Customization for 17" LCD Console Drawer with 16-Port CATx w/ 4IP KVM Switcher

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Certification:: CE FCC ROHS

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Brand Name:: Caratar

Model Number:: NEWEGG02

Place of Origin:: Guangdong, China

Certification:: CE FCC ROHS

Customization for LCD Console Drawer with 16-Port CATx KVM Switch

Access your KVM tray remotely to manage your servers over the Internet.

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1RU Design with 17" Display that can support resolutions up to 1280x1024
Built-in 16-Port CATx KVM Switch with support for a Remote IP User using VNC (Server Access Modules not included in kit)
Support for VGA and DisplayPort Video, with either USB or PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse

Management software included.
Control via on-screen display (OSD) menu, hotkeys, or mouse.
Expand the system by using the ServSwitch CX Uno (KV0161A, KV0081A).
Users can enable password security access with user profiles, respond to RS232 switching commands, and much more.
It comes with free WIZARD.NET management software, simplifying the access, security, and management systems with larger numbers of computers or users.
Also available with 8 ports and in a 4-user version.

Control up to 16 multiplatform computers from your KVM tray console, with expansion options to increase the number of servers available. Use convenient network-style CATx patch cables - thin flexible cables that are popular in racked applications, such as our Gigabase CAT5e cables (EVNSL81). Add USB, PS/2, and Sun style server access modules (SAMs) for each server connection.

The switching module offers various port configurations and remote access options. This CATx module provides a KVM extension port that enables a second KVM console to access the switch from 984.5 feet (300 m) away using standard CATx cabling and a ServSwitch™ CX Remote Unit (see Related Items).

The switching module offers various port configurations and remote access options. This KVM module enables network users to control the switching module from a computer on the LAN or WAN using a VNC viewer or Web browser.