Raritan DOMINION KSX II User manual

Copyright © 2013 Raritan, Inc.
DKSXII-v2.5.0-0F-E
February 2013
255-62-4030-00
Dominion KSX II
User Guide
Release 2.5.0

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FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a commercial installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
environment may cause harmful interference.
VCCI Information (Japan)
Raritan is not responsible for damage to this product resulting from accident, disaster, misuse, abuse,
non-Raritan modification of the product, or other events outside of Raritan's reasonable control or not
arising under normal operating conditions.
If a power cable is included with this product, it must be used exclusively for this product.
In Raritan products which require Rack Mounting, please follow these precautions:
Operation temperature in a closed rack environment may be greater than room temperature. Do
not exceed the rated maximum ambient temperature of the appliances. See Specifications (on
page 296).
Ensure sufficient airflow through the rack environment.
Mount equipment in the rack carefully to avoid uneven mechanical loading.
Connect equipment to the supply circuit carefully to avoid overloading circuits.
Ground all equipment properly, especially supply connections, such as power strips (other than
direct connections), to the branch circuit.

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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
KSX II Overview.............................................................................................................................2
What's New in Help........................................................................................................................4
KSX II Help ....................................................................................................................................4
Related Documentation.......................................................................................................5
KSX II Client Applications..............................................................................................................5
Virtual Media..................................................................................................................................6
Product Photos ..............................................................................................................................6
Product Features ...........................................................................................................................7
Hardware.............................................................................................................................7
Software...............................................................................................................................8
External Product Overview ............................................................................................................8
Terminology.................................................................................................................................11
Package Contents........................................................................................................................13
Chapter 2 Installation and Configuration 14
Overview......................................................................................................................................14
Default Login Information.............................................................................................................14
Getting Started.............................................................................................................................15
Step 1: Configure KVM Target Servers.............................................................................15
Step 2: Configure Network Firewall Settings.....................................................................24
Step 3: Connect the Equipment.........................................................................................25
Step 4: Configure the KSX II .............................................................................................30
Step 5: Launch the KSX II Remote Console .....................................................................37
Step 6: Configure the Keyboard Language (Optional) ......................................................38
Chapter 3 Working with Target Servers 40
Interfaces .....................................................................................................................................40
KSX II Local Console: KSX II Devices ..............................................................................41
KSX II Remote Console Interface......................................................................................42
Proxy Server Configuration for Use with MPC, VKC and AKC....................................................55
Virtual KVM Client (VKC).............................................................................................................56
About the Virtual KVM Client.............................................................................................57
Connecting to a KVM Target Server..................................................................................57
Toolbar Buttons and Status Bar Icons...............................................................................57
Switching Between KVM Target Servers ..........................................................................60
Power Controlling a Target Server....................................................................................60
Disconnecting KVM Target Servers ..................................................................................61
Choosing USB Profiles......................................................................................................61
Connection Properties.......................................................................................................62

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Connection Information .....................................................................................................64
Keyboard Options..............................................................................................................64
Video Properties................................................................................................................70
Mouse Options...................................................................................................................75
VKC Virtual Media .............................................................................................................80
Smart Cards.......................................................................................................................81
Tool Options ......................................................................................................................82
View Options......................................................................................................................87
Help Options......................................................................................................................87
Active KVM Client (AKC) .............................................................................................................87
Overview............................................................................................................................88
AKC Supported .NET Framework, Operating Systems and Browsers .............................88
Prerequisites for Using AKC..............................................................................................89
Multi-Platform Client (MPC).........................................................................................................90
Launching MPC from a Web Browser...............................................................................90
Raritan Serial Console (RSC)......................................................................................................91
Opening RSC from the Remote Console ..........................................................................91
Chapter 4 Rack PDU (Power Strip) Outlet Control 93
Overview......................................................................................................................................93
Turning Outlets On/Off and Cycling Power .................................................................................94
Chapter 5 Virtual Media 97
Overview......................................................................................................................................98
Prerequisites for Using Virtual Media ........................................................................................100
Virtual Media in a Windows XP Environment ............................................................................101
Virtual Media in a Linux Environment........................................................................................102
Virtual Media in a Mac Environment..........................................................................................104
Virtual Media via VKC and AKC in a Windows Environment.....................................................105
Conditions when Read/Write is Not Available ...........................................................................106
Using Virtual Media....................................................................................................................106
Virtual Media File Server Setup (File Server ISO Images Only)................................................108
Connecting to Virtual Media.......................................................................................................110
Local Drives.....................................................................................................................110
Conditions when Read/Write is Not Available.................................................................111
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/ISO Images....................................................................................111
Disconnecting Virtual Media ......................................................................................................112
Chapter 6 USB Profiles 113
Overview....................................................................................................................................113
CIM Compatibility.......................................................................................................................114
Available USB Profiles...............................................................................................................114
Selecting Profiles for a KVM Port ..............................................................................................122
Mouse Modes when Using the Mac ................................................................................122

