Dell Precision R5400 User manual

Brand: Dell

Model: Precision R5400

Category: Networking

Type: User manual

TER0606004

TERA1x00 PC-over-IP®

Administrative

Interface

User Manual

May 26, 2008

Revision 3

Teradici Corporation

500 – 4400 Dominion St.

Burnaby, BC, Canada V5G 4G3

Abstract

This document describes administration interfaces of the PC-over-IP

Firmware for the TERA1100 and TERA1200

processors.

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Revision History

Version Date Description

1.0 January 15, 2008 Initial release

2.0 April 7, 2008 Augmented definitions (see Definitions Section)

Updated for Release 0.19

• Updated PCoIP Processor Information

description (see Section 1/Figure 1)

• Removed VLAN place holder from Network

Configuration Webpage (see Section 1.5.1)

• Added Maximum MTU Size in Network web

configuration (see Section 1.5.1.8)

• Added DNS SRV in Discovery web

configuration (see Section 1.5.3.2)

• Updated Session web configuration ordering

(see Section 1.5.4)

• Added Device Bandwidth Target to Bandwidth

web configuration (see Section 1.5.5.2)

• Updated RDP web configuration (see Section

1.5.6)

• Added Maximum Initial Image Quality to Image

web configuration (see Section 1.5.9.2)

• Added Time web configuration (see Section

1.5.11)

• Added Firmware Part Number in Version web

information (see Section 1.8.1.1)

• Updated Firmware Upload build filename web

information (see Section 1.9.1.1)

• Updated RDP OSD configuration (see Section

2.3.6)

• Added Firmware Part Number in Version OSD

information (see Section 2.5.1.1)

• Clarified Bandwidth and Image Configuration

Example (see Section 4.3)

• Removed TERA1x00 Firmware Defaults

appendix to enhance in separate Application

Note

Updated for Release 0.20

• Added Bandwidth Statistics (see Section

1.7.3.5)

Updated RDP compatibility information (see Section

3.0 May, 2008 Updated for Release 1.00

• Updated text and figure references to Portal

• Added warning to Ethernet Mode section

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concerning PC-over-IP Half-Duplex in

compatibility (Section 1.5.1.7)

• Clarified when Device Bandwidth Limit and

Device Bandwidth Target are applied (Section

1.5.5)

• Updated USB Permissions documentation for

USB authorization/unauthorization functionality

(Section 1.6.1)

• Added USB devices status descriptions in

Attached Devices- USB Devices (Section

1.8.2.2)

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Contents

Contents...................................................................................................................... 4

Figures ........................................................................................................................ 7

Tables ....................................................................................................................... 10

Definitions ................................................................................................................. 11

Introduction ............................................................................................................... 12

1 Administrative Web Interface ......................................................................... 13

1.1 Supported Web Browsers........................................................................... 14

1.2 Administrative Web Interface IP Address ................................................... 14

1.3 Web Interface Security ............................................................................... 15

1.3.1 CA Root Certificate Installation................................................................... 15

1.4 Log In.......................................................................................................... 15

1.4.1 Warning ...................................................................................................... 16

1.4.2 Password .................................................................................................... 16

1.4.3 Idle Timeout ................................................................................................ 16

1.5 Configuration .............................................................................................. 16

1.5.1 Network....................................................................................................... 17

1.5.2 Connection Management............................................................................ 20

1.5.3 Discovery .................................................................................................... 22

1.5.4 Session....................................................................................................... 23

1.5.5 Bandwidth ................................................................................................... 26

1.5.6 RDP ............................................................................................................ 28

1.5.7 Language.................................................................................................... 29

1.5.8 OSD ............................................................................................................ 30

1.5.9 Image.......................................................................................................... 31

1.5.10 Monitor Emulation....................................................................................... 33

1.5.11 Time............................................................................................................ 33

1.5.12 Password .................................................................................................... 35

1.5.13 Reset Parameters....................................................................................... 36

1.6 Permissions ................................................................................................ 37

1.6.1 USB ............................................................................................................ 37

1.6.2 Audio........................................................................................................... 40

1.6.3 Power.......................................................................................................... 40

1.7 Diagnostics ................................................................................................. 41

1.7.1 Event Log.................................................................................................... 42

1.7.2 Session Control .......................................................................................... 43

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1.7.3

Session Statistics........................................................................................ 44

