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 My router computers built in BMC/IMPI had failed and was difficult to use, particularly any time it was reset.  Hence I disabled the BMC VGA system and used the main CPU builtin GPU to the PiKVM with a USB C to USB A cable for the keyboard and mouse access.  I used a jumper on the motherboard to disable the BMC VGA to ensure it would not interfere with operation.  Basically I was no longer using the built in KVM. My router computers built in BMC/IMPI had failed and was difficult to use, particularly any time it was reset.  Hence I disabled the BMC VGA system and used the main CPU builtin GPU to the PiKVM with a USB C to USB A cable for the keyboard and mouse access.  I used a jumper on the motherboard to disable the BMC VGA to ensure it would not interfere with operation.  Basically I was no longer using the built in KVM.
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 +=====PiKVM address and name=====
 +I assigned the PiKVM a specific IP address in the LAN Kea DHCP server and a local name in the LAN Bind9 DNS server and then performed internal secure routing on the LAN using Traefik.  The PiKVM software defaults to using a self signed certificate (Snake oil) for HTTPS.  I wanted to use simple http behind a local router that would terminate the host https on a reverse proxy to a http.  The instructions are to edit ''/etc/kvmd/override.yaml '' on the PiKVM adding the following:
 +<code>nginx:
 +    https:
 +        enabled: false</code>
 +This function as anticipated.
 +
 +See [[https://www.reddit.com/r/pikvm/comments/1ahxvhh/kvmd_3301_generated_nginx_configs/|KVMD 3.301: Generated Nginx configs ]]
 =====Links===== =====Links=====
   *[[https://pikvm.org/|PiKVM]]   *[[https://pikvm.org/|PiKVM]]