...regularly use KVM switches to access servers either locally, or remotely or both. But building up a large scale KVM network can also introduce new problems. Questions such as “Which switch is Server 42 on?”, “Where can I find the WEB server?”,...

...information, overwhelm Web sites, and clog e-mail servers. • Attacks are surprisingly common. Virus or worm outbreaks large enough to make the news happen nearly every week and many, many more go unreported except at the Web sites of antivirus soft...

...applications, such as Web publishing, in which multiple high-speed devices run simultaneously. USB 2.0 also supports Windows® XP through a Windows update. • USB 3.0 • The newest USB standard, USB 3.0 or “SuperSpeed USB”, provides vast improvements...

...images, HTML, XML, RSS Web content. • Featuring the highest processing power of all iCOMPEL versions, the P Series supports the frames per second needed for smooth video playout and rendering of professional Flash. Plus, it supports up to four vide...

...a LAN: Use the right switch.. • In KVM extension applications where you want to distribute HD video across a network, you need to understand how it works and what kind of networking equipment to use with your extenders. • Think of your network as...

...TEMPEST-Secure KVM Switches • For 2 or 4 ports, with USB, and DVI-I or VGA the ServSwitch Secure KVM Switch with USB provides control and separation of up to four PCs connected to secure and unsecure networks through just one keyboard, monitor,...

...networking options. • Switched Ethernet • Switched Ethernet relies on centralised multiport switches to provide a physical link between multiple LAN segments. Inside each switch, high-speed circuitry supports wire-speed virtual connections between...