TRIPP LITE B070-016-19-IP NetCommander 16-Port Cat5 1U Rack-Mount 1+1 User Console KVM Switch with 19-in. LCD and IP Remote Access

TRIPP LITE B070-016-19-IP NetCommander 16-Port Cat5 1U Rack-Mount 1+1 User Console KVM Switch with 19-in. LCD and IP Remote Access

Saves Space and Money
• Combines 16-port KVM switch, 19” LCD screen, keyboard and touchpad in a single 1U rack-mountable drawer
• Mounts into 19”-wide rack, 27”-42” deep; to mount in a 2-post rack, use Tripp Lite’s B019-000
• Inexpensive Cat5e/6/6a cabling lets you locate servers up to 100 ft. from the switch
• Use a Server Interface Unit, B078-101-USB-1 (for USB) with each server that will be connected with Cat5 cable
• To convert DisplayPort or HDMI computers to VGA, use Tripp Lite adapters P134-06N-VGA-V2 or P131-06N. Maximum video resolutions using adapters may vary.

IP Remote Access for Fewer Trips to the Server Room
• Remote access means there’s no need to travel to the server room or network closet
• Java-based application allows Windows computers to control a target server via web browser from any location over a secured IP connection
• A non-browser client is available that allows Windows computers to remotely access the KVM without the need for a browser and without the need to install Java
• 1 local + 1 remote user can access different ports concurrently; up to 5 users can share a single session
• Supports both IPv4 and IPv6
• Free Management Software available to Access and Control all of your Tripp Lite NetCommander IP KVM’s (B070 and B072 IP series) from a single interface

Simplifies IT Tasks
• On-screen display, hot keys and remote toolbar for easy use
• 2 serial ports allow control of serial-manageable devices such as IP PDUs, firewalls and routers
• Add IP PDUs as devices that can be controlled by the KVM; assign individual ports to an IP PDU port to power on/off the server connected to that port
• Virtual Media allows a .iso file to be mounted to a target server and accessed as if it were directly stored on it
• Fast Virtual Media KVM System patented under Pat. No. US 9,417,720
• System-sent messages to SNMP server notify you of LAN failures
• Supports RADIUS and LDAP/S authentication
• Log tracks events on your installation