...interface card. It enables the transparent transmission of USB 2.0 data as well as full HD DVI video (at a resolution of up to 2048x1152), mouse, and keyboard over a single CATx cable and over a distance of up to 140 meters. The transparent tranfer...

...running Microsoft® MS Server 2008 R2 SP1 and Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 SPJ for RDP 7.1 Remote FX. Only a receiver is required to access a virtual machine. • Users can start with a single point-to-point KVM extension and scale to an unmanage...

...systems that require Server Access Modules (adapters that hang off the back of each PC or server) and various types of accessories for mounting and access, users may mistakenly read a marketing article that tries to sell them a switch only and do...

...are only some examples for keeping the computer from “the harm’s way“ or to provide a productive and ergonomic work environment. • 2. Traditional KVM Extender technologies of yesterday and today • In the early days, the simple extension cables ...

...to provide access to servers across the corporate network has grown. Initially KVM solutions used the physical infrastructure as their communications path, utilising the raw copper or fibre cabling to provide point to point extension. • However, ...

...systems, where each server is directly connected to all the other servers in the blade chassis. Since there are only two end-node devices on each link, collisions can't occur, and performance is high, while latency is very low. Unfortunately, su...

...select a channel server (using the iCOMPEL unit’s channel folder, a USB flash memory folder, or an FTP site), and more. In addition, it explains how to connect a Web browser to a subscriber and how to set up the subscriber so it ”knows” where...

...serial devices • Serial servers enable you to use your network to connect to serial devices over very long distances—as far as your network stretches. It’s even possible to control serial devices across the Internet. Serial servers act as virtual se...