
Integra Sun KVM Switch
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Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Overview
One-Console Sun KVM Switch
The combination of Integra Console and a Sun KVM switch offers the
latest, most efficient way to control multiple Sun serv ers. The
ISM108 can control f rom 8 to 64 Sun servers with the Integra Console
or another set of console.
Adv anced key board and mouse emulation technology ensures
trouble-f ree Sun server boot-up and seamless switching. Special
f unction keys of a Sun keyboard are simulated by combo-key
operation on the Integra Console key board.
Two-Console Matrix Sun KVM Switch
The adv anced matrix Sun KVM switch, ISM2208, enables two
separate users to manage ov er eight servers with two sets of
key boards, mice, and monitors simultaneously. When cascaded, it
can easily be expanded f or dual user access of up to 32 servers with
simultaneous access.
High Video Quality & Real DDC2 Compatibility
Integra Console's TFT LCD display supports VGA resolution up to
1024x768 without any degradation. The adv anced VGA circuit
design guarantees smooth and f licker-free switching f rom one server
to the other.
The switch automatically responds Sun serv ers with correct DDC2
communication f or optimum resolution setting.
Integra Sun KVM Switch
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Features
Manage 8 Sun servers with one or two sets of keyboards, mice
and monitors
Two-tier cascade conf iguration expands system capability
Auto-scan automatically selects serv ers sequentially
Hot-key functions allow easy serv er access
Support Key board with various language systems
Key board states automatically sav ed and restored when switching
serv ers
Hot plug-and-play
Key board and mouse can be hot plugged at any time
DDC2 communication built-in
19” rack-mountable to the rear of a rack cabinet
Features for multi-access Sun KVM Switch Module
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Manage multiple serv ers from two or more locations
simultaneously
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Selectable User Timeout
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Expandable up to 32 servers