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    Austin Hughes Mini IP KVM

    Austin Hughes Mini IP KVM

    1-port, 2-port, 4-port IP KVM Gateway
    USB-C, VGA, HDMI, or DVI-D
    Mac / Windows / Linux
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    Raloy RF117HD 17 Inch LED Rackmount Monitor Console Drawer - MAC keyboard available - VGA, DVI - 8 to 32 Port KVM

    Raloy RF117HD

    1U 17" LCD Console Drawer
    1080P LED Backlit
    VGA & DVI, or HDMI Video Input
    Optional 8 to 32 Port Integrated KVM
    MAC Style Keyboard Available
  • Raritan Dominion DKX3 KVM Over IP Switch

    Raritan Dominion KX III

    1 to 8-User, 8 to 64 CPU KVM Switch
    Features 30 FPS HD Video - VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort
    Military Grade Security
    Virtual Media Over IP
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    Dataprobe iBoot Remote Reboot

    Dataprobe Remote Reboot

    Remote Reboot Devices Via a Web Browser
    IP Web Browser, Contact Closure and Logic Level Verisons
    iPIO Networked Relay Controllers
  • Adder Infinity Multi-point KVM Extender solution Over IP - CATx (330Ft) & Fiber (6.2Mi)
    Adder Infinity 4000 T4KE CTRL icon

    Adder Infinity Solution

    High Performance Digital IP Extension / KVM Over IP Switch Matrix
    DVI, DisplayPort & VGA up to 4K 60Hz
    Build a Flexible Infrastructure With Unlimited Endpoints
    CATx (330Ft) & Fiber (6.2Mi) - Unlimited Distance Using IP
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    Icron Raven 3104

    4-port hub supports all USB 3 / 2 / 1 devices
    Single cable, CAT 6a/7 up to 330ft (100m)
    USB 3.1 Gen 1 with data rate up to 5 Gbps
    Up to 1.2A (6W) per USB port
    LEARN MORE
    Icron Raven 3104 (00-00421)
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    Icron Ranger 2311 (00-00401) USB CAT5 Extender

    Icron Ranger 2311

    USB 2.0 CAT5e Extender
    Extend Transparent USB Up To 330 ft (100m)
    Plug & Play; No Software Required

Vendors

Adder PRO (AV4PRO, AV8PRO) Dual Monitor KVM Switches

What is a KVM Switch?

A Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) switch allows a user to control more than one computer with a single keyboard, monitor and mouse (often referred to as a "console"). Users can literally manage and access thousands of computers or servers from a single "console". While selecting the best switch can be a difficult task, the professional staff at KVM Switches Online is here to assist you.

The KVM switching products we sell are from the industry's leading manufactures, and unlike some of our competitors, you can be sure that all items purchased on this site are new products, shipped in the manufacturer's original, unopened packaging.



When choosing a KVM, there are many important things to keep in mind. The top ten considerations when choosing your KVM Switch:
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  1. Digital vs. Front-End IP Switch
  2. Support for Audio
  3. Integration of Remote Power Management Functionality
  4. Security & Authentication
  5. Number of Users
  6. CAT5 Switches
  7. Resolution and Performance
  8. Support for Serial Devices
  9. Bandwidth
  10. Distance Requirements

Types of KVM Switch

  • USB KVM Switch

    USB

    A Switch that uses USB cables for keyboard and mouse connections. Some USB switches will also allow PS/2 connections and some will allow sharing of other USB devices such as printers. Other things to look for in a USB switch include ability to share audio and wireless keyboard/mouse connectivity. Also remember to note which USB specification the switch supports.

  • DVI KVM Switch

    DVI

    A switch for use with a DVI compatible monitor or monitors. While the standard monitor connection is typically VGA, DVI monitors are becoming more popular and widely available. DVI switches often have increased resolution capabilities

  • HDMI KVM Switch

    HDMI

    A new emerging market for KVMs includes HDMI ready switches like the SmartAVI HKM-02S HDMI KVM. As one might imagine, these switches are used for connecting HDMI compatible displays. This is especially useful in the audio / visual production field, as well as medical professions where high resolution displays are required. Another use for an HDMI KVM switch is for home theater setups, where a tower and laptop might share a large High-Def television.

  • DisplayPort KVM Switch

    DisplayPort

    Another new market is for switches which support DisplayPort technology. With monitor manufacturers moving away from VGA and DVI-I interfaces, availability of switches like the Adder AV4PRO-DP-US DisplyPort KVM will become more important.

  • Dual Display KVM Switch

    Multi-Display

    A multi-display switch will allow for extended desktops across two or more displays. Displays can be VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort and in some cases mixed input. the number of monitors can range from two to four and higher for specialty applications.

  • Rack Consoles with KVM

    Rack Consoles

    Integrated display, keyboard and mouse/touchpad units for use in server racks, rack consoles will also often include an integrated switch. These space saving monitor drawers provide convenient access to servers right at the server cabinet. One import consideration is the type of mounting rails used for the LCD drawer. Not all rails will work in all server racks.

  • Adder LED Light Module for CCS-PRO4 Free-Flow Switch

    KVM-over-IP

    IP switches use a browser to securely access servers/computers over the internet or LAN. IP KVMs are an excellent replacement for software based remote access packages such as RDP and VNC. Depending on the particular model, benefits of a hardware remote access solution include the ability to cold boot equipment, BIOS level access, port level user profiles, and robust logging.

  • Adder CCS-PRO4 Dual-AC redundant power

    Multi-User

    A multi-user switch will allow simultaneous access to the switch by more than one user from multiple locations. This is accomplished via extension, Over-IP access or a combination of both. Multi-user switches are an excellent choice for enterprise applications where cross-platform switching is needed by multiple team members.