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Chapter 3: Using the Web Interface 37 b. To lock virtual media sessions to KVM sessions, select the Lock to KVM Session check box. c. To allow primary users to have exclusive virtual media sessions, select the Allow Reserved Sessions check box. Reserved sessions remain active when the associated KVM session is closed. d. To allow shared virtual media sessions, clear the Allow Reserved Sessions check box. e. To enable or disable read-only access to virtual media, select or clear the Read-Only Access check box. 4. Under Encryption Levels, select none, one, or more of the check boxes for 128, DES, 3DES, and AES. 5. Click Save. NOTE: For more information about constraints on virtual media usage, see "Virtual media" on page 91. To configure authentication, complete the following steps: 1. Log into the Web interface as a user with Appliance Administrator rights. 2. Click Configure > Appliance > Authentication. Figure 3.6: Appliance > Authentication window 3. To configure authentication using local databases, select the checkbox for Use Local Authentication and click Save. 4. To configure authentication using LDAP, select the checkbox for Use LDAP Authentication. Radio buttons become active to allow you to specify the order in which local and LDAP

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Chapter 3: Using the Web Interface
37
b.
To lock virtual media sessions to KVM sessions, select the
Lock to KVM Session
check
box.
c.
To allow primary users to have exclusive virtual media sessions, select the
Allow
Reserved Sessions
check box. Reserved sessions remain active when the associated KVM
session is closed.
d.
To allow shared virtual media sessions, clear the
Allow Reserved Sessions
check box.
e.
To enable or disable read-only access to virtual media, select or clear the Read-Only
Access check box.
4.
Under Encryption Levels, select none, one, or more of the check boxes for 128, DES, 3DES,
and AES.
5.
Click
Save
.
NOTE:
For more information about constraints on virtual media usage, see "Virtual media" on page 91.
To configure authentication, complete the following steps:
1.
Log into the Web interface as a user with Appliance Administrator rights.
2.
Click
Configure
>
Appliance
>
Authentication
.
Figure 3.6: Appliance > Authentication window
3.
To configure authentication using local databases, select the checkbox for
Use Local
Authentication
and click
Save
.
4.
To configure authentication using LDAP, select the checkbox for
Use LDAP Authentication
.
Radio buttons become active to allow you to specify the order in which local and LDAP