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With Relative mode, disable the mouse cursor shown by
the OS on the console terminal using the remote console
application menu items or shortcut key. If the mouse
cursor is not disabled, the mouse cursor shown by the OS
on the server blade may not work properly.
Auto logout
If there are no keyboard or mouse operations for 15 minutes, the user is automatically
logged off the remote console and the Remote Console Application is terminated.
The auto logout function can be disabled via the Option-Disable Auto Logout menu item.
Keyboard input
Remote Console Application supports the 101/104 keyboard and 106/109 keyboard. Other
types of keyboards may not work correctly with the Remote Console Application. To use
the 101/104 keyboard, both the server OS and console terminal's OS must be configured
to use the 101/104 keyboard. To use the 106/109 keyboard, both of them must be
configured to use the 106/109 keyboard.
The following table shows that the keys work different when the keyboard is directly
connected to a server blade.
Key
Alt on the left
Alt on the right
Windows on the left
Windows on the right
Alphanumeric keys
When the Remote Console does not work properly,
terminate it and then restart it. If re-startup does not work,
see the Compute Blade 2000 Remote Console Application
Guide in the remote console application CD that is
attached to the system equipment.
Status
Keyboard input is not sent to the
server blade.
Keyboard input is not sent to the
server blade.
For Linux on the server blade,
Shift + Caps Lock key may be
input every few seconds after an
alphanumeric key is pressed.
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Solution
Use menu or shortcut keys for
keyboard input to the server blade.
Use menu or shortcut keys for
keyboard input to the server blade.
For a case shift, use Shift + Caps
Lock key.
If Shift + Caps Lock key is
repeatedly input, press the
alphanumeric key once again.

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