1.7.4 Host CPU.................................................................................................... 46

1.7.5 Audio........................................................................................................... 48

1.7.6 Display........................................................................................................ 48

1.7.7 PCoIP Processor ........................................................................................ 50

1.8 Info.............................................................................................................. 50

1.8.1 Version........................................................................................................ 51

1.8.2 Attached Devices........................................................................................ 52

1.9 Upload ........................................................................................................ 54

1.9.1 Firmware..................................................................................................... 54

1.9.2 OSD Logo ................................................................................................... 55

2 On Screen Display (OSD) .............................................................................. 57

2.1 Connect Screen .......................................................................................... 57

2.1.1 Connect Button ........................................................................................... 58

2.2 OSD Options Menu..................................................................................... 58

2.3 Configuration .............................................................................................. 59

2.3.1 Network....................................................................................................... 60

2.3.2 Connection Management............................................................................ 62

2.3.3 Discovery .................................................................................................... 64

2.3.4 Session....................................................................................................... 65

2.3.5 Bandwidth ................................................................................................... 66

2.3.6 RDP ............................................................................................................ 67

2.3.7 Language.................................................................................................... 68

2.3.8 OSD ............................................................................................................ 69

2.3.9 Reset .......................................................................................................... 70

2.4 Diagnostics ................................................................................................. 71

2.4.1 Event Log.................................................................................................... 71

2.4.2 Session Statistics........................................................................................ 72

2.4.3 PCoIP Processor ........................................................................................ 74

2.4.4 Ping............................................................................................................. 74

2.5 Information.................................................................................................. 75

2.6 User Settings .............................................................................................. 77

2.6.1 Mouse ......................................................................................................... 77

2.6.2 Keyboard .................................................................................................... 78

2.6.3 Image.......................................................................................................... 78

2.7 Password .................................................................................................... 79

3 Overlay Windows ........................................................................................... 81

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3.1

Network Connection Lost Overlay .............................................................. 81

3.2 USB Device Not Authorized Overlay .......................................................... 81

4 Appendix A: Usage Examples........................................................................ 82

4.1 Peer-to-Peer Direct Connection Example................................................... 82

4.1.1 Portal Peer-to-Peer Configuration .............................................................. 82

4.1.2 Host Peer-to-Peer Configuration ................................................................ 85

4.1.3 Initiating Peer-to-Peer Session ................................................................... 87

4.2 DHCP and Enable Host Discovery Example .............................................. 88

4.2.1 Portal DHCP and Discovery Configuration ................................................. 88

4.2.2 Host DHCP and Discovery Configuration ................................................... 91

4.2.3 Initiating DHCP Discovery Session............................................................. 94

4.3 Bandwidth and Image Configuration Example............................................ 95

4.3.1 Configuring Host Bandwidth Limit to 25 Mbps............................................ 96

4.3.2 Configuring Image Properties ..................................................................... 98

4.3.3 Configuring Host Bandwidth Limit to 0 Mbps (no limit) ............................. 100

4.4 USB Permissions Example....................................................................... 102

4.4.1 Authorizing USB Device By Class ............................................................ 102

4.4.2 Authorizing USB Device By Vendor/Product ID........................................ 105

5 Appendix B: TERA1100 Portal Language and Keyboard Support ............... 108

6 Appendix C: TERA1100 RDP Compatibility ................................................. 110

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Figures

Figure 1: Administration Web Interface..................................................................... 14

Figure 2: Log In Webpage......................................................................................... 16

Figure 3: Configuration Menu Navigation.................................................................. 17

Figure 4: Network Configuration Webpage ............................................................... 18

Figure 5: Connection Management Configuration Webpage (IP Address) ............... 20

Figure 6: Connection Management Configuration Webpage (FQDN) ...................... 21

Figure 7: Discovery Configuration Webpage ............................................................ 22

Figure 8: Session Configuration Webpage ............................................................... 24

Figure 9: Session Configuration Webpage (RDP) .................................................... 25

Figure 10: Bandwidth Configuration Webpage ......................................................... 27

Figure 11: RDP Configuration Webpage................................................................... 28

Figure 12: Language Configuration Webpage .......................................................... 30

