Is your network ready for the KVMoIP revolution? • Brian Andrews of Black Box Network Services explains the network requirements of the modern KVMoIP solution, and offers advice on what to look for when specifying switches. • As the use of KVM...

...point-to-point extension, Multicast for video distribution and extension to up to 254 single screens and Videowall for HDMI distribution to video walls. Learn more about the use of existing network cables and get Ethernet Switch recommendations.

...it’s expensive to run cable. Wireless solutions are well suited for use in military applications, farming, refineries, mining, construction, and field research. • Because sometimes you just can’t run wire, like in historic buildings or hazmat area...

...and how its ample cable management features improve organization. The video also demonstrates the value of the tray’s dual-rail design and how easy it is to switch between connected servers, including those in applications where you don’t ever...

...optical fibre or CATx cable, to the receiver of the KVM Extender in broadcast control, or the studio. The receiver provides ports to connect all devices (mouse, keyboard, monitor, audio speakers, USB devices, etc.) required by the users. These in...

...In this manner dispatch operators can update the information for passengers, while other members of your personnel update information for internal use like the occupation of meeting rooms, lunch hours, etc. • KVM solutions for Public Transport...

...server via a Catx cable with the appropriate cross wired server access module on the end. Secure Terminal Servers provide challenge and authentication, and can be integrated into existing security infrastructure such as LDAP, RADIUS, and Activ...

...special low-capacitance cable. Both sync and async binary data transmission fall under RS-232. Although the original RS-232 connector is DB25, DB9 and RJ-45 connectors are now common. Also, industrial devices often use a terminal block instead of a ...

...is moving into secure cables to prevent tripping and accidental disconnects. • Centralise control • When it comes to mission-critical equipment, there is no level of acceptable risk. Environmental monitoring sensors with instant alerts, network mu...

...NEMA-rated enclosures, and how to choose a cabinet based on cooling, power, and security needs. We also cover differences between types of mounting rails, as well as what you need for extra-deep equipment mounting and effective cable management.