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*You need to have Java Runtime Environment(JRE)  1.6 or 1.7 http://java.com
 
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'''To Use'''
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We will provide you with a URI(example: http://192.168.192.168) and a username and password.
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*Login using the supplied credentials
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*In the middle of the page you will see an image, it may be black, it may show a server screen or it may show a device with wires extending from it. In any event, simply click the image. 
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*Say yes to all "Java Prompts"
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*Your server's screen will be displayed in front of you, very similar to Teamviewer or LogMeIn.  You may need to provide some input, such as a space bar press to wake your server.
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'''Tips'''
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*Be patient, there is lag.
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*Do not press keys repeatedly, be patient.
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*To attach an ISO, click the "Floppy Disk" icon towards the top right of the window.  It will be blue.  You will be presented with a Browse button.  Select an ISO from your LOCAL computer.  It will be attached to your server via a Pepper Virtual CD/DVD ROM Drive.  You may need to adjust the boot order in [[BIOS]] to boot from an install disk.

Revision as of 01:38, 2 May 2013

We provide IP KVM attachment at your request for a duration of 24 hours.

We use Lantronix Spider IP KVMs, you will be provided with an IP address to pit in your browser, a username and password.


To Use

We will provide you with a URI(example: http://192.168.192.168) and a username and password.

  • Login using the supplied credentials
  • In the middle of the page you will see an image, it may be black, it may show a server screen or it may show a device with wires extending from it. In any event, simply click the image.
  • Say yes to all "Java Prompts"
  • Your server's screen will be displayed in front of you, very similar to Teamviewer or LogMeIn. You may need to provide some input, such as a space bar press to wake your server.


Tips

  • Be patient, there is lag.
  • Do not press keys repeatedly, be patient.
  • To attach an ISO, click the "Floppy Disk" icon towards the top right of the window. It will be blue. You will be presented with a Browse button. Select an ISO from your LOCAL computer. It will be attached to your server via a Pepper Virtual CD/DVD ROM Drive. You may need to adjust the boot order in BIOS to boot from an install disk.