Raritan Paragon Manager User Manual - page 19
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System Setup
The System Setting command allows you to adjust system settings such system name, operation mode, and
others, as described below.
1. On the Setup menu, click System Setting. The System Setting window appears.
Figure 19 System Setting Window
2. The default name of your system appears in the System name field. Edit this name if needed.
3. Click on the Logoff Timeout drop-down arrow to turn the timeout Off or On. This property indicates
whether you want a user to be logged out of the system after a specified period of inactivity. If you
turn Logoff Timeout On, type a time in seconds in the Logout Timeout field.
4. Click on the Operation mode drop-down arrow and select Private, P-View, or PC Share. In Private
view, a computer can be accessed by only one user at a time, in P-View, or Public View, while one
user is accessing a computer, another user can select and view that user’s video (a status message
appears on the monitors when P-View is active), and in PC Share view, a computer can be selected
and accessed by more than one user, but only one user can be in control at any one time; if the user in
control is idle for duration specified in the PCShareTimeout field, another user can take control of the
PC.
5. If you chose PC Share as your Operation Mode, type a time period, in seconds, after which an inactive
user is logged off a computer in the PCShareTimeout field.
6. If you chose P-View as your Operation Mode, click on the P-View admin silent drop-down arrow and
select Yes or No. Selecting Yes gives Administrators the ability to view other users’ video on other
machines without activating the status message on the user’s monitor.
7. Click on the Login Blank drop-down arrow to turn this property On or Off. Selecting on causes the
monitor on a user station to go blank if the user is inactive for a specified time. The user can press any
key to reactivate the monitor.
8. Click on the Allow blank password drop-down arrow and select No or Yes. Selecting No prevents
users from leaving the Password field blank instead of spelling out a new password. A newly created
user has no password by default until the user or the administrator sets one.
9. Click on the Default login name blank drop-down arrow and select No or Yes. Selecting No causes
the default login name not to appear in the user name field of the Login Menu on a user station.
10. Click on the Display all computers drop-down arrow and select No or Yes. Selecting No prevents
users from viewing all devices in the Devices panel, whether or not the user has security privileges to
access them.
11. Click [OK] when you have finished changing System Settings or click [Cancel] to close this window.