Dominion® KX 1.4
Questions Answers
General Questions
What is Dominion KX? Dominion KX is a digital KVM (keyboard / video / mouse) switch that
enables IT administrators to access and control 16, 32 or 64 servers
over the network with BIOS-level functionality. Dominion KX is
completely hardware and OS-independent; users can troubleshoo t
and reconfigure servers even when servers are down.
At the rack, Dominion KX provides the same functionality, convenience,
space savings, and cost savings as do traditional analog KVM switches.
However, Dominion KX also integrates the industry’s highest-performing
KVM Over IP technology, thereby allowing multiple administrators to
access server KVM consoles from any networke d wo rkstation.
How does Dominion KX
differ from remote control
software?
When using Dominion KX remotely, the interface, at first glance, may
seem similar to remote control software such as PC Anywhere, Windows
Terminal Services / Remote Desktop, VNC, etc. However, because
Dominion KX is not a software but a hardware solution, it is much more
powerful:
• OS and hardware independent – Dominion KX can be used to
manage servers running many popular OS, including Intel
®
Sun
, PowerPC running Windows®, Linux®, SolarisTM, etc.
®
,
• State-independent / Agent-less – Dominion KX does not require
the managed server OS to be up and running, nor does it require
any special software to be installed on the managed server.
• Out-of-Band – Even if the managed server’s own network
connection is unavailable, it can still be managed through
Dominion KX.
• BIOS-level access – Even if the server is hung at boot up,
requires booting to safe mode, or requires system BIOS
parameters to be altered, Dominion KX still works flawlessly to
enable these configurations to be made.
Can Dominion KX
be rack mounted?
Yes, Dominion KX ships standard with 19” rack mount brackets. It can
also be reverse rack mounted such that the server ports face forward.
How large is Dominion KX? Dominion KX is only 1U in height (except KX464 is a 2U), fits in
a standard 19” rack mount, and occupies only 29 cm in depth
Remote Access
How many users can
remotely access servers on
each Dominion KX?
Dominion KX 1.4
Currently, Dominion models KX416, KX432 and KX464 offer concurrent
remote transmissions to up to four unique servers at any time. Dominion
KX can, thereby, provide any of the following permutations:
• 1 User, viewing four unique servers simultaneously
• 2 Users, each viewing two unique servers simultaneously
• 8 Users – eight users viewing one server; four users each viewing
two unique servers simultaneously
• Any other permutations of up to 8 users, viewing up to 4 unique
servers total.
Frequently asked questions 1/9
Questions Answers
Can two people look
at the same server
at the same time?
Can two people access the
same server, one remotely
and one from the local port?
In order to access
Dominion KX from a client,
what hardware, software, or
network configuration is
required?
What is the file size of the
applet used to access
Dominion KX? How long
does it take to retrieve?
Yes, actually up to eight people can look at the same server
at the same time.
Yes, the local port is completely independent of the remote “ports.”
The local port can access the same server using the PC Share feature.
Because Dominion KX is completely Web-accessible; it does not require
proprietary software to be installed on clients used for access.
(Although an optional installed client is available on the Raritan Web site
(Raritan.info) for the purposes of accessing Dominion KX via modem).
Dominion KX can be accessed through major Web browsers including:
Internet Explorer, Netscape
now be accessed on Windows, Linux, SUN Solaris, and Macintosh
®
, MozillaTM, and Firefox. Dominion KX can
®
desktops, with the introduction of Raritan’s Java-based Multi Platform
Client (MPC).
Dominion KX administrators can also perform remote management
(set passwords and security, rename servers, change IP address, etc.).
To perform remote management from a given workstation, you must also
have Java Runtime Environment of v1.4.2.05 or later installed.
The applet used to access Dominion KX is approximately 1.4MB in size.
The following chart describes the time required to retrieve Dominion KX’s
applet at different network speeds:
100Mbps
60Mbps
Theoretical 100Mbit
network speed
Likely practical
100Mbit network
0.1
seconds
0.2
seconds
speed
10Mbps
6Mbps
Theoretical 10Mbit
network speed
Likely practical 10Mbit
1.1
seconds
2 seconds
network speed
512Kbps
Cable modem
download speed
22
seconds
(typical)
56Kbps
Dial-up modem
3 minutes
theoretical speed
38Kbps
Likely practical dial-up
modem speed
5 minutes
How do I access servers
connected to Dominion KX
if the network ever becomes
unavailable?
