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Port Scanning

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6 Port Scanning Choosing a Scanning Method The Rackmount Console Switch's scanning feature allows you to automatically monitor, or scan, your server ports without intervention. When keyboard activity is detected, scanning is suspended until all keyboard activity stops. Scanning then resumes with the next port in sequence. The length of time each port remains on the screen, or dwell time, is configurable and can be changed at any time. There are three ways to scan through the ports in your Rackmount Console Switch system: by name, by address or by list. Please note that the switch only scans the servers that are in your OSD list. Scanning by name allows you to scan ports in alphanumeric order according to the port list in the main OSD Window. Scanning by address allows you to view each of your active ports in port number order. Scanning by list allows you to create a customized scanning order for the switch to follow. Any active port in the system can be scanned in any order, as many times as desired. With all scan methods, you can adjust the dwell time for each port or omit a port from the scan sequence completely. Choose whichever method is most appropriate for your configuration. www.hp.com/racksolutions 31

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Choosing a
Scanning Method
The Rackmount Console Switch's scanning feature allows you to automatically
monitor, or scan, your server ports without intervention. When keyboard
activity is detected, scanning is suspended until all keyboard activity stops.
Scanning then resumes with the next port in sequence. The length of time
each port remains on the screen, or dwell time, is configurable and can be
changed at any time.
There are three ways to scan through the ports in your Rackmount Console Switch
system: by name, by address or by list. Please note that the switch
only
scans
the servers that are in your OSD list.
Scanning by name allows you to scan ports in alphanumeric order according to
the port list in the main OSD Window.
Scanning by address allows you to view each of your active ports in port
number order.
Scanning by list allows you to create a customized scanning order for the
switch to follow. Any active port in the system can be scanned in any order,
as many times as desired.
With all scan methods, you can adjust the dwell time for each port or omit a port
from the scan sequence completely.
Choose whichever method is most appropriate for your configuration.
Port Scanning