Figure 13: OSD Configuration Webpage .................................................................. 31

Figure 14: Image Configuration Webpage ................................................................ 32

Figure 15: Monitor Emulation Configuration Webpage ............................................. 33

Figure 16: Time Configuration Webpage .................................................................. 34

Figure 17: Password Configuration Webpage .......................................................... 35

Figure 18: Reset Parameters Webpage.................................................................... 36

Figure 19: Permissions Menu Navigation ................................................................. 37

Figure 20: USB Permissions Webpage..................................................................... 38

Figure 21: Audio Permissions Webpage................................................................... 40

Figure 22: Power Permissions Webpage.................................................................. 41

Figure 23: Diagnostics Menu Navigation .................................................................. 42

Figure 24: Event Log Webpage ................................................................................ 42

Figure 25: Session Control Webpage ....................................................................... 43

Figure 26: Session Statistics Webpage .................................................................... 45

Figure 27: Host CPU Webpage................................................................................. 47

Figure 28: Audio Diagnostics Webpage.................................................................... 48

Figure 29: Display Webpage..................................................................................... 49

Figure 30: PCoIP Processor Webpage ..................................................................... 50

Figure 31: Info Menu Navigation............................................................................... 51

Figure 32: Version Webpage .................................................................................... 51

Figure 33: Attached Devices Webpage..................................................................... 53

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Figure 34: Upload Menu Navigation.......................................................................... 54

Figure 35: Firmware Upload Webpage ..................................................................... 54

Figure 36: OSD Logo Upload Webpage ................................................................... 56

Figure 37: OSD Connect Screen .............................................................................. 57

Figure 38: OSD Connect Screen (Connecting)......................................................... 58

Figure 39: OSD Options Menu.................................................................................. 59

Figure 40: Setting Unlock OSD ................................................................................. 60

Figure 41: Network Configuration ............................................................................. 61

Figure 42: Connection Management Configuration .................................................. 63

Figure 43: Discovery Configuration........................................................................... 64

Figure 44: Session Configuration.............................................................................. 65

Figure 45: Bandwidth ................................................................................................ 66

Figure 46: RDP Configuration................................................................................... 67

Figure 47: Language Configuration........................................................................... 69

Figure 48: OSD Configuration................................................................................... 70

Figure 49: Reset........................................................................................................ 71

Figure 50: Event Log................................................................................................. 72

Figure 51: Session Statistics..................................................................................... 73

Figure 52: PCoIP Processor ..................................................................................... 74

Figure 53: Ping.......................................................................................................... 75

Figure 54: Version..................................................................................................... 76

Figure 55: Mouse ...................................................................................................... 77

Figure 56: Keyboard.................................................................................................. 78

Figure 57: Image....................................................................................................... 79

Figure 58: Change Password.................................................................................... 80

Figure 59: Network Connection Lost Overlay ........................................................... 81

Figure 60: USB Device Not Authorized Overlay ....................................................... 81

Figure 61: Portal Connection Management Peer-to-Peer Configuration .................. 83

Figure 62: Portal Session Webpage Peer-to-Peer Configuration ............................. 84

Figure 63: Portal PCoIP Processor Webpage Peer-to-Peer Configuration............... 85

Figure 64: Host Connection Management Peer-to-Peer Configuration .................... 86

Figure 65: Host Session Webpage Peer-to-Peer Configuration ............................... 87

Figure 66: Peer-to-Peer Connect Screen.................................................................. 88

Figure 67: Portal Connection Management DHCP & Discovery Configuration......... 89

Figure 68: Portal Discovery Webpage Enable Discovery Configuration ................... 89

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Figure 69: Portal Network Webpage DHCP Configuration ....................................... 90

Figure 70: Portal PCoIP Processor Webpage DHCP & Discovery Configuration..... 91

Figure 71: Host Connection Management DHCP & Discovery Configuration........... 92

Figure 72: Host Discovery Webpage Enable Discovery Configuration ..................... 92

Figure 73: Host Network Webpage DHCP Configuration ......................................... 93

Figure 74: Host PCoIP Processor Webpage DHCP & Discovery Configuration....... 94

Figure 75: DHCP Discovery Connect Screen ........................................................... 94

Figure 76: Discovered Hosts Screen ........................................................................ 95

