CHAPTER 3: RARITAN REMOTE CLIENT 15Navigator OptionsCertain RRC Navigator attributes may be customized to your preferences.Display / Hide Navigator – Toggle whether the RRC Navigator is shown. This option can alsobe toggled by choosing View → Navigator from the Menu Bar.Refresh Navigator – Update the device status information shown in the RRC Navigator.Show Browsed Devices – Toggle whether RRC Navigator should display "Not Profiled"devices automatically found on the network or show only devices for which profiles exist.This option can also be toggled by choosing View → All Devices from the Menu Bar.Creating New ProfilesConnection profiles store important information about your Raritan device such as IP Address, custom TCPports, preferred compression settings, and custom security keys.To Create a Connection Profile:1. Select Connection → New Profile from the Menu Bar, or click on the leftmost icon in the Toolbar.The Add Connection screen appears.2. Type a text name that easily identifies the Raritan device that you are configuring in the Descriptionfield.3. Click on the Connection Type drop-down arrow to select your connection type.4. In the Find Raritan device By: panel, click on the radio button before your preference:• IP Address: The IP address assigned to your Raritan device (see Chapter 4: AdministrativeFunctions, Network Configuration).• Name: The name assigned to your Raritan device during initial setup (see Chapter 4: AdministrativeFunctions, Network Configuration).Note: If dynamic DHCP addressing is used for UST-IP, use “Find UST-IP by Name.”Note: The factory default unit name for each UST-IP is UST-IP. To change the default name on aUST-IP unit and institute a unique name, see Chapter 4: Administrative Functions.• DNS Name: If you have configured your DNS server to resolve a DNS name to the IP address that youhave assigned to your Raritan device, use this DNS name to access your Raritan device.For a Dial-Up Connection, enter the dialing parameters that RRC should use to establish a connection:• Phone Number: Be sure to include any additional codes that RRC should dial to establish aconnection (country codes, area codes, outside line access codes, etc.)