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ServSwitch DTX Control
DTX5000-CTL-R2
Remotely manage and monitor multiple DTX
extender systems.
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ServSwitch DTX™ ControlDTX5000-CTL-R2Remotely manage and monitor multiple DTX extender systems.

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2 Product Overview2.1 IntroductionThe DTX Control appliance is a secure, web browser-based, centralized enterprise management solution that allows use

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Chapter 2 Product OverviewAdministrators and users may connect to the DTX Control server from DTX Control software clients and use the DTX Control Exp

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Chapter 2 Product Overview• Follow all cautions and instructions in the installation documentation or on any cautionary cards shipped with the produc

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Chapter 2 Product Overview• Keep CAT 5 cable as far away as possible from potential sources of EMI, such as electrical cables, transformers and light

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3 Installation and Setup The following sections will help you install and set up your DTX Control appliance. Helpful topics in this chapter include th

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupNOTE: The DTX user stations and transmitters must be connected to LAN port 1. However, you can access the DTX Control

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup3.2 Launching the DTX Control Appliance Web InterfaceThe DTX Control appliance operates using default Internet Explore

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupUsing the side navigation barUse the side navigation bar to display windows or perform operations. The contents of the

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupTable 3.2: General Keyboard CommandsKey DescriptionTab Transfers focus to the next control in the window, including th

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup• Has the certificate expired?• Does the name on the DTX Control server certificate match the name the DTX Control c

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Federal Communications Commission and Industry Canada Radio Frequency InterferenceStatementsThis equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio-freq

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup3. In the Spoke Servers window, click Certificate. The Spoke Server Certificate window will open including informatio

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup-or-If you are restoring a 3.0.0 or greater database backup, click the Restore System tool icon.4. Follow the wizard

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupNOTE: When registering a hub server as a spoke server on another DTX Extender system, the information on the hub serve

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup6. Click Save and then click Close. The Spoke Servers window will open.To delete a spoke server:1. On the hub server

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupWhen different changes are made to one existing item, two outcomes are possible. For example, assume an item is added

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Chapter 3 Installation and Setup7. Wait until the registration process ends. In this step all the data in the spoke is deleted and overwritten with t

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Chapter 3 Installation and SetupNOTE: When the Fast Switch option is enabled, security protocols will be disabled and data will not be encrypted.To en

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4 Units View WindowsUnits View windows display list of units that have been added to the DTX Control database.A user must have unit view access rights

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Chapter 4 Units View Windows3. Enable the Show hidden items checkbox if you wish to display hidden units in the Units View Customization window with

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Chapter 4 Units View Windows4.4 Multiple Unit Operations from a Units View WindowFrom a Units View window, you may delete one or more units or assign

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Instrucciones de Seguridad(Normas Oficiales Mexicanas Electrical Safety Statement)1. Todas las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser leíd

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Chapter 4 Units View Windows4.5 Unit Overview WindowsYou may change the overview information for one target device from a Unit Overview window. From a

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5 Managing UnitsThis chapter describes how to manage unit properties and settings, access rights and local account settings, and how to view unit asse

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Chapter 5 Managing UnitsTable 5.1: Unit Status ValuesTypeStatus and IconDescriptionManaged Units Idle Unit is turned on, can be communicated with and

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Chapter 5 Managing UnitsAdding a single applianceThis procedure is valid for DTX user stations and transmitters. NOTE: A unit can only be added to the

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Chapter 5 Managing Units4. The DTX Control appliance will search for managed units within the IP address range. When the search is completed, the Sel

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Chapter 5 Managing Units2. Click the unit name you wish to change. The Unit Overview window will open.3. Type a new name for the managed unit. NOTE:

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Chapter 5 Managing Units5.4.3 Enabling Auto Login Mode for a DTX user stationAuto Login Mode enables you to configure a DTX user station to grant any

