TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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17-inch dual-rail LCD KVM switch with eight CAT5 ports and IP-based remote access
The ATEN KL1508AIM is an 8-port KVM switch with an integrated 17in LCD panel that slides into a standard rack. Dual-rail construction lets the display and keyboard tray operate independently for flexible positioning. IP-based management provides remote access to connected servers over the network. CAT5 cabling links the switch to target systems using USB or PS/2 interfaces.
Administrators managing up to eight servers from a single console will benefit from the combined local display and remote IP control. The unit supports both USB and PS/2 host connections without additional adapters. Environments that require more than eight ports or a different display size should consider alternative KVM models.
The switch connects eight computers through CAT5 cables using USB or PS/2 dongles, determining how many systems can be accessed from one console. This port count and cabling method are the key factors when matching the unit to the rack population.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ATEN |
| Product type | USB, PS/2 |
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