Description
ServSwitch CX Quad IP
Quick Facts
- IP support enables you to access servers remotely.
- Connect up to four IP users, plus one local user, simultaneously.
- 1600 x 1200 maximum resolution, or up to 1920 x 1200 in half-width mode.
Further Details
- Simplify cabling with CAT5, CAT5e, or CAT6 UTP cable.
- Supports PC, Macintosh®, and Sun™.
- Connect PS/2 or USB supported servers/computers.
- Cascade switches to control up to 256 servers.
The ServSwitch™ CX Quad IP has all the features you're looking for to help manage your enterprise network. Like the ServSwitch CX with IP (KV1416A-R2, KV1424-R2), this model is compatible with all major computer platforms; connects via lightweight, inexpensive twisted-pair cable; and enables you to access servers across any IP network-even the Internet. The ServSwitch CX Quad IP supports up to four remote users over TCP/IP using VNC, plus a local user, for a total number of five users simultaneously.
Reaches as far as your network.
Access and switch remotely between servers over a private intranet or over the Internet. All you need is a Java® enabled Web browser. Password security keeps out unauthorized users.
It's secure, too.
Although the ServSwitch CX Quad IP can be installed behind the security of your network firewall, it also has the robust security features it needs to be safe on its own. Sophisticated 128-bit public/private key protection locks the switch tight against unauthorized access. Two-tier password protection-administrative and non-adminstrative-adds another layer of protection. You can also restrict client IP addresses, limit access to dialup connections only, or use non-standard port numbers to further confound would-be hackers.
Easier connections than ever!
There are no bulky KVM cables to deal with. Connect servers via lightweight and inexpensive CAT5, CAT5e, or CAT6 UTP cable.
The servers connect with UTP cable. At the server end, a Server Access Module (SAM) (sold separately) provides keyboard, video, and mouse connections. Servers may be placed up to 32 feet (9.8 m) from the switch.