Do you have a non-Windows
client?
Dominion KX 1.4
Dominion KX offers a dedicated modem port for attaching an external
modem. With an externally connected modem, your servers can still be
remotely accessed in the event of a network emergency. Furthermore,
Dominion KX’s local ports always allow access to your servers from the
rack, no matter the network condition.
Yes, using Raritan’s Multi-platform Client (MPC), non-Windows users can
connect to target servers through the Dominion KX. MPC can be run via
Web browsers and standalone. Please refer to Raritan’s MPC User
Guide for more information.
Frequently asked questions 2/9
Questions Answers
My modem connection
dropped and I got the error
message “There was an
unexpected communications
error – connection
terminated” – what should
I do?
This might happen based the frequency with which you try to connect via
modem. Reboot the KX unit and modem, and for future connections, wait
at least two (2) minutes between attempts.
Ethernet and IP Networking
How much bandwidth does
Dominion KX require?
Dominion KX offers a 3rd generation IP-Reach® technology – the very
best video compression available. Raritan has received numerous
technical awards confirming its high video quality transmissions and the
low bandwidth utilization.
Raritan pioneered the KVM Over IP functionality that allows users to
tailor their video parameters to conserve network bandwidth. For
instance, when connecting to Dominion KX through a dial-up modem
connection, video transmissions can be scaled to grayscale – allowing
you to be fully productive while ensuring high performance.
With that in mind, the following data refers to Dominion KX at its default
video settings – again, these settings can be tailored to your
environment. They can be increased to provide even higher quality video
(color depth), or decreased to optimize for low-speed connections.
As a general rule, a conservative estimate for bandwidth utilization (at
Dominion KX’s default settings) is approximately 0.5Mbit/seconds per
active KVM user (connected to and using a server), with very occasional
spikes up to 2MBit/seconds. This is a very conservative estimate
because bandwidth utilization will typically be even lower.
Bandwidth required by each video transmission depends on what task is
being performed on the managed server. The more the screen changes,
the more bandwidth is utilized. The table below summarizes some use
cases and the required bandwidth utilization at Dominion KX’s default
settings on a 10Mbit/s network:
Idle Windows Desktop 0 Mbps
Move Cursor Around Desktop 0.18Mbps
Move Static 400x600 Window/Dialog Box 0.35Mbps
Navigate Start Menu 0.49Mbps
Scroll an Entire Page of Text 1.23Mbps
Run 3D Maze Screensaver 1.55Mbps
What is the slowest
connection (lowest
bandwidth) over which
Dominion KX can operate?
What is the speed of
Dominion KX’s
Ethernet interfaces?
Can I access Dominion KX
over a wireless connection?
Dominion KX 1.4
33Kbps or above is recommended for acceptable KX performance
over a modem connection.
Dominion KX offers two 10/100 speed Ethernet interfaces, with
configurable speed and duplex settings (either auto-detected or manually
set). Dominion KX does not require a gigabit Ethernet interface because
its output (see above question) would never even come close to
exceeding the 100Mbit/sec limit of 10/100 Ethernet networking.
Yes. Dominion KX not only utilizes standard Ethernet, but also uses very
conservative bandwidth with very high quality video. Thus, if you have a
wireless client with network connectivity to Dominion KX, you can
configure and manage your servers at BIOS-level wirelessly.
Frequently asked questions 3/9
Questions Answers
Can Dominion KX be used
over the WAN (Internet), or
just over the corporate LAN?
Can I use Dominion KX
with a VPN?
How many TCP ports must
be open on my firewall in
order to enable network
access to Dominion KX?
Are these ports configurable?
Does the secondary
network port provide
redundant fail-over,
or load balancing?
Does Dominion KX require
an external authentication
server to operate?
Yes. Whether via a fast corporate LAN, the less predictable WAN
(Internet), a cable modem, or dial-up modem, Dominion KX’s KVM Over
IP technology can accommodate your connection. Raritan’s IP-Reach
KVM Over IP technology is integrated into every Dominion KX unit.
Yes. Dominion KX uses standard Internet Protocol (IP) technologies
from Layer 1 through Layer 4. Traffic can be easily tunneled through
standard VPN’s.
Only one. Dominion KX protects your network security by only requiring
access to a single TCP port to operate. This port is completely
configurable for additional security.
Note that, of course, to utilize Dominion KX’s optional Web browser
capability, the standard HTTPS port 443 must also be open.
