TO DELETE A GROUP Warning: All ports of a port group are deleted. Right-click the CPU port whose group you want to delete. Select Delete group from the context menu. In the right column, click the Cluster port you want to delete from the group. Click . In the right column, click the CPU port whose group you want to delte. Click . NOTE: Click Print to print a detailed list of all ports. IMPORTANT: After you change the port assignment, the device reboots. 6. Click the Logout icon (see figure on the right) to leave the active sessions of the web application. Dynamic-UserCenter 32 · 10
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Renaming a user account How to rena
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