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HPE IP Console G2 Switch with Virtual Media and CAC 1x1Ex8 - Front HPE IP Console G2 Switch with Virtual Media and CAC 1x1Ex8 - Back

HPE IP Console G2 Switch with Virtual Media and CAC 1x1Ex8

KVM switch - 8 x KVM port(s) - 1 local user - 1 IP user - desktop - for HPE 10XXX G2, 600, 800; Advanced Series Racks 42U 600; ProLiant DL20 Gen9, e2000 G6; Rack
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Manufacturer Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Part number AF620A
  • €4,166.78
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    • HPE Enterprise IP KVM switches provides Smart Card or Common Access Card (CAC) support to the server.
    • HPE Enterprise IP KVM switches includes full remote KVM functionality giving you remote KVM control of servers and serially attached devices at near local performance.
    • HPE Enterprise IP KVM switches displays all system-related information on the console monitor. Same look and feel as the remote On-Board Web Interface (OBWI).
    • HPE Enterprise IP KVM switches may be mounted behind a HPE 1U Rackmount KVM Console such as the LCD8500 with slide rails provided with the switch. It can also be mounted in the side of an HPE rack with the included rails.
    HPE's IP Console Switch G2 with Virtual Media and Common Access Card (CAC) support is a key component in managing the heterogeneous data center and along with the IP Viewer software allows remote access to multiple servers running various operating systems. Virtual media capability allows a removable drive or ISO image to be remotely mapped to an attached server in the data center or a remote office for software installations and upgrades. An intuitive user interface provides menus for configuration, virtual media, display, and even security and upgrades from the local console. The term CAC stands for Common Access Card, also known as "Smart Cards". The CAC allows government agency and other company employees to keep all of their network access information on a card that is read by either an external USB reader or a port on the PC/server.
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