DSViewâ¢ 4 Installer/User Guide - Emerson Network Power

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414 �� NOTE: The switch will disconnect the modem connection if there is no activity on the modem connection for the time period specified by the inactivity time-out value. The default inactivity time-out value (15 minutes) may be changed using the Terminal Applications menu. See the installer/user guide for the DSR switch for more information. To exit the DSR Remote Operations software: �� Window features �� Figure C.2: DSR Remote Operations Window Table C.2: DSR Remote Operations Descriptions
Number Description 1 Menu bar: Allows you to access many of the features in the DSR Remote Operations window. 2 Toolbar: Provides shortcut buttons for quickly accessing commands in the Tools menu. 3 Status Bar: Displays the tips for selected menu items and the progress of operations. 4 5 Content Area: Use this area to display information from the DSR switch and control and start DSView software sessions to the DSR switch. Side Navigation Bar: Displays the DSR switching system information you wish to access, which displays in the Content Area. �� Servers view �� Table C.3: DSR Remote Operations Content Area Icons (Servers View) Icon Description A target device that is powered up and has no established KVM Video Viewer sessions A target device that has an active KVM Video Viewer session A target device that is not powered up �� 415 A target device that is powered up but cannot establish a KVM connection because the path to the target device is blocked (for example, a cascade switch has only one user port and that port is already connected to another target device)
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DSView 4 Management Software ��
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Product Overview
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1 Product Overview ��
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System Components ��
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Uninstalling the DSView Software To
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3 DSView Explorer Windows ��
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Figure 3.2: Example Side Navigation
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Typed in the Filter Field Results
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Using keyboard commands ��
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4 Basic Operations ��
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Profiles ��
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Choosing the serial session applica
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Licenses Number Description Number
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Backing up and Restoring Hub Server
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Unit type Status and Icon Icon Desc
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Action link Displays Valid for* Tel
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To initiate a session with a target
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Automatically deleting attached uni
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Connections to Units ��
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Changing User Account Properties Us
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19 Using the Video Viewer ��
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Page 409 and 410: APPENDICES Appendix A: Technical Su
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