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Device Management (KVM/TFT)
A KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch is a hardware device that allows users to control multiple computers from a single keyboard, video monitor and mouse.
Although multiple computers are connected to the KVM, typically a smaller number of computers can be controlled at any given time.
Although multiple computers are connected to the KVM, typically a smaller number of computers can be controlled at any given time.
KVM switches are a must in large network setups with several servers.
There is no reason to take up space and go through the expense and hassle of setting up sixteen monitors and keyboards when you can get a sixteen-port KVM switch.
There is no reason to take up space and go through the expense and hassle of setting up sixteen monitors and keyboards when you can get a sixteen-port KVM switch.
Integrating KVM and serial devices into a single management console for all your servers, network services and infrastructure. More »
With Virtual Media providing both local and remote access to a datacentre it means that you don't need to install software on the target servers. More »
- Provides comprehensive system administration.
- Allows administrators to set multi-level access to servers with password protection for each user.
- Creates server and user group lists.
- Provides a log of system activity.
- Database is stored locally and can be downloaded to the AMX switch via TCP/IP.
- Designed specifically for SMB environments.
- On-board Web interface.
- Remote digital and local analog server access.
- Supports PS/2, USB, Sun and serial platforms.
- Encrypted communication.
- Provides Serial over LAN, power control, hardware monitoring and DirectCommand, a feature that enables transparent, secure access to the service processor's native interface.
- Consolidates IP connections, user access and server health information.
- Comprehensive security systems with local and remote authentication, authorisation, auditing and encryption.
- Physical separation of service processor connections from public networks allowing server access to authorised users only.
- Manage HP iLO, IPMI 1.5, IPMI 2.0, Dell DRAC, IBM® RSA II, Sun® ALOM, blade servers and others.
- Centralised management of your entire infrastructure via a single interface.
- Manage power strips and third party power devices.
- Authenticate user permission against your internal or external databases, such as LDAP, Active Directory, NT Domain, TACACS+ and RADIUS.
- Virtual Media lets you remotely load software.
- Selectable encryption modes.
- SNMP traps and email notification.
- Access IPMI enabled servers.
- Provides Serial over LAN, power control, hardware monitoring and DirectCommand, a feature that enables transparent, secure access to the service processor's native interface.
- Consolidates IP connections, user access and server health information.
- Comprehensive security systems with local and remote authentication, authorisation, auditing and encryption.
- Physical separation of service processor connections from public networks allowing server access to authorised users only.
- Manage HP iLO, IPMI 1.5, IPMI 2.0, Dell DRAC, IBM® RSA II, Sun® ALOM, blade servers and others.
The NIAP certified Avocent® SwitchView® SC4 UAD KVM switch supports USB keyboards and mice, audio and DVI-I video for resolution up to 1920x1200 @ 60Hz. Designed for secure environments, this switch includes four fully secure channels, isolated to 60db. With the SwitchView SC4 UAD switch, you can safely switch between as many as four computers operating at different classification levels, all from one keyboard, monitor and mouse. More »
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