Figure 77: Simplified User Bandwidth Requirements (Assuming 100 Mbps)............ 96

Figure 78: Host Bandwidth Limit Configuration (25 Mbps)........................................ 97

Figure 79: Simplified User Bandwidth Requirements (25 Mbps) .............................. 98

Figure 80: Portal Minimum Image Quality Configuration .......................................... 99

Figure 81: Host Bandwidth Limit Configuration (0 Mbps, no limit) .......................... 101

Figure 82: Simplified User Bandwidth Requirements (no limit)............................... 102

Figure 83: USB Permissions Example: Add new Button......................................... 102

Figure 84: USB Permissions Example: Selecting the Class Entry Type................. 103

Figure 85: USB Permissions Example: Selecting the Device Class ....................... 103

Figure 86: USB Permissions Example: Selecting the Sub Class............................ 104

Figure 87: USB Permissions Example: Selecting the Protocol ............................... 104

Figure 88: USB Authorization Example: Class Authorization.................................. 105

Figure 89: USB Permissions Example: Add new Button......................................... 105

Figure 90: USB Permissions Example: Selecting the Class Entry Type................. 106

Figure 91: USB Permissions Example: Entering Vendor ID and Product ID .......... 106

Figure 92: USB Permissions Example: Vendor ID and Product ID Authorization... 107

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Tables

Table 1: Connection Manager Method...................................................................... 21

Table 2: Peer Identity Methods ................................................................................. 26

Table 3: NTP Host Method........................................................................................ 34

Table 4: USB Device Authorization Entry Types....................................................... 38

Table 5: USB Device Unauthorization Entry Types .................................................. 39

Table 6: VPD Information.......................................................................................... 52

Table 7: Firmware Information .................................................................................. 52

Table 8: VPD Information.......................................................................................... 52

Table 9: USB Device Status...................................................................................... 53

Table 10: Connection Manager Method.................................................................... 63

Table 11: Peer Identity Methods ............................................................................... 65

Table 12: VPD Information........................................................................................ 76

Table 13: Firmware Information ................................................................................ 76

Table 14: Firmware Information ................................................................................ 77

Table 15: TERA1100 Supported Languages .......................................................... 108

Table 16: TERA1100 Supported Keyboard Layouts ............................................... 108

Table 17: TERA1100 RDP Capabilities .................................................................. 110

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Definitions

CA Certificate Authorities

CMI Connection Management Interface – interface provided by the

Portal or Host, used to communicate with an external

connection management server

CMS Connection Management Server – an external management

entity (3rd party) that manages and controls the Portal/Host

through the CMI interface

DDC Display Data Channel

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DNS Domain Name System

DNS SRV Domain Name System Service Record

EDID Extended Display Identification Data

FQDN Fully Qualified Domain Name

GPU Graphics Processing Unit

GUI Graphical User Interface presented by the Portal On-Screen

Display when not operating in a PC-over-IP session

HPDET Hot Plug Detect

MTU Maximum Transmission Unit

NTP Network Time Protocol

OS Operating System

OSD On Screen Display

PC-over-IP

Personal Computer over Internet Protocol

PC-over-IP Host Host side of PC-over-IP system

PC-over-IP Portal Portal, or desktop, side of PC-over-IP system

PCoIP

Personal Computer over Internet Protocol (PC-over-IP)

RDP Remote Desktop Protocol

SLP Service Location Protocol

SSL Secure Socket Layer (security protocol)

TERA1100 Teradici device supporting PC-over-IP Portal functionality

TERA1200 Teradici device supporting PC-over-IP Host, functionality

VPD Vital Product Data – Factory provisioned information to

uniquely identify a Portal or Host

VPN Virtual Private Network

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Introduction

Users and administrators can interact with the PC-over-IP® Portal TERA1100 and

Host TERA1200 devices via an embedded HTTPS web interface. The Portal can

also be accessed via the local Graphical User Interface (GUI) On Screen Display

(OSD). As well, messages are displayed over the user screen when required.

Users can connect/disconnect a session and view diagnostics and configure user

parameters. Administrators can view and change configuration settings and user

permissions, upload data to the PC-over-IP device, view session diagnostics

information, and view product information.

