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AdderView Matrix
AdderLink IP
Control of many hosts
On its own, the AdderView Matrix
provides access to either eight (model
AVM208) or sixteen (model AVM216)
host systems. However, when linked to
other KVM switches (AdderView Matrix
or otherwise) the user(s) can easily
control up to 128 separate host systems.
Optional power control
One or more optional power switches can be
attached to either unit. These control the supply
to the host system(s) and allow the remote user to
hard reset any system that has suffered a failure.
Remote control
The AdderLink IP allows direct connection to
an Ethernet-based local network and from
there onto the wider Internet, as required.
The robust AdderLink IP security system will
also allow direct connection to the Internet.
Local control
Both the AdderLink IP and
AdderView Matrix provide
ports to allow local user
control, when required.
Welcome
Introduction
This guide is intended as a brief overview to using
the AdderLink IP and the AdderView Matrix products
together. Both of these products are supplied with
their own dedicated guides and this overview provides
clickable links to those guides (when their files are
stored in the same folder of your system).
The AdderLink IP and AdderView Matrix are both
powerful and popular products in their own rights.
However, when they are combined, the resulting
system is even greater than the sum of its parts.
Together these products equip you with full control of
multiple host computers from literally anywhere, all via
a basic internet connection.
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This overview guide contains three main sections:
Installation
Configuration
Operation
