KVM over IP Gateways

KVM over IP gateways add remote access capability to existing (legacy) KVM switches, providing remote users with secure BIOS-level access to manage mission-critical servers. 

KVM-access-over-IP gateways enable users to remotely control a single computer or groups of servers, managed by a legacy KVM switch, from any location using standard TCP/IP over LAN, WAN or Internet.

Authorized users have direct access and total control of target servers and other IT devices, enabling BIOS level access to the remote computer completely independent of their operating system, for maintenance, administration, running GUI applications, troubleshooting, and even rebooting.

KVM-access-over-IP gateways are aimed at a broad spectrum of computer users, IT professionals and users of KVM switching systems, managing anywhere from a single computer to dozens of servers, who wish to add a remote IP access to their existing KVM switching infrastructure without compromising on security, quality and functionality.

Use KVM over IP gateways for:

• Control servers from within the building or across campus
• Manage servers at branch offices from a central site
• Provide remote support for worldwide data centers
• Troubleshoot, reconfigure, and reboot servers from home
• Provide convenient, secure lights-out server management
• A high performance solution for remote BIOS-level control

Explore KVM over IP gateways (through the drop list at the top right corner of your screen), and learn more about the differences between:

• AdderLink IP
• IP Control*
• Smart IP Access*

* These systems can be centrally-managed -- see "KVM over IP Central Management"

Also known as: KVM IP, remote KVM IP, KVM server management over IP, remote kvm, remote server management, remote server access, kvm ip switch, KVM-access over-IP appliances.