It doesn't look like we have released a firmware update for that system since 2013. Browser and applet security has increased a lot in the last few years. You may be able to lower security enough for it to work. If you need to use insecure software to manage your systems then it would be best to run them on a virtual machine that doesn't contain anything else. I would either use a newer browser and turn off/reduce security or use an older browser and Java. Whichever you do it would be best to do it in a virtual machine or system that performs no other function in order to reduce risk.
I just discovered the KVM also has a desktop application that allows for access to the KVM and subsequently to launch to the console of the attached servers. Although this app appears to use Java it connects versus using a browser.
Daniel My
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It doesn't look like we have released a firmware update for that system since 2013. Browser and applet security has increased a lot in the last few years. You may be able to lower security enough for it to work. If you need to use insecure software to manage your systems then it would be best to run them on a virtual machine that doesn't contain anything else. I would either use a newer browser and turn off/reduce security or use an older browser and Java. Whichever you do it would be best to do it in a virtual machine or system that performs no other function in order to reduce risk.
Thanks
Milty60
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December 7th, 2018 10:00
I just discovered the KVM also has a desktop application that allows for access to the KVM and subsequently to launch to the console of the attached servers. Although this app appears to use Java it connects versus using a browser.
Thanks,
Milty