...and controlling servers, many administrators use remote access software. But is it enough? After all, it's operating system dependent and doesn't work when there's a network failure. And, unless the server one needs to get to is up and runni...

...these devices with all servers connected to the switch. • For example: • If you connect a USB flash drive to a VM-enabled ServSwitch, you can transfer data back and forth between the flash drive and any server connected to the switch. And because y...

...to churches and from server farms to supermarkets, KVM extenders have been used to solve a range of problems. Here are some common application examples. • Presentations and training • KVM extenders are ideal for situations where you need to displ...

...from desktop switching, server room/enterprise switching and KVM extension to KVM trays and specialty KVM, including KVM over IP. • Below you will find an overview of our complete range of KVM solutions. For more information visit the individual pro...

...by backing up your servers, installing firewalls and virus protection, and keeping the protection up-to-date. • But what about more tangible threats? Do you have hot spots in your racks? If the cooling system shuts down, how will you know when ...

...and interfaces for the consoles and computers. • Two series of DKM switches are available. The • DKM FX • is a fully modular KVM switch offering 48, 80, 160 or 288 ports that can be freely configured as input or output with HD SDI, CATx or fibre co...

...single-mode patch cables can be simplex or duplex. • Simplex has one fibre, while duplex zipcord has two fibres joined with a thin web. Simplex (also known as single strand) and duplex zipcord cables are tight-buffered and jacketed, with Kevlar® ...

...a long time now. Most server managers regularly use KVM switches to access servers either locally, or remotely or both. But building up a large scale KVM network can also introduce new problems. Questions such as “Which switch is Server 42 on?”, “...