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Acquiring the Remote Console

When the Remote Console Acquire setting on the Remote Console Settings screen is enabled, the Remote

Console page displays the Acquire button. If you have opened the Remote Console page and are notified

that another user is currently using Remote Console, clicking the Acquire button ends the other user's

Remote Console session and starts a Remote Console session in your current window.

When you click Acquire, you are prompted to verify that you want to interrupt the other user's Remote

Console session. The other user receives a notification that another user has acquired the Remote Console

session after losing the connection. No prior warning is given. After you confirm you want to proceed

with the acquire operation, you are notified by an alert window that the operation could take 30 seconds

or longer to complete. The Acquire button becomes disabled after it is clicked and the Acquire operation

is started. On browsers that support it, the button will change to a light gray color to indicate it is

disabled. On other browsers, there may be no visible indication that the button is disabled.

Only one acquire command is allowed every five minutes for all users. If another user has recently

acquired the Remote Console, clicking the Acquire button can result in a page informing you that the five-

minute acquire disabled period is in effect. Close the window and re-launch Remote Console again. The

Acquire button is disabled in the new page until the acquire disable period expires. When the Acquire

button is enabled (this operation happens automatically, and you do not have to refresh the page), you

can attempt to acquire the Remote Console session again. On browsers that support it, the button will

appear in a light gray color to indicate it is disabled during this five-minute time period. On other

browsers, there may be no visible indication that the button is disabled, and thus there will be no visual

indication when the timeout period expires.

Only one acquire attempt may be made per Remote Console session window. If you have successfully

acquired the Remote Console, and someone subsequently acquires it from you, you must open a new

Remote Console window to attempt to acquire the Remote Console session again.

Remote Console

Remote Console is a Java™ applet that renders the remote console with broad browser compatibility

including Windows® and Linux browsers. Supported browsers are listed in the "Supported browsers and

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