Opengear IM4248-2-DAC-X1 48-Port Device Server
48-port console server in a 1U rack-mount chassis with 64 MB RAM and a 166 MHz processor
- 48 ports give dense serial connectivity in 1U rack space
- 64 MB RAM supports multiple concurrent management sessions
- 166 MHz Micrel processor handles console traffic reliably
- IPMI 1.5 and SSH v2 enable secure remote access
- RADIUS, TACACS+ and LDAP centralise authentication control
48-Port Console Server for Rack Deployments
The Opengear IM4248-2-DAC-X1 is a 1U rack-mount device server providing 48 serial ports for out-of-band management of network infrastructure. It targets administrators who need dense, wired console access to routers, switches and firewalls from a single appliance.
Micrel KS8695P Processor with 64 MB RAM
The unit runs on a Micrel KS8695P processor clocked at 166 MHz with 64 MB of installed memory. Wired connectivity uses PPP and RS-232 data link protocols, while the 1U form factor allows standard rack mounting without consuming excessive vertical space in the cabinet.
Multi-Protocol Remote Management Suite
Remote management is handled through HTTP, HTTPS, IPMI 1.5, SNMP, SSH, SSH-2, TFTP, Telnet and VNC protocols. Authentication supports RADIUS, PAP, CHAP, TACACS+, Secure Shell v.2 and LDAP. Network services include DHCP, FTP and NTP for time synchronisation and file transfer.
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- Price $734.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 168 comparable items (median $335.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which serial protocols does the 48-port console server support for out-of-band management?
The unit handles PPP and RS-232 data-link protocols across all 48 ports for direct device connectivity.
What rack space and mounting hardware does the 1U chassis require?
The server occupies a single 1U rack height and includes mounting brackets for standard cabinet installation.
How is the IM4248-2-DAC-X1 initially configured, and which step is commonly missed?
Connect to the console port, assign an IP via DHCP or static entry, then enable HTTPS and SSH; users often forget to activate SSH-2 for secure remote access.
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