Overview
The KVM-over-IP (IP-KVM) redirects local keyboard, mouse and video data to a remote administration console. It allows you to control one or many computers locally at the server site or remotely via the Internet using a standard browser. You can securely gain BIOS level access to systems for maintenance, support, or failure recovery over the Internet. Communication is secure via SSL authentication and encryption. It can be used in conjunction with a KVM switch for multiple-server access. With the advanced function of Virtual Media, user can view, move or copy data located on virtual media to and from any target device. Manage remote systems more efficiently by allowing operating system installation, recovery, hard drive recovery, BIOS updating and target device backup.

• Manage servers around the world
• Remote KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) access over IP or analogous telephone line (modem needed)
• Local console port for direct analogous access to KVM switch
• Combo (PS/2 + USB) Local Console interfaces
• Dual LAN port for Remote Console and easy cascaded wiring
• Dual USB2.0 port for Local Console and general purpose USB devices
• Full control under any OS, in BIOS level, during boot, or at Blue Screens
• No additional software necessary on client console side
• Remote mass storage control and redirection
• Remote control over Java-enabled Browsers
• Interwork with most of KVM switches
• SSL Secure access through certificate authentication and data encryption
• DES/Triple-DES/AES 128/192/256-bit encryption for all transmitted data
• RSA 2048-bit encryption for authentication
• Auto-optimize the frame rate and video quality according to the bandwidth availability
• Automatically senses video resolution for best possible screen capture
• High-performance mouse tracking and synchronization
• Firmware update via web interface
• Remote power wakeup on the target computer
• Remote control of Serial Power Distribution Unit
• Console Server function for serial-based servers and network appliances
• Rack mountable

With the built-in Ethernet switch, we can easily cascade multiple IP-KVM to control multiple host computers.
1. Same procedure to install cable connections of every stand-alone IP-KVM and host computer.
2. Connect Ethernet cable (straight or cross-over) between IP-KVM units (LAN1 or LAN2).

Instead of connecting to a computer, the IP-KVM host side can be connected to a multi-port KVM Switch system. In installation procedures are as for stand-alone computer, except that the host signals are connected to the PS/2 Local Console of the KVM Switch. The figure below depicts the cable connections.