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HTTP Encryption, Login Limitations, Security Settings Force HTTPS for Web, Access

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Figure 9-3 Security Settings Page 9: Services 2. Modify the following fields. HTTP Encryption Field Force HTTPS for Web Access Description Typically, the Spider device listens on both HTTP and HTTPS ports for incoming connections. If this box is checked, access can only be made using SSL, and connection requests on the HTTP port will be ignored. See the section on Certificate for further information on how the Spider device identifies itself using a cryptographic certificate. Login Limitations Field Enable Single Login Limitation Description If this box is checked, each username may only have one logged in connection at a time. If unchecked, multiple instances of username logins are allowed. KVM Encryption Field KVM Encryption Description In addition to the SSL encryption of the Spider device's web pages, the keyboard, mouse, and video data may be encrypted. Select Off to use no encryption. Select Try for the Spider device to attempt to make an encrypted connection but will back off to unencrypted if one cannot be established. Select Force for an encrypted connection to be made, or an error will be reported. Spider™ and SpiderDuo® KVM-over-IP Device User Guide 85

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9: Services
Spider™ and SpiderDuo® KVM-over-IP Device User Guide
85
Figure 9-3
Security Settings Page
2.
Modify the following fields.
HTTP Encryption
Login Limitations
KVM Encryption
Field
Description
Force HTTPS for Web
Access
Typically, the Spider device listens on both HTTP and HTTPS ports for
incoming connections. If this box is checked, access can only be made using
SSL, and connection requests on the HTTP port will be ignored. See the
section on Certificate for further information on how the Spider device
identifies itself using a cryptographic certificate.
Field
Description
Enable Single Login
Limitation
If this box is checked, each username may only have one logged in
connection at a time. If unchecked, multiple instances of username logins
are allowed.
Field
Description
KVM Encryption
In addition to the SSL encryption of the Spider device’s web pages, the
keyboard, mouse, and video data may be encrypted. Select
Off
to use no
encryption.
Select
Try
for the Spider device to attempt to make an encrypted connection
but will back off to unencrypted if one cannot be established.
Select
Force
for an encrypted connection to be made, or an error will be
reported.