Computer/Embedded Technology


Remote KVM switch

26 June 2013 Computer/Embedded Technology

The SecureLinx SpiderDuo is the newest in Lantronix’ Spider family of remote KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) solutions. It provides secure, remote KVM-over-IP capabilities as well as transparent local access. The Duo’s palm-sized, ‘zero-U’ design is perfect for space-constrained applications. It requires no additional software and allows full BIOS-level control of the host system.

Using integrated Virtual Media, users can transfer files, perform upgrades, install patches, redirect local drives and perform full system upgrades by ISO file.

Coupled with the optional single-port PCU (power control unit), authorised users can also initiate system reboots over the network. Easy configuration and installation are ensured thanks to colour-coded connectors.

SpiderDuo provides reliable, secure access to servers located in data centres, kiosks, regional offices, campuses, ATMs, points-of-sale (POS), training centres, or test and development labs.



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