Some KVM switches are designed so that the controlling keyboard, monitor, and mouse is plugged directly into the switch. This feature is especially important for campus-based networks. Connections beyond the specified distance will result in interrupted or corrupt signaling or poor video quality. Also, this feature is important for campus networks. Many switch models offer on-screen menus as a standard feature or an optional upgrade.
Operators can use pop-up menus to identify and select CPUs and name the servers as they choose.
Save time by centralizing control of your computers and becoming more efficient. Save money by reducing the number of keyboards, monitors, and mice you need and slashing the energy costs to cool your server rooms. A ServSwitch saves you money in many ways. See how much you can save in a typical real-world application. 2000 Black Box Corporation.