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DKX2-101 | | Part # DKX2-101 | | List Price: | $659.00 | | Discount Pricing Available
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The Raritan Dominion KX2-101 is a single port KVM-over-IP switch that gives
you instant, secure access and control, which includes servers in remote and
rugged locations. Designed as a "zero-U," one port/one user IP KVM switch,
it provides non-blocking BIOS level access and control of a single server via a
dedicated IP address.
The Dominion KX II-101 works with the industry's widest range of browsers and
operating systems, so you can use almost any combination of OS and browser. It
also incorporates Raritan's Virtual KVM Desktop features to provide a user
experience that is indistinguishable from an at the rack connection. This
KVM over IP switch is incredibly scalable. And because it is CommandCenter
certified a large number of Dominion KX II-101 units can be integrated through
Raritan's CommandCenter Secure Gateway into a single logical network, with a
single sign-on to a single IP address.
Raritan Dominion KX2-101 Backside
Raritan DKX2-101 Features:
- Absolute Mouse Synchronization reduces installation time and sets a new
standard for mouse synchronization
- Virtual KVM Desktop creates a user experience virtually
indistinguishable from a local server connection
- PC Share mode lets up to eight users remotely access the same server for
collaborative troubleshooting
- Plug-and-play appliance is easily installed; up and running in minutes
- Firmware upgradeable over IP network connection Supports Windows, Mac,
Linux and Solaris platforms
- Works with Raritan's Multi-Platform Client (MPC) Small form factor fits
in many environments
- Serial admin console port allows local configuration and diagnostics
- Non-blocked KVM-over-IP access
- “Zero-U” form factor
- Powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) or an external adapter
- Supports external modem
- 256-bit AES Encryption
- Configurable Strong Password Checking
- Group and port-level permissions
- RADIUS and LDAP and Active Directory Authentication
- Next Generation Common User Interface- browser-based user interface for
enhanced usability and productivity
- Remote Power Control- multi-function serial port that can be used to
connect Raritan’s intelligent PDU, the Dominion PX
- SNMP Management and Syslog
- Centralized management with Raritan CommandCenter Secure Gateway
Raritan Dominion KX2-101 Application Diagram
Raritan DKX2-101 Specifications:
| Mechanical |
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| Height |
1.06 in. (27 mm.) |
| Width |
2.91 in. (74 mm.) |
| Depth |
4.06 in. (103 mm.) |
| Form Factor |
Zero-U form factor; rack
mountable vertically or horizontally
(bracket kit included) |
| Weight |
0.65 lb. (0.30 kg.) |
| Environmental |
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| Operating Temperature |
0° - 40°C (32° - 104°F) |
| Humidity |
20% - 85% RH |
| Power |
AC/DC (100-240V~/ 6VDC)
power adapter or
Power over Ethernet (PoE); compatible with IEEE 802.3af
– Mid-Span Power Insertion
– Signal-Pair Power Insertion
– Class 2 PoE powered device (under 7Wts) |
| Indicators |
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| Blue Raritan back-lit logo |
Boot-up and power indicator |
| Yellow and Green LED |
Network activity and connection speed
indicator |
| Local Connections |
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| Mini USB |
1 - Mini USB port for USB
keyboard / mouse and virtual media connectivity to the target |
| MiniDIN9 |
1 - MiniDIN9 port for
multi-function serial port of full RS-232 features, modem connection,
and
Dominion PX connectivity |
| Remote Connection |
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| Network |
1 Ethernet (RJ45) port
with activity status indicator |
| Protocols |
TCP/IP, telnet, SSH,
HTTP, HTTPS, secure LDAP, RADIUS,
LDAP, DHCP and SNTP |
| Screen Resolutions |
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| PC Graphic mode |
Up to 1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz |
| SUN Video mode |
640 x 480 @
60/72/75/85Hz,
800 x 600 @ 56/60/72/75/85Hz,
1024 x 768 @ 60/70/75/85Hz,
1152 x 864 @ 60/75Hz,
1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz,
1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz,
720 x 400 (for DOS) |
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