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• unit - includes appliances and target devices; this term is used when the procedure
is referring to either or both
• user - an account in the local appliance user database or on a centralized Active
Directory server. This account is used to provide management access to an
appliance and its attached devices.
1.3 Notational Conventions
The following notational conventions are used in this manual:
1.4 Features and benefits
1.4.1 Easy to install and configure
Wizard-based installation and online help simplify initial system configuration. You can
use the graphical interface to manage and update appliances, target devices, and KVM
Interface Adapters (KVM-IA).
1.4.2 Powerful customization capabilities
You can tailor the software to fit specific system needs, using built-in groups or creating
your own. You can customize unit names, field names, and icons for maximum flexibility
and convenience. Use names that are meaningful to you to quickly find any
target devices.
1.4.3 Extensive remote appliance management
Add and manage multiple appliances in one system with the KVM s3 Client. After a new
appliance is added, you can configure operating parameters; control, share, and
preempt user sessions to target devices; and execute numerous control functions, such
as rebooting and upgrading the appliance. From the Appliance Management Panel
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health, the functioning of your system or the security of your data.
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