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Chapter 5 Managing UnitsTo change the operating mode for a DTX user station:1. Click the Units tab. A list of all units managed by the DTX Control ap

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Chapter 5 Managing Units5.4.9 Viewing/changing target computer overview informationTo view overview information for a target computer:1. Click the Un

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Chapter 5 Managing Units3. The Target Computer Properties window opens. This window displays the general properties of the target computer. Edit the

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Trademarks Used in this ManualBlack Box and the Double Diamond logo are registered trademarks of BB Technologies, Inc. Any other trademarks mentioned

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Chapter 5 Managing Units3. Click to select the checkbox to the left of one or more departments/locations. To delete all departments/locations in the

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Chapter 5 Managing Units• A user with User rights to a switch in the DTX Control software will not be assigned any access rights in the DTX Control

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Chapter 5 Managing Units2. Click Active Sessions in the side navigation bar. The Active Media Sessions window opens, displaying a list of all the cur

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6 Unit Sessions and ConnectionsThis chapter describes how to view and manage unit sessions and connections in the DTX Control software.6.1 Force and F

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Chapter 6 Unit Sessions and Connections6.1.2 Multi-video Follow ModeTo create a user station group and designate targets for Multi-video Follow Mode:

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Chapter 6 Unit Sessions and Connections3. From the Receiver drop-down list, select the lead user station.4. Click the checkbox next to the desired t

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Chapter 6 Unit Sessions and Connections6.2.2 Active sessions on a target deviceTo display information about active sessions on a target device:In a Un

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7 Grouping UnitsThe DTX Control Explorer automatically groups managed appliances by the type of appliance. Target devices are automatically grouped ba

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Chapter 7 Grouping Units2. To change the name of a site, click Sites in the top navigation bar. The Sites window will open.To change the name of a de

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Chapter 7 Grouping UnitsTo define custom fields:NOTE: You must have Software Administrator or Appliance Administrator access to define custom fields.1

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Table of ContentsTable of Contents1 Technical Specifications 92 Product Overview 102.1 Introduction 102.2 Features and benefits 102.3 System Comp

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Chapter 7 Grouping UnitsTable 7.2: Unit Groups FeaturesGroup Type Can change rights? Can have subgroups?

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Chapter 7 Grouping UnitsThree personal unit groups have been created. The ProjectA and ProjectB unit groups do not have subgroups. The ProjectC unit g

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Chapter 7 Grouping Units6. Click Close.7.3.2 Adding or deleting a unit groupTo add a unit group:1. Click the Units tab.2. Click Groups in the top n

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Chapter 7 Grouping Units4. Type a new 1-64 character name in the Group field. The name must be unique within the parent group. For example, two group

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Chapter 7 Grouping Units• To remove one or more users or user groups, select the user(s) or user group(s) from the List to Update list, then click Re

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8 Authentication ServicesUsers must be authenticated before they may access or perform any tasks in the DTX Control system. When users log in, they wi

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services3. Check the checkbox to the left of the authentication service(s) to delete. To delete all external authentication

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services4. Click Custom Field Labels in the side navigation bar. The Authentication Service User Account Custom Field Labels

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Chapter 8 Authentication ServicesA Partial Pre-Windows 2000 username is specified as username.This option may only be configured for new authenticatio

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5.1.1 Deleting units 315.2 Ease of Installation 315.3 The Units All Window 315.3.1 Adding units via the Add Unit Wizard 325.3.2 Adding units from

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services6. The DTX Control server will try to find a server that has a trusted certificate chain. If no trusted certificate

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services• Click Use SSL in Trust All Mode to use SSL encryption for data transmission. All server certificates will be trust

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesa. To select one or more certificates, click the checkbox to the left of the server IP addresses. To select all cert

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesb. Select Windows NT Domain from the menu.c. Click Next.5. The Specify Windows NT Connection Settings window will

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services8.1.4 LDAP external authentication serviceTo add an LDAP external authentication service:1. Click the Users tab.2.

