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The Alert Message Window
The Alert Message Window lists any failed or unauthorized command and
turns the window red to alert administrators to the message. Pressing the space
bar clears the alert by removing the red background. The message itself
remains on-screen until the window is full, then is replaced by newer messages.
The date, time, user name and channel and the unauthorized activity are listed
for each message.
The Log Window
The Log Window tracks all logging and switching activity for every system
user. The date, time, user name and channel and activity are listed. You have
the option of paging up to the previous page of history, paging down to the next
page, returning to the top of the log or to the end. An asterisk (*) in the ALERT
field indicates that the command generated an entry in the Alert Message
Window. See above.
Information from the Log Window can be downloaded through your computer's
serial port for printing and storing. See the section "Using System Management
Tools" in this chapter for more details.
Alert Message
May-14-98 11:28:00 Src: 1L LOGIN FAILED: INVALID PASSWORD
Username: “Administrator”
May-18-98 15:42:25 Src: 2-K ACCESS DENIED: INVALID PASSWORD
Username: “Administrator”
Log Window
May-14-98 11:28:00 3C Select: Username: “John” channel: 1-B
May-14-98 11:34:54 3C Select: Username: “Gene” channel: 2-B
May-14-98 11:43:13 3C Select: Username: “Administrator” channel: 3-B
May-14-98 11:54:34 3C Select: Username: “Kyle” channel: 1-J
May-14-98 12:04:45 3C Select: Username: “John” channel: 1-B
May-14-98 12:08:14 3C Select: Username: “Administrator” channel: 4-A
May-14-98 12:28:20 3C Select: Username: “Gene” channel: 1-B
Time & Date ALERT Source Description
- XP4000 Series 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 6: XP4400 4
- Chapter 7: Basic Operations 5
- Chapter 8: 5
- Product Overviews 7
- The XP4010 Unit 9
- Operation 10
- Features and 11
- Benefits 11
- Complements 11
- FIGURE 1-1 12
- Limitations & 13
- Restrictions 13
- Precautions 14
- Installing User Interface 15
- 1 AMP FAST BLOW 16
- Connecting the 17
- User Interface 17
- Cables (XPDU 17
- CABLE CPIUF 18
- CABLE CPAUF 19
- CABLE CWSUF 20
- Non-multisync 21
- Monitors 21
- Attaching Computers to 23
- CABLECPIC 29
- Attaching an 30
- IBM RS/6000 30
- Workstation 30
- Attaching 31
- Graphics 31
- Attaching a 32
- Macintosh 32
- Computer 32
- For Macintosh computers 35
- Off 1 second (default) 38
- On 10 seconds 38
- Attaching a 40
- Hewlett 40
- CABLECWI3C 44
- Attaching Terminals 45
- Addressing 47
- Terminals on 47
- Getting Started 47
- On-Screen 49
- Menu Overview 49
- The Open Session Menu 50
- Using System 52
- Management 52
- Rebooting a Computer 53
- Setting the Date and Time 54
- Transferring the Security Log 54
- Using the 55
- Security 55
- The Alert Message Window 56
- The Log Window 56
- Overview 57
- Expansion 57
- Capabilities 57
- XP4000 Unit 58
- Placement 58
- Installation 58
- DAISY CHAIN 59
- COMBINATION 59
- Computer/ 60
- User Console 60
- Distribution 60
- DIP SWITCH 62
- Default setting 63
- ' - 225' 64
- XPSR Bank 2 64
- XPSR Bank 1 64
- Transmitter/ 65
- Receiver Board 65
- Cable Installation 65
- POWER/FAN MODULE 68
- TRANSMITTER AND 68
- RECEIVER MODULES 68
- LED Operation 72
- LCD Display 73
- The System Status Menu 74
- The Link Status Menu 75
- Upgrading 76
- 16 x 384 matrix 78
- 32 x 256 matrix 79
- Basic Operations 81
- Reading the LED status 82
- Reading the front 82
- Multiplatform 83
- Translation 83
- Mac Keyboard 84
- Key Sun PC 84
- Sun Keyboard 84
- Key Mac PC 84
- Switching 86
- Multiuser 87
- Shared Access 88
- Combined Access 90
- Multimedia 91
- Peripherals 91
- Follow Mode 94
- Swap Mode 94
- Privacy Mode 94
- Forwarding 95
- XPDU Module and 97
- On-Screen Display 97
- The Channel 98
- List Menu (User 98
- The User 99
- List Menu 99
- User Controls 100
- Menu (User 100
- Level Access) 100
- The Command 101
- Line Entry Menu 101
- Administrator 102
- Functions 102
- Deleting a Computer Channel 104
- Adding Users 104
- Editing User Configurations 104
- Deleting a User 104
- Controls 105
- System Configuration 106
- Configuration Control 107
- Dual Monitor 108
- Advanced Operations 111
- Main Menu 112
- Channel position 113
- Hardware revision 113
- Standard firmware revision 113
- Upgrade firmware revision 113
- Module type 113
- Serial Port 114
- Advanced 114
- Operations 114
- (for XPRB 114
- Modules) 114
- Multi-Part 117
- Upgrades 117
- Keyboard 118
- Switching with 118
- Different Cybex 118
- Products 118
- Applications 121
- Recommended 122
- Configurations 122
- XPAC - Attached Computer 123
- XPLU - User Console 123
- XPXR - Expansion Receiver 123
- XPXT - Expansion Transmitter 123
- 61 to 360 Attached Computers 124
- Complement Products 129
- Key Sequence Action 131
- The ReBoot xP 132
- Product Assistance and 133
- Troubleshooting 133
- Appendices 137
- 1xP REAR PANEL 138
- XP4040 REAR PANEL 138
- (Front Access Model) 138
- (Rear Access Model) 138
- All three banks in the same 142
- Customer Problem Report 143
- Appendix C 144
- 7 8 145
- Appendix F 147
- [channel list] 148
- Technical Specifications 150
- Appendix H 151
- DIP Switch Code Table 152
- Safety Precautions 153
- LIMITED WARRANTY 156
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