Digital KVM Switches Are Quite Popular: Analog KVM Switches Still Deserve Respect - Which Technology Is Best for Your Data Center or Lab
Source: ATEN Technology
KVM (Keyboard-Video monitor-Mouse) switches are an essential technology in modern data centers. These switches have been used for almost two decades to access multiple computers from one or more consoles, saving a great deal of space and power as contrasted to using individual monitors, keyboards and mice for each computer. KVM switches also save a lot of time since technicians and administrators can sit at one place and care for computers spread throughout a large data center, and with the help of IP-connected KVM switches, care for computers worldwide.
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| Date: | Jan 2010 |
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