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Chapter 7 User Management 123
User Groups...............................................................................................................................123
User Group List................................................................................................................124
Relationship Between Users and Groups .......................................................................124
Adding a New User Group...............................................................................................124
Modifying an Existing User Group...................................................................................129
Users..........................................................................................................................................130
Adding a New User..........................................................................................................130
View KSX II User List ......................................................................................................131
View Users by Port..........................................................................................................132
Disconnecting Users from Ports......................................................................................132
Logging Users Off the KSX II (Force Logoff)...................................................................133
Modifying an Existing User..............................................................................................133
Authentication Settings..............................................................................................................134
Implementing LDAP/LDAPS Remote Authentication......................................................135
Returning User Group Information from Active Directory Server....................................138
Implementing RADIUS Remote Authentication...............................................................139
Returning User Group Information via RADIUS..............................................................143
RADIUS Communication Exchange Specifications.........................................................143
User Authentication Process ...........................................................................................145
Changing a Password................................................................................................................146
Chapter 8 Device Management 147
Network Settings........................................................................................................................147
Network Basic Settings....................................................................................................148
LAN Interface Settings.....................................................................................................150
Device Services .........................................................................................................................152
Enabling Telnet................................................................................................................152
Enabling SSH ..................................................................................................................152
HTTP and HTTPS Port Settings......................................................................................153
Entering the Discovery Port.............................................................................................153
Enabling Serial Console Access......................................................................................153
Enabling Direct Port Access via URL..............................................................................154
Configuring Direct Port Access via Telnet, IP Address or SSH ......................................155
Enabling the AKC Download Server Certificate Validation .............................................157
Configuring SNMP Agents...............................................................................................158
Configuring Modem Settings .....................................................................................................160
Configuring Date/Time Settings.................................................................................................161
Event Management....................................................................................................................162
Configuring Event Management - Settings......................................................................162
Configuring SNMP Traps.................................................................................................163
Configuring Event Management - Destinations...............................................................170
Configuring Ports.......................................................................................................................171
Power Control..................................................................................................................173
Target Settings ................................................................................................................175
Configuring Blade Chassis..............................................................................................176
Configuring USB Profiles (Port Page) .............................................................................197

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Configuring KSX II Local Port Settings............................................................................199
Connect and Disconnect Scripts................................................................................................202
Applying and Removing Scripts.......................................................................................202
Adding Scripts..................................................................................................................203
Modifying Scripts .............................................................................................................206
Importing and Exporting Scripts ......................................................................................206
Port Keywords............................................................................................................................208
Port Group Management ...........................................................................................................210
Creating Port Groups.......................................................................................................210
Changing the Default GUI Language Setting ............................................................................211
Chapter 9 Security Management 212
Security Settings........................................................................................................................212
Login Limitations..............................................................................................................213
Strong Passwords............................................................................................................215
User Blocking...................................................................................................................216
Encryption & Share..........................................................................................................218
Enabling FIPS 140-2 .......................................................................................................221
Configuring IP Access Control...................................................................................................222
SSL Certificates .........................................................................................................................224
Security Banner .........................................................................................................................227
Chapter 10 Maintenance 229
Maintenance Features (Local/Remote Console).......................................................................229
Audit Log....................................................................................................................................230
Device Information.....................................................................................................................231
Backup and Restore ..................................................................................................................232
USB Profile Management ..........................................................................................................234
Handling Conflicts in Profile Names................................................................................235
Upgrading CIMs.........................................................................................................................235
Upgrading Firmware ..................................................................................................................236
Upgrade History.........................................................................................................................238
Rebooting the KSX II .................................................................................................................238
CC Unmanage ...........................................................................................................................239
Stopping CC-SG Management........................................................................................240

