Tripp Lite Cat5 KVM Switch Over IP 32-Port W/Virtual Media 2 Users 1URM TAA
Server rooms sprawl quickly, and walking over to reboot a hung machine gets old fast. We build this switch to put a full bank of computers onto one shared console or reach them securely across the network. Dual power feeds keep the switch running if one source goes cold.
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- Up to 2 users (1 local, 1 remote) can control up to 32 computers/servers simultaneously
- Virtual Media allows access to remote storage, including DVD/CD drives and flash drives
- Dual redundant C14 power inlets keep the unit running in case one power supply fails
- Dedicated Luc port connects directly to a laptop for easy console operation
- Compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) for GSA Schedule purchases
How this one is built
Remote storage sharing
Virtual media support lets you mount local flash drives or optical media directly to distant servers. You can run software patches, transfer files, or load operating systems without setting foot in the row.
Local laptop access
A dedicated direct port on the front gives your laptop console access right at the rack. You plug straight in without unhooking other cables or hunting down a crash cart.
Redundant power feeds
Two separate power inlets take feeds from different circuits. If one circuit drops or a cord gets kicked loose, the switch continues running off the remaining feed.
Government schedule compliance
Built in line with the Federal Trade Agreements Act, this unit fits requirements for GSA Schedule purchasing and federal installations.
On the nameplate
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| Connector | RJ-45 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
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