Using the KVM over IP Device - Revision history

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	Thats all there is to it, continue the OS install as you would normally.		Thats all there is to it, continue the OS install as you would normally.
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-	== Step 3 ==	+	== Step 4 ==
	Click on 'Launch management' to be taken to the IP KVM home screen.		Click on 'Launch management' to be taken to the IP KVM home screen.
-	[[Image:Kvm_home_screen.PNG\|frame\|right\|Figure 2.3.1 - KVM Home Screen]]	+	[[Image:Kvm_home_screen.PNG\|frame\|right\|Figure 2.4 - KVM Home Screen]]
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	Before you begin, make sure you have logged into the [http://customer.cyberwurx.com customer center].		Before you begin, make sure you have logged into the [http://customer.cyberwurx.com customer center].
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	== Step 1 ==		== Step 1 ==
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	= Common Problems =		= Common Problems =
	We've experienced some problems in different kinds of setups, it depends on how your operating is set up. Here are some things to look out for:		We've experienced some problems in different kinds of setups, it depends on how your operating is set up. Here are some things to look out for:
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	* Keyboard doesn't work		* Keyboard doesn't work
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	The USB connection has been the cause of a system not booting, we've only seen it happen once though. We can unplug the USB if you do not need the virtual floppy feature.		The USB connection has been the cause of a system not booting, we've only seen it happen once though. We can unplug the USB if you do not need the virtual floppy feature.
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	= Super PXE OS Loader =		= Super PXE OS Loader =

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Common Problems

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	Many motherboards will turn off the PS/2 keyboard port if a keyboard is not detected upon boot. Rebooting your system is the best first step to troubleshooting this. If it still does not work after that, there could be a setting that needs to be changed in the IP KVM's keyboard options. Feel free to write support and we can work with you on it.		Many motherboards will turn off the PS/2 keyboard port if a keyboard is not detected upon boot. Rebooting your system is the best first step to troubleshooting this. If it still does not work after that, there could be a setting that needs to be changed in the IP KVM's keyboard options. Feel free to write support and we can work with you on it.
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	* Keyboard stops working after reboot		* Keyboard stops working after reboot
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	The USB connection has been the cause of a system not booting, we've only seen it happen once though. We can unplug the USB if you do not need the virtual floppy feature.		The USB connection has been the cause of a system not booting, we've only seen it happen once though. We can unplug the USB if you do not need the virtual floppy feature.
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	= Super PXE OS Loader =		= Super PXE OS Loader =

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		+	= Common Problems =
		+	We've experienced some problems in different kinds of setups, it depends on how your operating is set up. Here are some things to look out for:
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		+	* Keyboard doesn't work
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		+	Many motherboards will turn off the PS/2 keyboard port if a keyboard is not detected upon boot. Rebooting your system is the best first step to troubleshooting this. If it still does not work after that, there could be a setting that needs to be changed in the IP KVM's keyboard options. Feel free to write support and we can work with you on it.
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		+	* Keyboard stops working after reboot
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		+	This is usually a problem with the KVM autodetecting if it should use a USB or PS/2 keyboard. Usually PS/2 keyboard works best. You can go into the keyboard settings and change it to PS/2 only if it is not already set that way, it will usually solve this problem.
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		+	* Freeze up during boot
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		+	The USB connection has been the cause of a system not booting, we've only seen it happen once though. We can unplug the USB if you do not need the virtual floppy feature.
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	= Super PXE OS Loader =		= Super PXE OS Loader =

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Step 3

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	[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]		[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]
	You're now ready to use your IP KVM!		You're now ready to use your IP KVM!
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Step 3

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	[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]		[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]
	You're now ready to use your IP KVM!		You're now ready to use your IP KVM!
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Step 3

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	== Step 3 ==		== Step 3 ==
	[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]		[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]
-	You're now ready to use your IP KVM. Click on Launch management to be logged in.	+	You're now ready to use your IP KVM!
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Step 3

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	[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]		[[Image:custkvm2.jpg\|frame\|left\|Figure 2.3 - IP KVM activated.]]
	You're now ready to use your IP KVM. Click on Launch management to be logged in.		You're now ready to use your IP KVM. Click on Launch management to be logged in.
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