TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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KVM extender with USB, VGA and RJ-45 ports for one computer connection
This HPE KVM extender connects a single computer to a remote console using wired USB VGA and RJ-45 links. It suits administrators who manage one server from a distance without extra switching hardware.
The adapter relies on a direct wired connection so distance is limited by cable quality and signal loss on the VGA and USB lines. It does not support IP-based remote access or multi-computer switching.
One USB port one VGA port and one RJ-45 port provide keyboard mouse and video for a single system. Buyers who need to control multiple servers or require digital video inputs cannot use this unit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HPE |
| Product type | KVM Extender |
This adapter provides exactly one USB, one VGA and one RJ-45 port for a single computer, so there is no alternative capacity to select.
It lets you control one server or workstation from a remote console over the wired link.
The single RJ-45 port carries the KVM signal over standard network cabling to the console.
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