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v Red Hat Linux versions 4.0 and 5.0
v SUSE Linux version 10.0
v Novell NetWare 6.5
2. The client server requires the Java 1.5 Plug-in or later.
3. The client server must have an Intel
®
Pentium
®
III microprocessor or later,
operating at 700 MHz or faster, or equivalent.
Accessing the Remote Control
To begin a remote control session and access the remote disk, complete the
following steps:
1. Log in to the IMM. For more information, see Chapter 2, “Opening and using
the IMM Web interface,” on page 9.
2. In the navigation pane, click Remote Control.
3. On the Remote Control page, click one of the Start Remote Control options:
v If you want exclusive remote access during your session, click Start Remote
Control in Single User Mode.
v If you want to allow other users to have remote console (KVM) access
during your session, click Start Remote Control in Multi-user Mode.
The Video Viewer and Virtual Media Session windows open.
Note: If the Encrypt disk and KVM data during transmission check box was
selected before the Remote Control window was opened, the disk data is
encrypted with 3DES encryption.
The Virtual Media Session window is separate from the Video Viewer window.
The Virtual Media Session window lists all of the drives on the client that can
be mapped as remote drives. The Virtual Media Session window also allows
you to map ISO and diskette image files as virtual drives. Each mapped drive
can be marked as read-only. The CD and DVD drives and ISO images are
always read-only.
Mapping and unmapping drives with IMM firmware version 1.03
and later
To map a drive, select the Select check box next to the drive that you want to map.
Note: A CD or DVD drive must contain media before it is mapped. If the drive is
empty, you are prompted to insert a CD or DVD into the drive.
Click the Mount Selected button to mount and map the selected drive or drives.
If you click Add Image, diskette image files and ISO image files can be added to
the list of available drives. After the diskette or ISO image file is listed in the
Virtual Media Session window, it can be mapped just like the other drives.
To unmap the drives, click the Unmount All button. Before the drives are
unmapped, you must confirm that you want the drives to be unmapped.
Note: After you confirm that you want the drives to be unmapped, all of the
drives are unmounted. You cannot unmount drives individually.
You can select a diskette image file and save the diskette image in IMM memory.
This enables the disk to remain mounted on the server so that you can access the
disk later, even after the IMM Web interface session has ended. A maximum of one
drive image can be stored on the IMM card. The drive or image contents must be
1.44 MB or smaller. To upload a diskette image file, complete the following steps:
Chapter 5. Performing IMM tasks 65
- User Guide 3
- Contents 5
- Index ...............109 6
- Chapter 1. Introduction 7
- IMM features 8
- Chapter 1. Introduction 3 9
- Chapter 1. Introduction 5 11
- Notices used in this book 13
- Firmware Setup Utility 15
- Logging in to the IMM 16
- IMM action descriptions 17
- Setting system information 21
- Setting server timeouts 22
- Setting the IMM date and time 23
- Creating a login profile 26
- Deleting a login profile 29
- Configuring port assignments 34
- Configuring network protocols 37
- Configuring SNMP 37
- Configuring DNS 38
- Configuring Telnet 39
- Configuring SMTP 39
- Configuring LDAP 39
- Configuring security 44
- SSL certificate overview 45
- Using the Secure Shell server 51
- Using the configuration file 51
- Restoring defaults 53
- Restarting IMM 53
- Logging off 54
- Viewing system status 55
- Viewing the event logs 58
- Viewing vital product data 61
- Remote presence 64
- Remote control 65
- Remote control screen capture 66
- Remote control mouse support 68
- Single cursor mode 69
- Remote power control 70
- Remote disk 70
- Accessing the Remote Control 71
- Setting up PXE network boot 72
- Updating firmware 73
- Using IPMItool 74
- Chapter 6. LAN over USB 77
- Chapter 6. LAN over USB 73 79
- Managing the IMM using IPMI 81
- Accessing the command line 81
- Command syntax 82
- Features and limitations 82
- Utility commands 83
- Monitor commands 84
- Description 86
- Serial redirect command 87
- Configuration commands 88
- Parameters 94
- IMM control commands 97
- Before you call 101
- Using the documentation 101
- Calling for service 102
- Using other services 103
- Lenovo product service 103
- Appendix B. Notices 105
- Trademarks 106
- Important notes 106
- Appendix B. Notices 101 107
- Hazardous Substances 108
- Battery return program 109
- Appendix B. Notices 105 111
- Appendix B. Notices 107 113
- Printed in USA 120
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