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Can I gain access to my servers if my system is locked?
A: Yes, if your network is down
or if your server is completely locked up, you can still have
access just as if you were sitting in front of the server.
Key-View II gives you control that software cannot.
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Do I have to install any software or hardware on my servers
or PCs?
A: There is no software or hardware
to install on the Key-View II unit or your other servers.
It is 100 percent non-intrusive to your servers.
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How can a user access the Key-View II?
A: Key-View II supports remote access
via modem, LAN, TCP/IP internet connection or through a direct
serial/parallel port.
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How many levels of security are in Key-View II?
A: Key-View II has two levels of
security: pcAnywhere has a single level and your KVM switch
offers another level of security. In all, there are four levels
of security that must be passed through to access servers
attached through a Cybex KVM switch.
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I am concerned about the safety of accessing my servers from
off-site.
What kind of security does the Key-View II offer?
A: In addition to pcANYWHERE's extensive
security features, the Key-View II
adds a second level of security for the safest possible system.
Key-View II
can detect the Caller ID of incoming calls and prevent any
location from
gaining access to the system that is not pre-authorized. All
connection
attempts are logged in the Key-View II Event Log for later
follow-up, if
desired. Key-View II can even be configured to send a pager
alert when an
unauthorized connection attempt is made. Combine these features
with
Key-View II's encrypted password protection and multiple levels
of user
authority to stay in control of your valuable information.
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Is there any kind of event log that will show history of the
Key-View Ii actions?
A: Yes, practically anything done
to the Key-View II, from log-ins to power cycles, are recorded
in the event log.
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What can a user do in Host mode?
A: Control, reboot, shutdown, power-off,
power-on any selected server, enter and make changes to CMOS
set-up and view all boot screens and messages.
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What can a user do in Menu mode?
A: Users can select the server they
want to control, manage and use power control modules, configure
security, extract sections of the event log, create keyboard
macros, configure reset and sound options and enter host mode.
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What is a Key-View II system?
A: Key-View II is a hardware solution
that allows you to access multiple PCs or servers connected
to a KVM switch from a remote location.
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Q:
What is the difference between the Key-View II and the original
Key-View?
A: The Key-View II is a second generation
product that incorporates user feedback since 1994. Improvements
include multiple levels of security, full mouse support, advanced
graphical interface and different access methods.
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What operating system does the Key-View II use?
A: The Key-View II is a hardware
solution that is operating system independent. This also insures
that the Key-View II will be compatible with future versions
of operating systems.
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What remote control software does Key-View II use?
A: Key-View Ii is shipped with award-winning
pcAnywhere (TM) remote control software. This software only
needs to be installed on the Key-View II unit and accessing
computer.
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Will the Key-View II work over a standard modem line or does
it require an ISDN connection?
A: The Key-View Ii is easy to use
and performs well over a standard modem connection.
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Q:
Will the Key-View II work with other KVM switches?
A: Key-View II is not only compatible
with all Cybex KVM switches, but it is also compatible with
all other keyboard controlled KVM switches.
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