Showing posts with label kvm over cat5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kvm over cat5. Show all posts

Monday, 30 May 2011

Reduce Cable Clutter and Make Server Monitoring Simpler with CAT5 KVM Switch

CAT5 KVM Switch has played a tremendous role in making server monitoring simpler and get rid of bulky cables. It provides the capability to control computers over longer distances even up to 40 meters away from the source. Cascading can be done to control a larger group of servers/monitors.
The video quality is of high standards and it can maintain video resolutions up to 1600X1200. Compatibility with different operating systems like Windows Vista/2003/XP/2000, Linux, Netware and UNIX make it a highly used and easy to use device. These kvm over cat5 switches are widely used in organizations with larger number of systems/servers to monitor. CAT5 kvm switches make use of cat5/cat5e/cat6 cables for controlling multiple servers using a single keyboard, video and mouse. These cat5 kvm switchers can be controlled via push buttons mounted on the front panel, via keyboard commands. Availability in 16 or 32 port versions makes it more useful in controlling large group of servers.

Friday, 6 May 2011

CAT5 KVM Switches Provides Better Resolution and Longer Distance Access

KVM Switch is highly suitable in conditions where the user needs to access multiple computers/servers from distant locations. If you are willing to buy a new  KVM Switch, these points will help you in getting the right one.


1.) KVM Switches are available in multiple types and sizes such as DVI KVM Switch, CAT5 KVM Switch, KVM Matrix Switcher, so choose wisely the best one as per your requirements.
2.) Few of the kvm switches support audio, so you may have to check to verify that the one you selected has audio support.
3.) 1600X1200 at 60Hz over IP is the maximum resolution that could be provided by the switch, though higher resolution could be achieved via analog switches.
4.) CAT5 KVM Switch reduces the cable clutter and provides cluster free wire environment.
5.) CAT5 KVM Switch supports longer distances of up to 40m between the server and the switcher.

Monday, 18 April 2011

KVM Switches are Cascadable and Support Multiple Operating Systems

CAT5 KVM Switch has made it easier to connect multiple systems via Cat5 cabling. KVM Switch makes it possible to connect and control multiple computers using a single kvm set. It gives the user the ability to access various systems up to a distance of 40 meters away from a server. Cascading can be done to connect larger number of servers to achieve greater control.

These kvm switches are compatible with Cat5/Cat5e and Cat6 cables and comes with 12, 24 and 48 volt DC power options. KVM over cat5 switchers maintains a resolution of 1600 x 1200 and delivers high quality images. Most of the kvm switches are compatible with major operating systems making it more useful and platform independent device, Windows Vista/2003/XP/2000, Linux, Netware and UNIX operating systems.
DVI KVM switches are another highly used switches which are becoming popular amongst network administrators as it allows them maintain security and control the servers from any location.