The interfaces are structured in a task-oriented fashion intended to maximize

accessibility and minimize the learning curve. Additionally, the web interface and

OSD are organized as similarly as possible, to reduce the total user learning curve.

This document describes the user PC-over-IP Host and Portal user interfaces.

Where applicable it is stated when the feature is only available for the Host (i.e. host

only) or Portal (i.e. desktop side only).

This document has three main sections:

• Section 1 details the PC-over-IP Administrative Web Interface

• Section 2 reviews On Screen Display (OSD) of the Portal

• Section 3 discusses the user message Overlay Windows

The Appendix contains:

• Appendix A: Usage Examples

• Appendix B: TERA1100 Portal Language and Keyboard Support

This document is intended to give a working understanding of a PC-over-IP system

for administrators and users.

Note: The PC-over-IP Administrative Web Interface and On Screen Display

configuration features are also available via a software Application Program Interface

(API) for use with a Connection Management Server, but is outside the scope of this

document.

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1 Administrative Web Interface

The PC-over-IP Administrative Web Interface allows an administrator to interact with

the device remotely using an internet browser.

Figure 1 shows an example of the Administrate Web Interface with six regions

highlighted;

• Log Out – Allows logging out of Administration Web interface

• PCoIP Processor – Displays PC-over-IP processor information:

○ TERA1100 Portal PCoIP

Processor

○ TERA1200 Host PCoIP

Processor

• Drop down menus – The five menus are Configuration, Permissions,

Diagnostics, Info and Upload

• Webpage information – Title and summary

• Data field – Editable and/or displayed parameters (inline help is displayed

when appropriate)

• Apply/Cancel – Each webpage with editable parameters has an Apply button

and a Cancel button

○ Selecting Apply will store the edited parameters in flash

○ Selecting Cancel will reset the edited parameters to the values

currently stored in flash.

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Figure 1: Administration Web Interface

1.1 Supported Web Browsers

The webpage server on the TERA1x00 devices has been tested and is compatible

with the following web browsers:

• Firefox 1.5 and 2.0

• Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0

Other browsers may also be compatible.

1.2 Administrative Web Interface IP Address

To access the Administrative Web Interface, the administrator must browse to the IP

address of the TERA1x00. The IP address used depends on the method that IP

addresses are determined:

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• Static IP Address: the IP address are hard coded and must be known

• Dynamic IP Address: the IP address is dynamically assigned by the Dynamic

Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server and can be obtained from the

DHCP server

Once the IP address is determined, it can be entered into the browser to access the

Administrative Web Interface, e.g. https://192.168.1.123.

1.3 Web Interface Security

The web interface uses HTTP over an SSL socket (HTTPS), and cannot be

accessed without an administrative password. The HTTPS connection is secured

using a Teradici self-signed certificate.

1.3.1 CA Root Certificate Installation

A Certificate Authorities (CA) root certificate can be installed in the internet browser

to avoid the browser security warnings. Steps for installing the certificate on Internet

Explorer 7 and Firefox are detailed below:

Internet Explorer 7

1. Open the Tools menu and select Internet Options

2. On the Content tab, and select Certificates

3. On the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab, select Import

4. Follow the directions to import the certificate – ensure to use the Trusted Root

Certification Authorities certificate store.

Note: When browsing for the certificate, it may be necessary to change the file type

to all files.

Firefox

1. Open the Tools menu and select Options

2. Select the icon labeled Advanced at the top of the window

3. On the Encryption tab, select View Certificates

4. On the Authorities tab, select Import

5. Follow the directions to import the certificate – ensure to check the option labeled

Trust this CA to identify web sites

1.4 Log In

The Log In page allows the administrator to securely log into the administrative

webpages.

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Figure 2: Log In Webpage

1.4.1 Warning

The Warning displays pertinent information regarding the device the administrator is

logging in to when there is an administrative session already in progress. As only

one administrator is allowed per device, it displays administration session

information. Logging into a session will terminate any other administration session in

progress.

1.4.2 Password

The Password field allows entering the password to gain access to the

administration webpage. The default value is blank, i.e. “”.

Information concerning changing the password can be found in Section 1.5.12.

