IP Access Switch Plus DVI USB Audio

Features:

Provides remote access to a server or KVM switch over the LAN, internet, or via a dial-up modem
Integrates into almost any existing KVM configuration that uses standard PS/2 or USB keyboard/mouse connections and DVI monitor signals
Supports audio signals via IP
Virtual media support via USB
On-Screen Display for easy setup and configuration
Advanced security features - AES 128 bit encryption and RSA 2048 bit public key authentication with 16 user profiles
Supports up to four simultaneous remote users
Connection for local KVM console
Modem port and 10/100Base-T connection for dial-up and IP access
Power control functions are supported via a dedicated serial port
Flash upgradeable
Supports direct selection of servers via its own OSD host menu or by using the OSD of the connected KVM switches
Supports 8 hotkey sequences (3 predefined and 5 configurable)
Compatible with 2 button, 3 button and wheel mice
High-resolution video support, up to: 1600 x 1200 via remote connection, up to 1920 x 1440 using local console
Optional kits allow either 1 or 2 units to be rackmounted in a single 1U space (Part No. 39403 - single unit kit, Part No. 39404 - double unit kit)
Dimension: 198 x 120 x 44mm (WxDxH)
Compatible with Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista, DOS, UNIX, Linux, NetWare, SUN OS and Mac OS (all versions)
3 Year Warranty

More Information:

Remote control via a network connection is nothing new and software-only solutions to facilitate this are commonplace. However, they all present two major drawbacks: a) Special software must be used on all of the computers involved, especially the host, and b) if that host ceases to operate, the remote user is powerless to intervene.

The IP Access Switch Plus is different and requires only the remote system(s) to run a small utility. The host system can run its usual operating system completely unchanged and needs only to be connected (via its keyboard, video and mouse ports) to the compact Access Switch box.
It is this external connection to the Access Switch that keeps the remote user in control. Even in the midst of a system crash, the remote user can still view the host's condition as if sitting next to it. Additionally, when the power switch option is employed, a host system can be remotely rebooted, no matter how badly it has locked-up.

The IP Access Switch Plus really starts to excel when it is hooked to a suitable KVM switch. Then, its robust, secure and adaptable operation is available across a multitude of systems.

IP network/Internet
The IP port allows direct connection to an Ethernet-based local network and from there onto the wider Internet, as required. Alternatively, the robust security system will allow direct connection to the outside world.

Four simultaneous remote users
The IP Access Switch Plus can support four remote users at any one time. All of these may be connected via the IP network port or one may be linked via the modem/ISDN channel.

Modem/ISDN port
This port offers a connection option that can be used alongside, or instead of, the IP network link. It also offers a backup route should the network fail.

Local user
The console port allows control of the system(s) by a keyboard, monitor and mouse connected directly to the IP Access Switch Plus.

Auto sensing digital or analogue video interface
The use of DVI-I interfaces overcomes the limitations of analogue video and allows improved clarity and performance. However, if no digital feed is available the IP Access Switch will auto sense and support an analogue input.

Audio via IP
The IP Access Switch Plus enables CD quality audio signals to be fed from the target computer to the remote user via IP. Ideal for administration tools and applications where sound or audible alarms are used.

USB keyboard and mouse connections
Many PCs and multi platform environments demand that USB is used for keyboard and mouse connections. The IP Access Switch Plus provides this for both the local console and computer/KVM connection. PS/2 keyboard and mouse connections are also supported.

Virtual media support via USB
To transfer file from remote users to controlled computers, the IP Access Switch Plus has been engineered to act as a conduit through which data can be passed. Files can be transferred via IP onto the switch and then on to the target computer by means of a virtual media port.

One host or many
On its own, the CPU IP Access Switch Plus provides remote access to one host computer system. However, when linked to a suitable KVM switch, the remote user(s) can easily control a multitude of systems.</p>
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