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  • Cableless KVM Switches are Here
    Beyond eliminating hardware, software KVM switches easily enable configurations that are difficult to manage with hardware switches and create a degree of integration between multiple PCs to the point they seem to meld into a single multifunctional computer.
  • KVM Switch Buying Guide
    A KVM (Keyboard, Video, and Mouse) Switch is a device that allows you to control multiple computers from a single keyboard, video monitor and mouse console. This can be particularly beneficial when there is insufficient room for multiple monitors and keyboards, such as in a server room rack
  • Server Cabinet & KVM Switches FAQ
    cables. Then check the usable depth of the Server Cabinet you are purchasing. KVM is the industry term for Keyboard-Video-Mouse. A KVM switch allows single or multiple workstations to have local or remote access to multiple computers located in server rooms or on the desktop regardless
  • White Paper: KVM Switches
    Keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM), is an industrial instrument that allows users to control numerous amounts of computers all at the same time starting at keyboards, video monitors and the mouse. This piece of machinery brings productivity at its finest.
  • Reference Guide: Avocent SwitchView MP KVM Switch
    video monitors, and four mice. That would also take up a lot of space and waste expensive electricity. But with a KVM switch (keyboard, video, mouse), I can use one keyboard, monitor, and mouse to control all four systems.
  • Case Study: Bank’s Entire Computer Center Managed by Avocent KVM over IP
    the new branch operation with the existing operating personnel,” said Adrian Bärlocher, the IT project leader responsible for the architecture of the decentralised systems at Clariden Bank. Clariden chose the DSR™2010 KVM over IP switch from Avocent because the solution enables servers to be controlled
  • Case Study: Manitoba Hydro Gives Data Center a Power Boost
    . Manitoba Hydro used analog KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switches for local control of their servers. Remote control needs were handled through software tools. Unfortunately, this approach presented several limitations. For example, in cases where a remote server was unhealthy, software remote access tools

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