Black Box KV120E User Manual download pdf

Choose IP-based or

non-IP-based

multiplatform KVM

switching for global

server control.

Supports one local

user and one or two

remote users at the

same time.

Uses CAT5 cabling to

connect to as many as

16 computer CPUs.

CPUs can be PS/2, USB,

or Sun compatible.

Supports resolutions

up to 1600 x 1280 for

the local user or 1280 x

1024 for remote users.

he servers go down. They call

you. You drive to work, sit down

at a keyboard/video/mouse

(KVM)-switch user station, and

send a simple set of commands to

reboot the system. You drive

home. So much for your other

evening or weekend plans…

Sound familiar? Ever wonder

why no one’s managed to work

out KVM-switch technology that

would let you manage your

servers from home—or, for that

matter, from anywhere you need

to be?

That technology is here at last.

The ServSelect™ converts video,

keyboard, and mouse data into IP

packets and sends it down the

hall or across the globe to logged-

in users running a copy of the

ServSelect IP’s included

software.

We offer two ServSelect IP

models and two ServSelect IP

SCPS models.

Do smooth KVM switching over IP

to manage computers from anywhere.

Key Features

SERVSELECT IP AND SERVSELECT IP SCPS

Both of the ServSelect IP

models support one local analog

user station. However, one model

(product code KV120A for the

120-VAC version or KV120E for the

230-VAC version) supports only

one connection at a time to a

remote digital user station. The

other model (KV121A) supports

two simultaneous remote digital

connections.

Each ServSelect IP has

sixteen RJ-45 CPU ports from

which you can run CAT5 cables to

the locations of your computer

CPUs and other devices. At the

device end, the CAT5 cables

connect to the CPUs through

Server Access Modules (SAMs)

that plug directly into the CPUs’

keyboard, video, and mouse ports.

To remotely and securely

manage the ports of any server,

choose the ServSelect IP SCPS. It

works with the non-IP ports of any

server (e-mail, FTP, Web, etc.) or

data center device (router,

firewall, switch, etc.). The SCPS

models concentrate the separate

console connections of these

elements into a single non-

blocked high-speed network link

that can be managed over the

network.

And the SCPS is operating-

system independent, so it can

control virtually any hardware

platform or OS that supports

remote serial management (such

as Linux, UNIX

, Sun Solaris

, and

Windows servers).

SNMP management features

and MIB-II traps and alarms alert

administrators to user additions,

logins, logouts, authentication

failures, and the status of

application image upgrades in

process with the SCPS.

Even though the IP models

don’t have SNMP management,

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Key Features

1Choose IP-based ornon-IP-basedmultiplatform KVMswitching for globalserver control.Supports one localuser and one or tworemote users at thesame time.U

Page 2

2configuration and security is stillsimple. SAMs (used with theServSelect IP models only—KV120A and KV121A) areavailable for IBM®PS/2®(KV125A),USB (KV

Page 3 - Specifications

3Compliance:EMI/RFI: CE (EN55022 Class A,EN55024, EN61000-3-3); FCCPart 15 Subpart B Class A, ICClass/classe A; VCCI Class A;Electrical safety: IEC950

Page 4 - Ordering Information

4Ordering InformationITEM . CODEServSelect IPFor one analog user and one digital user120-VAC ...............