The secondary network port provides redundant fail-over capabilities:
should the primary Ethernet port (or the switch/router to which it is
connected) fail, Dominion KX will fail-over to the secondary network port
with the same IP address – ensuring that your server operations are not
disrupted. Note that Automatic Failover is disabled by default.
No. Dominion KX is a completely self-sufficient appliance. After assigning
an IP address to Dominion KX, it is ready to use – with web browser and
authentication capabilities completely built-in.
Of course, should you desire to use an external authentication server
(such as LDAP, Active Directory
®
, RADIUS, etc.), Dominion KX allows
you to, and will even fail-over to its own internal authentication should
your external authentication server become unavailable. In this way,
Dominion KX’s design philosophy is optimized to provide ease of
installation, complete independence from any external server, and
maximum flexibility.
Can Dominion KX be used
with CITRIX?
Can the Dominion KX utilize
DHCP?
I’m having problems
connecting to the Dominion
KX over my IP network. What
could be the problem?
Dominion KX may work with remote access products like CITRIX if
configures appropriately, but Raritan cannot guarantee it will work with
acceptable performance. Customers should realize that products like
CITRIX utilize video redirection technologies similar in concept to digital
KVM switches so that two KVM over IP technologies are being used
simultaneously.
DHCP addressing can be used, however, Raritan recommends fixed
addressing since the DKX is an infrastructure device and can be
accessed and administered more effectively with a fixed IP address.
The Dominion KX relies on the customer’s LAN/WAN network. Some
possible problems include:
• Ethernet AutoNegotiation. On some networks 10/100 autonegotiation
does not work properly and the KX unit must be set to 100MB/full
duplex or the appropriate choice for its network.
• Duplicate IP Address. If the IP Address of the KX is the same as
another device, network connectivity may be inconsistent.
• Port 5000 conflicts. If another device is using port 5000, the KX
default port must be changed (or the other device must be changed).
• Whent changing the IP Address of a KX or swapping in a new KX,
sufficient time must be allowed for the KX IP and MAC Addresses to
be known throughout the Layer 2 and Layer 3 networks.
Dominion KX 1.4
Frequently asked questions 4/9
Servers
Does Dominion KX depend
on a Windows server
to operate?
Do I need to install a
Web server such as Microsoft
Internet Information Services
(IIS) in order to utilize
Dominion KX’s Web browser
capability?
What software do I have to
install in order to access
Dominion KX from a
particular workstation?
Absolutely not. Because you depend on your KVM infrastructure to
always be available in any scenario whatsoever (as you will likely need to
use your KVM infrastructure to fix problems), Dominion KX is designed to
be completely independent from any external server.
For example, should your data center come under attack from a
malicious Windows worm or virus, you will need to use your KVM
solution to resolve the situation. Therefore, it is imperative that your
KVM solution, in turn, must not rely on these same Windows servers
(or any server, for that matter) to be operational in order for the KVM
solution to function.
To this end, Dominion KX is completely independent. Even if you
choose to configure your Dominion KX to authenticate against an Active
Directory server – if that Active Directory server becomes unavailable,
Dominion KX’s own authentication will be activated and fully functional.
No. Dominion KX is a completely self-sufficient appliance. After assigning
an IP address to Dominion KX, it is ready to use – with Web browser and
authentication capabilities completely built-in.
None. Dominion KX can be accessed completely via a Web browser.
(Although an optional installed client is provided on Raritan’s Web site
(Raritan.info) for the purpose of accessing Dominion KX via modem.)
A Java-based client is now available for non-Windows users.
What should I do to prepare
a server for connection to
Dominion KX?
What comes in the Dominion
KX box?
Installation
Besides the unit itself,
what do I need to order
from Raritan to install
Dominion KX?
What kind of Cat5 cabling
should be used in my
installation?
What types of servers can be
connected to Dominion KX?
How do I connect servers
to Dominion KX?
To prepare you must set the mouse parameters in order to provide users
with the best mouse synchronization during remote connections, as well
as turning off the power management features that effect screen display.
The following is included: (a)Dominion KX unit; (b) Quick Setup Guide;
(c) standard 19” rack mount brackets; (d) User manual CD-ROM; (e)
Network cable; (f) Crossover cable; (g) Localized AC Line Cord; (h)
Warranty certificate and other documentation.