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Chapter 11 Diagnostics 242
Network Interface Page .............................................................................................................242
Network Statistics Page.............................................................................................................242
Ping Host Page..........................................................................................................................244
Trace Route to Host Page .........................................................................................................245
Device Diagnostics ....................................................................................................................246
Chapter 12 Command Line Interface (CLI) 248
Overview....................................................................................................................................249
Accessing the KSX II Using CLI ................................................................................................250
SSH Connection to the KSX II...................................................................................................250
SSH Access from a Windows PC....................................................................................250
SSH Access from a UNIX/Linux Workstation..................................................................250
Telnet Connection to the KSX II ................................................................................................251
Enabling Telnet................................................................................................................251
Accessing Telnet from a Windows PC ............................................................................251
Local Serial Port Connection to the KSX II................................................................................251
Port Settings....................................................................................................................252
Logging On ................................................................................................................................252
Navigation of the CLI .................................................................................................................254
Completion of Commands...............................................................................................254
CLI Syntax -Tips and Shortcuts.......................................................................................255
Common Commands for All Command Line Interface Levels ........................................255
Initial Configuration Using CLI ...................................................................................................256
Setting Parameters..........................................................................................................256
Setting Network Parameters............................................................................................256
CLI Prompts...............................................................................................................................257
CLI Commands..........................................................................................................................257
Security Issues ................................................................................................................258
Target Connections and the CLI................................................................................................258
Setting Emulation on a Target.........................................................................................258
Port Sharing Using CLI....................................................................................................259
Administering the KSX II Console Server Configuration Commands........................................259
Configuring Network ..................................................................................................................259
Interface Command.........................................................................................................260
Name Command.............................................................................................................260
Connect Commands........................................................................................................261
IPv6 Command................................................................................................................262
Chapter 13 KSX II Local Console 263
Overview....................................................................................................................................263
Using the KSX II Local Console.................................................................................................263
Simultaneous Users ........................................................................................................263

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KSX II Local Console Interface..................................................................................................264
Security and Authentication.......................................................................................................264
Available Resolutions.................................................................................................................265
Port Access Page (Local Console Server Display) ...................................................................265
Accessing a Target Server ........................................................................................................265
Scanning Ports - Local Console ................................................................................................266
Local Port Scan Mode .....................................................................................................267
Local Console Smart Card Access............................................................................................267
Local Console USB Profile Options...........................................................................................268
Server Display............................................................................................................................269
Hot Keys and Connect Keys......................................................................................................270
Connect Key Examples ...................................................................................................270
KSX II Supported Keyboard Languages....................................................................................271
Special Sun Key Combinations .................................................................................................272
Returning to the KSX II Local Console Interface.......................................................................273
Local Port Administration...........................................................................................................274
KSX II Local Console Local Port Settings .......................................................................274
KSX II Local Console Factory Reset...............................................................................277
Connect and Disconnect Scripts................................................................................................278
Applying and Removing Scripts.......................................................................................278
Adding Scripts..................................................................................................................279
Modifying Scripts .............................................................................................................282
Resetting the KSX II Using the Reset Button ............................................................................282
Chapter 14 Modem Configuration 283
Certified Modems for UNIX, Linux and MPC.............................................................................283
Low Bandwidth KVM Settings....................................................................................................284
Client Dial-Up Networking Configuration...................................................................................285
Windows 2000 Dial-Up Networking Configuration.....................................................................285
Windows Vista Dial-Up Networking Configuration.....................................................................289
Windows XP Dial-Up Networking Configuration........................................................................290
Appendix A Specifications 296
KSX II Dimensions and Physical Specifications........................................................................296
KSX II Environmental Requirements - KSX II............................................................................297
KSX II Electrical Specifications..................................................................................................297
Supported Operating Systems (Clients) ....................................................................................298
Supported Video Resolutions ....................................................................................................299
Supported Target Server Connection Distance and VideoSupported Target Server Connection
Distance/Refresh Rate/Video Resolution ..................................................................................300
Supported Distances for Serial Devices ....................................................................................301
Supported Browsers ..................................................................................................................301
Supported Computer Interface Module (CIMs) Specifications ..................................................302
Digital CIM Target Server Timing and Video Resolution...........................................................305
Supported Paragon CIMS and Configurations ..........................................................................306
KSX II to KSX II Guidelines.............................................................................................308
KSX II to Paragon II Guidelines.......................................................................................309