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesc. Type the object class. The default value is person.d. Type the full name attribute. The default value is surname

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services• Click Use SSL in Trust All Mode to use SSL encryption for data transmission. All server certificates will be trust

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Chapter 8 Authentication ServicesTo change group schema settings for the LDAP external authentication service:1. Click the Users tab.2. Click Authen

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesa. Type a 1-64 character name for the RADIUS authentication service.b. Select RADIUS from the Type menu.c. Click N

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Chapter 8 Authentication ServicesPAP - Password Authentication ProtocolCHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (default)MS-CHAP - Microsoft

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8 Authentication Services 568.1 Supported Authentication Services 568.1.1 DTX Control internal authentication service 578.1.2 Active Directory ext

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Chapter 8 Authentication ServicesPAP - Password Authentication ProtocolCHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (default)MS-CHAP - Microsoft

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Chapter 8 Authentication Services3. Click the name of the TACACS+ service. The side navigation bar will change to include the name of the TACACS+ ser

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesvalidation results are then relayed to the user. The DTX 5000-CTL Management Appliance also supports new PIN operatio

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Chapter 8 Authentication Servicesa. Click the checkbox to the left of the server name. To select all DTX Control servers on the page, click the check

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9 Managing User AccountsThis chapter describes how to manage user accounts. The DTX 5000-CTL Management Appliance allows you to:• Add, change and del

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Chapter 9 Managing User AccountsTable 9.1: User Status IconsIcon Authentication Method Status

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Chapter 9 Managing User Accounts• The user groups in which the user will be included. Each user group contains specific access rights that allow a us

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Chapter 9 Managing User AccountsUsernames may contain up to 256 characters. Usernames may or may not be case sensitive, depending on the requirements

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Chapter 9 Managing User Accounts2. Click the checkbox to the left of the user(s) to reset the password.3. Click Reset Password. A confirmation dialo

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Chapter 9 Managing User Accounts2. In a User Accounts window, click on a username. The User Name window will open.3. Click Password in the side navi

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Chapter 9 Managing User AccountsThe DTX 5000-CTL Management Appliance obtains external group membership and external user information when a user logs

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Chapter 9 Managing User Accounts4. Type any information you wish.5. Click Save and then click Close.9.6.9 Custom field propertiesYou may specify any

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Chapter 9 Managing User AccountsTo add or remove access rights through a user account:1. Click the Users tab.2. Click on a username.3. Click Access

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10 User GroupsUsers that have been added to the DTX Control system may be added to the following two types of user groups:• Built-In - The DTX 5000-C

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Chapter 10 User Groups10.1 Built-in User GroupsWhen a user account is added to the DTX Control system, the user may be assigned to any of the followin

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Chapter 10 User GroupsTable 10.1: Built-In User Group Allowed OperationsOperation Built-In User Group Server A

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Chapter 10 User Groups• If you selected Internal as the authentication service, go to step 4.• If you selected any other type of authentication serv

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Chapter 10 User GroupsSelect a privilege level from the list. The DTX Control server will assign a group name based on the privilege level you select.

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Chapter 10 User Groups10.5 Changing User Group MembersWhen users are created, they may be assigned to one or more built-in or user-defined user groups

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1 Technical SpecificationsTable 1.1: DTX Control Appliance Technical SpecificationsNetwork Connection Number 2Type Ethernet, 10BaseT, 100BaseT, GigEC

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Chapter 10 User Groups4. Click Effective Rights in the side navigation bar and then click All Units, Target Devices or Appliances. The Target Devices

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11 Events and Event LogsWhen an enabled, defined event occurs in the DTX Control software system, it is saved in the event log. You may display the ev

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Chapter 11 Events and Event Logs• To add one or more unit groups, select the unit group(s) from the Available Unit Groups list, then click Add. The u

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Chapter 11 Events and Event Logs2. Click the checkbox to the left of the notifications to delete. To select all notifications on the page, click the

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