...switches use network or IP addresses that identify locations on the network. Physical addresses identify devices; network addresses identify locations. A location can be a LAN workstation, a location in a computer’s memory, or even a packet of data ...

...Each housing must be equipped with at least one basic module offering HDMI, DVI-D or DVI-I interfaces and two USB HID ports. • The basic modules (mainboards) are available with single or dual video as well as link redundancy. The upgrade modules off...

...industry. A lot of equipment purchased a long time ago is using these interfaces. Purchasing new equipment is not desirable or too expensive. A lot of standard equipment is available to make the transition between newer topologies like Ethernet an...

...solution for multiple signal types with the DKM. Replace multiple devices with one chassis-based system for switching and extension. • Video and KVM signals. • The DKM supports routing, switching, and multi-point distribution of KVM and perip...

...div.Cell:hover { border-bottom: 1px solid #888; } • .basicTable td {vertical-align:middle;} •   • The DKM is a hybrid matrix switching solution for multiple signal types in an innovative KVM product system. This system replaces multipl...

...buy and set up VPN equipment by yourself. But some service providers have introduced VPN solutions that guarantee certain levels of service. They boast 99% uptime and offer credit reimbursements for outages, for example, so this means that the VPN...

...serial devices even over very long distances—as far as your network stretches. It’s even possible to connect serial devices across the Internet. A terminal server connects the remote serial device to the network, and then another terminal server...

...using a modem or TCP/IP Ethernet connection. • The software is available conveniently preloaded on a PC we ship to you or included with your Tiger II Controller system. • Use the Windows® compatible software’s GUI to define system parameters, set...

...to be expanded over a whole network. • Spanning Tree: (STP/802.1d) The switch can detect network loops and is able to break the loop by disabling one of the uplinks. This allows administrators to build up network rings to build up redundanc...

...for Time Division Multiplexing and is based on the idea to subdivide time (e.g. one second) into many smaller units. • An information unit can now be transmitted separately in each of these units. The information units need not be in a logical seq...