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Smart Card Readers..................................................................................................................311
Smart Card Minimum System Requirements..................................................................311
Supported and Unsupported Smart Card Readers ...................................................................312
Emergency Connectivity............................................................................................................314
Supported Remote Connections................................................................................................314
KSX II Supported Keyboard Languages....................................................................................315
TCP and UDP Ports Used .........................................................................................................316
KVM Properties..........................................................................................................................318
Network Speed Settings ............................................................................................................318
Connectivity ...............................................................................................................................319
KSX II Serial RJ-45 Pinouts.......................................................................................................320
DB9F Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts...............................................................................321
DB9M Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts..............................................................................321
DB25F Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts.............................................................................321
DB25M Nulling Serial Adapter Pinouts............................................................................322
Appendix B Updating the LDAP/LDAPS Schema 323
Returning User Group Information.............................................................................................323
From LDAP/LDAPS.........................................................................................................323
From Microsoft Active Directory ......................................................................................323
Setting the Registry to Permit Write Operations to the Schema ...............................................324
Creating a New Attribute............................................................................................................324
Adding Attributes to the Class ...................................................................................................325
Updating the Schema Cache.....................................................................................................327
Editing rciusergroup Attributes for User Members.....................................................................327
Appendix C Informational Notes 331
Overview....................................................................................................................................331
Java............................................................................................................................................331
AES 256 Prerequisites and Supported Configurations for Java .....................................331
Java Runtime Environment (JRE)...................................................................................332
IPv6 Support Notes....................................................................................................................333
Operating System IPv6 Support Notes ...........................................................................333
AKC Download Server Certification Validation IPv6 Support Notes ...............................334
Keyboards..................................................................................................................................334
Non-US Keyboards..........................................................................................................334
Macintosh Keyboard........................................................................................................337
Dell Chassis Cable Lengths and Video Resolutions .................................................................338
Fedora........................................................................................................................................338
Resolving Fedora Core Focus.........................................................................................338
Mouse Pointer Synchronization (Fedora)........................................................................338
VKC and MPC Smart Card Connections to Fedora Servers...........................................339
Resolving Issues with Firefox Freezing when Using Fedora ..........................................339
USB Ports and Profiles..............................................................................................................339
VM-CIMs and DL360 USB Ports.....................................................................................339
Help for Choosing USB Profiles ......................................................................................339
Changing a USB Profile when Using a Smart Card Reader ...........................................341

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SUSE/VESA Video Modes ........................................................................................................341
CIMs...........................................................................................................................................341
Windows 3-Button Mouse on Linux Targets....................................................................341
Smart Card Reader Not Detected when Using a DVM-DP CIM .....................................342
Virtual Media..............................................................................................................................342
Dell OptiPlex and Dimension Computers........................................................................342
Accessing Virtual Media on a Windows 2000 .................................................................342
Virtual Media Not Refreshed After Files Added...............................................................342
Target BIOS Boot Time with Virtual Media......................................................................342
Virtual Media Connection Failures Using High Speed for Virtual Media Connections....343
CC-SG .......................................................................................................................................343
Virtual KVM Client Version Not Known from CC-SG Proxy Mode..................................343
Single Mouse Mode - Connecting to a Target Under......................................................343
Moving Between Ports on a Device.................................................................................343
Appendix D KSX II FAQs 344
Chapter 15 FAQs......................................................................................................................345
Index 357

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In This Chapter
KSX II Overview ........................................................................................2
What's New in Help ...................................................................................4
KSX II Help................................................................................................4
KSX II Client Applications..........................................................................5
Virtual Media..............................................................................................6
Product Photos..........................................................................................6
Product Features.......................................................................................7
External Product Overview........................................................................8
Terminology.............................................................................................11
Package Contents ...................................................................................13
Chapter 1
Introduction

