Security - Belkin OmniView Manual De Instrucciones

4-5 Device Settings

Security

1. Encryption Settings
1a. Force HTTPS
If this option is enabled, access to the Web front end is possible using
a HTTPS connection only. The RIPM will not "listen" through the HTTP
port for incoming connections. In the event that you want to create your
own SSL certificate that can be used to identify the RIPM, please refer to
the "Certificate" section on page 58.
1b. KVM Encryption
This option controls the encryption of the Remote Frame Buffer (RFB)
protocol. The Remote Console uses RFB to transmit the screen data to
the administrator machine, and keyboard/mouse data back to the host. If
set to "Off", no encryption is used. If set to "Try", the applet attempts to
make an encrypted connection. If the connection cannot be established,
an unencrypted connection is used instead. If set to "Force", the applet
attempts to make an encrypted connection. If the connection fails, the
system generates an error report.
2. IP-Access Control
This section explains the settings related to IP-access control. It is
used to limit access to a number of distinguished clients. These clients
will be identified by the IP addresses from which they are trying to
build connections.
Warning: The IP access control settings apply to the LAN interface only.
2a. Enable IP-Access Control
Enables access control based on IP source addresses.
2b. Default Policy
This option controls what to do with arriving IP packets that do not
match any of the configured rules. They can be accepted or dropped.
Warning: If you set this to "DROP" and you have no "ACCEPT" rules
configured, access to the Web front end over LAN is impossible.
To re-enable access, you can change the security settings via
modem or by temporarily disabling IP-access control with the initial
configuration procedure.
2c. Rule Number
This should contain the number of a rule for which the following
commands will apply. In case of appending a new rule, ignore this field.
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