StarTech.com CAB831HD - 8-port KVM Module for Rack-mount LCD Consoles

This 8-port KVM module works with the Star Tech. com series of rack-mounted LCD consoles, enabling you to control eight servers from one location. You can upgrade a single port LCD console or replace a faulty console (see our list of compatible LCD consoles below). With independent VGA and PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports, you can also use this switch as a standalone KVM, creating a discreet rack-mountable KVM solution. Increase your productivity By adding this KVM module to your rack mount LCD console you can control eight individual computers or servers from a centralized location. Hassle-free integration Because the KVM module works with your existing LCD console, you can ensure simple integration into your server room setup. To ensure compatibility this KVM module supports any operating system has been extensively tested in Windows(R), Mac and Linux environments. You can also connect to both PS/2 and USB servers using Star Tech. com’s convenient line of interface specific KVM cables. The cables come in variety of lengths with PS/2 or USB depending on your specific server requirements. Universal 8 port KVM switch Module controls up to 8 computers directly and up to 64 computers by cascading 8 additional KVM switches Supports PCs with USB or PS/2 keyboard and mouse connectors Compatible with PC, Mac and Sun servers and systems Operating system independent No software or drivers required Compact 1U rack height takes up very little cabinet or rack space Hot-pluggable feature allow computers to be added or removed without shutting down Auto Scan Mode lets you switch between computers for easy monitoring Login authentication restricts access to authorized users Each computer name can be defined via the OSD menu (14 char.) DDC2B compatible Plug and Play compliant Please note: networking components such as switches, routers, KVM and wireless devices require that speeds & standards be consistent throughout the network to gain optimum performance. To avoid compatibility clashes