Chapter 1: Introduction
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KSX II Overview
Raritan's Dominion KSX II is an enterprise-class, secure digital device
that provides a single integrated solution for remote KVM (keyboard,
video, mouse) server access and serial device management, as well as
power control from anywhere in the world from a web browser. At the
rack, the KSX II provides control of all KVM server and serial targets
from a single keyboard, monitor, and mouse. Total access and control of
all serial targets is also available from a single local serial port. The
integrated remote access capabilities of the KSX II provide full access
and control of your servers from a web browser, or an iPad or iPhone
under CC-SG management.
A scan feature allows you to locate and view up to 8 targets. The targets
are displayed as thumbnails in a slide show from which users connect to
each target.
KSX II is easily installed using standard UTP (Cat 5/5e/6) cabling. Its
advanced features include virtual media, up to 256-bit encryption, remote
power control, dual Ethernet, LDAP, RADIUS, Active Directory®, Syslog
integration, and web management. These features enable you to deliver
higher uptime, better productivity, and bulletproof security - any time from
anywhere.
KSX II products can operate as standalone devices and do not rely on a
central management device. For larger data centers and enterprises,
multiple KSX II devices can be integrated into a single logical solution
with other Raritan devices using Raritan's CommandCenter Secure
Gateway (CC-SG) management unit.

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Diagram key
Cat5 cable
Rack PDU (power strip)
Computer Interface
Module (CIM)
Local and remote smart
card access
KSX II
Mobile access via iPhone®
and iPad®using CC-SG
Remote KVM and serial
devices
Local access
Modem access
IP LAN/WAN
Remote (network)
access
PSTN
Remote virtual media
USB drive(s)

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What's New in Help
The following information has been added based on enhancements and
changes to the equipment and/or user documentation.
Mobile access to servers connected to the KSX II using your iPhone
or iPad via CC-SG
Support for digital CIMs
Support for SNMPv3
View selected servers as a slide show and via thumbnail views
View a list of connected users by port. Administrators can force to
logoff users or disconnect users from a target. Supports locally and
remotely authenticated users (LDAP, Radius, and so on)
The ability to create scripts that are executed when users connect to
or disconnects from a remote server. For example, in order to to
wake up a server, launch the login screen and/or automatically log
off
Three additional USB profiles added to the KSX II
The ability to edit the names of unconnected ports or reset a KSX II
port that does not have a CIM connected to it
Support for CC-SG management using IPv6
Support for OpenSSL FIPs 140-2
Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese KSX II user
interfaces are now supported
Please see the release notes for a more detailed explanation of the
changes applied to the device and this version of the help.
KSX II Help
The KSX II help provides information on how to install, set up, and
configure the KSX II. It also includes information on accessing target
servers, using virtual media, managing users and security, and
maintaining and diagnosing the KSX II.
See the KSX II release notes for important information on the current
release before you begin using the KSX II.
A PDF version of the help can be downloaded from the Raritan
Firmware and Documentation page on the Raritan website. Raritan
recommends that you refer to the Raritan website for the most up-to-date
user guides available.
To use online help, Active Content must be enabled in your browser. If
you are using Internet Explorer 7, you must enable Scriplets. Consult
your browser help for information on enabling these features.

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Related Documentation
The KSX II help is accompanied by the KSX II Quick Setup Guide, which
can be found on the Raritan Firmware and Documentation page of
Raritan's website (http://www.raritan.com/support/firmware-and-
documentation).
Installation requirements and instructions for client applications used with
the KSX II can be found in the KVM and Serial Access Clients Guide,
also found on the Raritan website. Where applicable, specific client
functions used with the KSX II are included in the help.
KSX II Client Applications
The following client applications can be used with the KSX II:
Virtual KVM Client (VKC)
Active KVM Client (AKC)
Multiplatform Client (MPC)
Raritan Serial Console (RSC)
See the KVM and Serial Client Guide for additional information on the
client applications. Also see the Working with Target Servers (on page
40) section of this guide, which contains information on using the clients
with the KSX II.
Note: MPC and VKC require the Java™Runtime Environment (JRE™).
AKC is .NET based.

