Rebooting The Appliance; Managing Local Accounts; Access Levels - Avocent SwitchView IP 1020 Mode D'emploi

24 SwitchView IP 1020 Remote Access Device Installer/User Guide
NOTE: The factory default name in earlier versions contains a space that must be removed by editing the
switching system name in the Appliance Overview screen of the OBWI.
6. Create one or more groups under the group container organizational unit.
7. Add the usernames and target device and appliance objects to the groups you created in step 5.
Specify the value of any attribute being used to implement the access control attribute. For
example, if you are using info as the attribute in the Access Control Attribute field and using the
Notes property in the group object to implement the access control attribute, the value of the Notes
attribute in Active Directory may be set to one of the three available access levels (KVM User,
KVM User Admin or KVM Appliance Admin) for the group object. The members of the group
may then access the appliances and target devices at the specified access level.

Rebooting the appliance

Periodically, such as after an upgrade, you may need to reboot the SwitchView IP 1020 remote
access device.
To reboot the SwitchView IP 1020 remote access device remotely:
1. From the side navigation bar, select Appliance - Overview.
2. When the appliance overview window appears, click Tools - Reboot Appliance.

Managing local accounts

The SwitchView IP 1020 remote access device on-board web interface provides local and login
security through administrator-defined user accounts. By selecting Local Accounts on the side
menu bar, administrators may add and delete users, define user preemption and access levels and
change passwords.

Access levels

When a user account is added to the on-board web interface, the user may be assigned to any of the
following access levels:
• Appliance administrators
• User administrators
• Users