For each server that you wish to connect to Dominion KX, you will require
a Dominion computer interface module (DCIM), a very small dongle that
connects directly to the keyboard, video, and mouse ports of your server.
Dominion KX can use any standard UTP (twisted pair) cabling, whether
Cat5, Cat5e, or Cat6. Often in our manuals and marketing literature,
Raritan will simply say “Cat5” cabling for short. In actuality, any brand
UTP cable will suffice for Dominion KX.
Dominion KX is completely vendor independent. Any server with
a standards-compliant keyboard, video, and mouse ports can be
connected.
For each server that you wish to connect to Dominion KX, you will require
a Dominion computer interface module (DCIM), a very small dongle that
connects directly to the keyboard, video, and mouse ports of your server.
Then, connect each dongle to Dominion KX using standard UTP (twisted
pair) cable such as Cat5, Cat5e, or Cat6.
How far can my servers be
from Dominion KX?
Dominion KX 1.4
Servers can be up to 150 feet (45 m) away from Dominion KX depending
on the type of server (See user manual printed or on website)
Frequently asked questions 5/9
Some operating systems
“lock up” if you disconnect
a keyboard or mouse during
operation. What prevents
servers connected to
Dominion KX from “locking
up” when users switch away
from them?
Each Dominion computer interface module (DCIM) dongle acts as a
virtual keyboard and mouse to the server to which it is connected. This
technology is called KME (keyboard/mouse emulation). Raritan’s KME
technology is data center grade, battle-tested, and far more reliable than
that found in lower end KVM switches: it incorporates more than 15 years
of experience, has been deployed to millions of servers worldwide.
Are there any agents that
must be installed on servers
connected to Dominion KX?
How many servers
can be connected
to each Dominion KX unit?
What happens if I disconnect
a server from Dominion KX
and reconnect it to another
Dominion KX unit, or connect
it to a different port on the
same Dominion KX unit?
How do I connect a serially
controlled (RS-232) device
to Dominion KX, such as
a Cisco router/switch or a
headless Sun server?
Servers connected to Dominion KX do not require any software agents
to be installed, because Dominion KX connects directly via hardware to
servers’ keyboard, video, and mouse ports.
Dominion KX models range, offering 16 or 32 server ports in a 1U
chassis or 64 server ports in a 2U chassis. This is the industry’s highest
digital KVM switch port density.
Dominion KX will automatically update the server port names when
servers are moved from port to port. Furthermore, this automatic update
does not just affect the local access port, but it propagates to all remote
clients and the optional CommandCenter
®
Secure Gateway management
appliance.
If you only have a few serially-controlled devices, you may connect them
to Dominion KX using Raritan’s serial computer interface module (CIM),
Raritan AUATC.
However, if you have four or more serially controlled devices, we
recommend the use of Raritan’s Dominion SX line of secure console
servers. For multiple serial devices, Dominion SX offers more serial
functionality at a better price point than Dominion KX. This SX is easy to
use, configure and manage, and can be completely integrated with your
Dominion Series deployment. In particular, many UNIX and networking
administrators appreciate the ability to directly SSH to a Dominion SX
unit.
Local Port
Can I access my servers
directly from the rack?
How do I select between
servers while using the
local port?
Is there an On-Screen
Display (OSD)?
How do I ensure that only
authorized users can access
servers from the local port?
Yes, at the rack Dominion KX functions just like a traditional KVM switch
– allowing you to control up to 64 servers using a single keyboard,
mouse, and monitor.
Yes. Dominion KX’s local access port displays an on-screen display
interface that presents a list of all servers connected to the Dominion KX
unit. Users interact with this convenient on-screen display interface to
select a connected server.
Users attempting to use the local port must pass the same level of
authentication as those accessing remotely. This means that:
If you have configured Dominion KX to interact with an external RADIUS,
LDAP, or Active Directory server, users attempting to access the local
port will authenticate against the same server.
If the external authentication servers are unavailable, Dominion KX failsover to its own internal authentication database.
Dominion KX has its own standalone authentication, enabling instant/
out-of-the-box installation.
Dominion KX 1.4
Frequently asked questions 6/9
If I use the local port to
change the name of a
connected server, does this
change propagate to remote
access clients as well? Does
it propagate to the optional
CommandCenter appliance?
Yes. The local port presentation is identical and completely in sync with
remote access clients, as well as Raritan’s optional CommandCenter
Secure Gateway management appliance. To be clear, if you change the
name of a server via the Dominion KX on-screen display, this updates all
remote clients and external management servers in real-time.