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Virtual Media
All KSX II models support virtual media. The benefits of virtual media -
mounting of remote drives/media on the target server to support software
installation and diagnostics - are now available in all of the KSX II
models. Virtual media sessions can be secured by using 128-bit and
256-bit AES or RC4 encryption.
Each KSX II comes equipped with virtual media to enable remote
management tasks using the widest variety of CD, DVD, USB, internal
and remote drives, and images. Unlike other solutions, the KSX II
supports virtual media access of hard drives and remotely mounted
images for added flexibility and productivity.
Digital CIMs, D2CIM-VUSB and D2CIM-DVUSB CIMs (computer
interface module) support virtual media sessions to KVM target servers
supporting the USB 2.0 interface. This CIMs also support Absolute
Mouse Synchronization as well as remote firmware updates.
Note: The black connector on the DVUSB CIM is used for keyboard and
mouse. The gray connector is used for virtual media. Keep both plugs of
the CIM connected to the device. The device may not operate properly if
both plugs are not connected to the target server.
Product Photos

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Product Features
Hardware
KVM and serial remote access over IP
1U rack-mountable; brackets included
DKSX2-144 - 4 serial/4 KVM server ports
DKSX2-188 - 8 serial/8 KVM server ports
1 KVM channel shareable by 8 users, multiple serial users.
UTP (Cat5/5e/6) server cabling
Dual Ethernet ports (10/100/1000 LAN) with failover
Field upgradeable
Local KVM port for in-rack access
PS/2 keyboard/mouse ports
One front and three back panel USB 2.0 ports for supported USB
devices
Fully concurrent with remote user access
Local Graphical User Interface (GUI) for administration
Both KVM and serial targets can be connected using KVM local
port
Local serial port (RS232) for CLI-based administration and serial
target access
Integrated power control
Dual dedicated power control ports
LED indicators for network activity, and remote KVM user status
Hardware reset button
Internal modem
Centralized access security

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Software
Virtual media support in Windows®, Mac®and Linux®environments
with D2CIM-VUSB and D2CIM-DVUSB CIMs and digital CIMs
Port scanning and thumbnail view of up to 8 targets within a
configurable scan set
Absolute Mouse Synchronization with D2CIM-VUSB CIM, D2CIM-
DVUSB CIM and digital CIMs
Plug-and-Play
Web-based access and management
Intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI)
256-bit encryption of complete KVM signal, including video and
virtual media
LDAP/LDAPS, Active Directory®, RADIUS, or internal with local
authentication and authorization
DHCP or fixed IP addressing
Smart card/CAC authentication
SNMP and Syslog management
IPv4 and IPv6 support
Power control associated directly with servers to prevent mistakes
Integration with Raritan's CommandCenter Secure Gateway (CC-
SG) management unit
CC Unmanage feature to remove the device from CC-SG control
External Product Overview
The following diagram indicates the external components of the KSX II.
Note that the KSX II 144 will have 4 KVM ports and 4 serial ports as
compared to the KSX II 188 used in the diagram, which has 8 KVM ports
and 8 serial ports.

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Item
Description
USB port
Remote indicator light
LAN1 and LAN2 indicator lights
Power indicator light

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Item
Description
AC power cord plug
See Power Control (on page 173) for additional
information.
Power on/off switch
LAN 3 port
Note: The LAN 3 port is reserved for future use.
LAN1 and LAN2 ports
See Step 3: Connect the Equipment (on page 25) for
additional information.
Admin port
See Step 3: Connect the Equipment (on page 25) for
additional information.
External modem port
See Modem Configuration (on page 283) for additional
information.
Reset button
See Resetting the KSX II Using the Reset Button (on
page 282) for additional information.
Local port
See Step 3: Connect the Equipment (on page 25) for
additional information.
KVM ports
See Step 3: Connect the Equipment (on page 25) for
additional information.
Power Ctrl. 1 and Power Ctrl. 2
See Power Control (on page 173) for additional
information.
Serial ports
See Step 3: Connect the Equipment (on page 25) for
additional information.