1.4.3 Idle Timeout

The Idle Timeout field sets the administration idle timeout. The options are:

• 1 minute

• 5 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

• Never

1.5 Configuration

The Configuration menu contains links to pages that define how the device

operates and interacts with its environment. The webpages in the Configuration

menu are:

• Network

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• Connection Management

• Discovery

• Session

• Bandwidth

• RDP

• Language

• OSD

• Image

• Monitor Emulation

• Time

• Password

• Reset Parameters

Figure 3: Configuration Menu Navigation

1.5.1 Network

The Network webpage allows an administrator to set the Portal and Host network

parameters.

Note: The Portal Network parameters can also be configured using the Portal OSD.

See Section 2.3.1 Network.

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Figure 4: Network Configuration Webpage

1.5.1.1 Enable DHCP

When the Enable DHCP option is enabled, the device will contact a DHCP server to

be assigned an IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP address and DNS servers.

When disabled, the device requires these parameters to be set manually.

1.5.1.2 IP Address

The IP Address is the device’s IP address. If DHCP is disabled, this field is

required. If DHCP is enabled, this field is not editable. This field must be a valid IP

address, and if an invalid IP address is entered, the web interface will prompt the

administrator to correct it.

1.5.1.3 Subnet Mask

The Subnet Mask is the device’s subnet mask. If DHCP is disabled, this field is

required. If DHCP is enabled, this field is not editable. This field must be a valid IP

address, and if an invalid IP address is entered, the web interface will prompt the

administrator to correct it.

Warning: It is possible to configure an illegal IP Address/Subnet Mask combination

(e.g. invalid mask) that will leave the Host unreachable. Care must be taken when

setting the Subnet Mask.

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1.5.1.4 Gateway

The Gateway is the device’s gateway IP address. If DHCP is disabled, this field is

required. If DHCP is enabled, this field is not editable. This field must be a valid IP

address, and if an invalid IP address is entered, the web interface will prompt the

administrator to correct it.

1.5.1.5 Primary DNS Server

The Primary DNS Server is the device’s primary DNS IP address. This field is

optional. If the DNS server IP Address is configured when using a Connection

Manager, the Connection Manager address may be set as a FQDN instead of an IP

address (see Section 1.5.2.2). This field must be a valid IP address, and if an

invalid IP address is entered, the web interface will prompt the administrator to

correct it.

1.5.1.6 Secondary DNS Server

The Secondary DNS Server is the device’s secondary DNS IP address. This field is

optional. If the DNS server IP Address is configured when using a Connection

Manager, the Connection Manager address may be set as a FQDN instead of an IP

address (see Section 1.5.2.2). This field must be a valid IP address, and if an invalid

IP address is entered, the web interface will prompt the administrator to correct it.

1.5.1.7 Ethernet Mode

The Ethernet Mode field configures the Ethernet mode of the Portal. The options

are:

• Auto

• 10 Mbps Full-Duplex

• 100 Mbps Full-Duplex

This option is only available on a Portal; on the Host it is disabled and non-editable.

Note: Users should always set the Ethernet Mode to Auto and only use 10 Mbps

Full-Duplex or 100 Mbps Full-Duplex when the other network endpoint is also

configured to operate at 10M Mbps Full-Duplex or 100M Mbps Full-Duplex. An

improperly set Ethernet Mode may result in the network operating at Half-Duplex.

Half-Duplex is not supported by PC-over-IP and the session will be severely

degraded and the session will eventually be dropped.

1.5.1.8 Maximum MTU Size

The Maximum MTU Size option allows for configuration of the Maximum

Transmission Unit (MTU) packet size. A smaller MTU may be required in situations

such as VPN tunneling, since PC-over-IP packets to be fragmented. The Maximum

MTU Size should be set to a value smaller than the network path MTU for the end-

to-end connection between the Host and Portal. The Maximum MTU Size range is

500 to 1500 bytes.

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1.5.2 Connection Management

The Connection Management webpage allows enabling or disabling connection

management, and to specify the IP address of the connection manager.

In a managed connection, an external Connection Manager Server communicates

with and can remotely control and configure the device. Additionally, the connection

manager can locate an appropriate peer for the device to connect to, and initiate the

connection. Connection management can greatly simplify the administration effort

for a large, complex system.

Note: The Portal Connection Management parameters can also be configured using

the Portal OSD. See Section 2.3.2 Connection Management.

Figure 5: Connection Management Configuration Webpage (IP Address)

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