If I use Dominion KX’s
remote administration tools
to change the name of a
connected server, does that
change propagate to the local
port OSD as well?
Power Control
What type of power control
capabilities does
Dominion KX offer?
Does Dominion KX support
servers with multiple power
supplies? What if each power
supply is connected to a
different power strip?
Does remote power control
require any special server
configuration?
Yes, if you change the name of a server remotely, or via Raritan’s
optional CommandCenter Secure Gateway management appliance, this
update immediately affects Dominion KX’s on-screen display.
Because Dominion KX enables you to remotely manage servers; it also
incorporates the critical functionality of hard power control of those
servers. Instead of using a third-party tool for power control (likely with
lower security and fail-safe capabilities as Dominion KX), you can use
Dominion KX’s fully integrated remote power control.
When remotely connected to an appropriately configured Dominion KX,
right click on the server name to hard reboot a hung server. Note that a
hard reboot provides the physical equivalent of unplugging the server
from the AC power line, and re-inserting the plug.
Yes. Dominion KX can be easily configured to support multiple power
supplies connected to multiple power strips. Up to eight (8) powe rstrips
can be connected to a KX device. Four power supplies can be connected
per target server to multiple power strips.
Some servers ship with default BIOS settings such that the server does
not automatically restart after losing and regaining power. See your
server user manual for more details.
What type of power strips
does Dominion KX support?
Scalability
How do I connect multiple
Dominion KX devices
together into one solution?
To take advantage of Dominion KX’s integrated power control user
interface, and more importantly, integrated security, you must use
Raritan’s power strips (“remote power control units”). These power strips
come in many outlet, connector, and amp variations – simply order any
Raritan power strip whose part number ends in the “-PK” designation.
Dominion KX can support any serially controlled power strips supplied by
any vendor, by using our Serial (RS-232) computer interface module.
Multiple Dominion KX units do not need to be physically connected
together. Instead, each Dominion KX unit connects to the network, and
they automatically work together as a single solution:
If you deploy Raritan’s optional CommandCenter Secure Gateway
(CC-SG) management appliance, CC-SG acts as a single access point
for remote access and management. CC-SG offers a significant set of
convenient tools, such as consolidated configuration, consolidated
firmware update, and a single authentication and authorization database.
In addition, CC-SG enables sophisticated server sorting, permissions,
and access. If you do not take advantage of Raritan’s optional CC-SG
management appliance, multiple Dominion KX units still interoperate and
scale automatically: The Raritan Remote Client and multi-platform client
automatically discover the Dominion KX units in your subnet. You can
access Dominion KX units outside the subnet via a user-created profile.
Dominion KX 1.4
Frequently asked questions 7/9
Can I connect an existing
analog KVM switch to
Dominion KX?
Yes. You can connect your analog KVM switch to one of Dominion KX’s
server ports. Simply use a PS/2 Computer Interface Module (CIM), and
attach it to the user ports of your existing analog KVM switch. Please
note that analog KVM switches vary in their specifications and Raritan
cannot guarantee the interoperability of any particular third-party analog
KVM switch. Contact Raritan technical support for further information.
Raritan’s Paragon and Paragon II analog switches are IP enabled by the
IP-Reach
®
family of remote access products.
Computer Interface Modules (CIMs)
Can I use Computer Interface
Modules (CIMs) from
Raritan’s analog matrix
KVM switch, Paragon, with
Dominion KX?
Can I use Z-Series “daisychaining” Computer Interface
Modules (CIMs) with
Dominion KX?
Can I use Dominion KX
Computer Interface Modules
(CIMs) with Raritan’s analog
matrix KVM switch, Paragon?
Security
What kind of encryption does
Dominion KX use?
Yes. Certain Paragon computer interface modules (CIMs) may work
with Dominion KX (please check the Raritan web site for the latest list
of certified CIMs).
However, because Paragon CIMs cost more than Dominion KX CIMs
(as they incorporate technology for video transmission of up to 300 m,
it is not generally advisable to purchase Paragon CIMs for use with
Dominion KX. Also note that when connected to Dominion KX, Paragon
CIMs transmit video at a distance of 45 meters, the same as Dominion
KX CIMs – not at 300 meters, as they do when connected to Paragon.
At the present time, Raritan’s Z-Series “daisy-chaining” computer
interface modules are not supported with Dominion KX.
No. Dominion KX computer interface modules (CIMs) transmit video
at ranges of 15 to 45 meters and thus do not work with Paragon, which
requires CIMs that transmit video at a range of 300 meters. To ensure
that all Raritan’s customers experience the very best quality video
available in the industry – a consistent Raritan characteristic –
Dominion Series CIMs do not interoperate with Paragon.
Dominion KX utilizes industry-standard (and extremely secure) 128-bit
RC4 encryption, both in its SSL communications as well as its own data
stream. Literally no data is transmitted between remote clients and
Dominion KX that is not completely secured by encryption.
Does Dominion KX allow
encryption of video data?
Or does it only encrypt
keyboard and mouse data?
How does Dominion KX
integrate with external
authentication servers
such as Active Directory®,
RADIUS, or LDAP?
How are usernames and
passwords stored?
Dominion KX 1.4
Unlike competing solutions, which only encrypt keyboard and mouse
data, Dominion KX does not compromise your security – it allows
encryption of keyboard, mouse and video data.
Through a very simple configuration, Dominion KX can be set to forward
all authentication requests to an external server such as LDAP, Active
Directory, or RADIUS. For each authenticated user, Dominion KX
receives from the authentication server the user group to which that
user belongs. Dominion KX then determines the user’s access
permissions depending on what user group to which he belongs.
Should you use Dominion KX’s internal authentication capabilities, all
sensitive information such as usernames and passwords are stored in an
encrypted format. Literally no one, including Raritan technical support or
Product Engineering departments, can retrieve those usernames and
passwords.
Frequently asked questions 8/9
Manageability
Can Dominion KX be
remotely managed and
configured via web browser?
Can I backup and restore
Dominion KX’s configuration?
What auditing or logging
does Dominion KX offer?
Can Dominion KX integrate
with syslog?
Can Dominion KX integrate
with SNMP?
Can Dominion KX’s internal
clock be synchronized with
a timeserver?
Yes. Dominion KX can be completely configured remotely via Web
browser. Note that this does require that your workstation have an
appropriate Java Runtime Environment J.R.E version installed.
Besides the initial setting of Dominion KX’s IP address, everything about
the solution can be completely set up over the network. (In fact, using a
crossover Ethernet cable and Dominion KX’s default IP address, you can
even configure even the initial settings configured via Web browser.)
Yes, Dominion KX’s device and user configurations can be completely
backed up for later restoration in the event of a catastrophe.
Dominion KX’s backup and restore functionality can be utilized remotely
over the network, in fact, via a Web browser.
For complete accountability, Dominion KX logs all major user events with
a date and time stamp. For instance, reported events include (but are not
limited to): user login, user logout, user access of a particular server,
unsuccessful login, configuration changes, etc
Yes, for your convenience, in addition to Dominion KX’s own internal
logging capabilities, Dominion KX can also send all logged events to
a centralized syslog server.
Yes, for your convenience, in addition to Dominion KX’s own internal
logging capabilities, Dominion KX can also send SNMP tracks to SNMP
management systems like HP Openview and Raritan’s CC-NOC
Yes, Dominion KX supports the industry-standard NTP protocol for
synchronization with either your corporate timeserver, or with any public
time server [assuming that outbound NTP requests are allowed through
your corporate firewall].
Does the power supply
used by Dominion KX
automatically detect
voltage settings?
Miscellaneous
What is Dominion KX’s
default IP address?
What is Dominion KX’s
default username and
password?
I changed and subsequently
forgot Dominion KX’s
administrative password;
can you retrieve it for me?
Is 24/7 Technical Support
available for Dominion KX?
Yes, Dominion KX’s power supply can be used in any AC voltage ranges
from 100-240 volts, at 50-60 Hz.
192.168.0.192
For the highest level of security, Raritan highly recommends that users
change the Dominion KX default administrative username and password
of (admin/raritan [all lower case]) as soon as the unit is connected to the
network.
KX Release 1.3 (September 2005) contains a local reset feature that can
be used to factory reset the device, which will reset the administrative
password on the device. Alternately, the KX can be configured to reset
the administrative password.
Yes. Please contact Raritan Technical Support:
Raritan Europe
Phone: (31) 10-284-4040
Fax: (31) 10-284-4049
tech.europe@raritan.com
Dominion KX 1.4
Frequently asked questions 9/9
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