Eaton 16-Port Cat5e KVM over IP Switch - Virtual Media, 4 Users (Remote + 1 Local Port), HDMI Output, 1U Rack-Mount, TAA

Tripp Lite by EatonSKU: 9464629

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Description

Meet a powerful, scalable solution for remote data-center management. The Eaton 16-Port Cat5e KVM over IP Switch with Virtual Media delivers BIOS-level access to up to 16 servers from anywhere in the world, all from a single console. Designed for reliability in enterprise environments, this switch combines robust remote management with a local console option, enabling IT teams to troubleshoot, deploy, and maintain servers without on-site visits. With HDMI output for local display, USB keyboard and mouse support, and a compact 1U rack-mount form factor, it’s an ideal choice for blade servers, dense server farms, and remote office deployments. Built to meet stringent procurement standards, it’s TAA-compliant and ready to integrate into your existing IT infrastructure.

  • BIOS-level KVM over IP access to up to 16 servers from anywhere, enabling remote troubleshooting, BIOS configuration changes, and OS deployment without physical presence.
  • Supports up to 4 concurrent users (remote plus one local port) for collaboration, rapid response, and hands-on maintenance across multiple systems.
  • HDMI output provides local display capability for a full console experience, paired with USB keyboard and mouse control for seamless interoperability.
  • Virtual Media support allows remote ISO mounting, OS deployment, software updates, and file transfer, accelerating maintenance and deployment workflows.
  • 1U rack-mount design with Cat5e network connectivity and a compact footprint, ideal for data centers, blade environments, and enterprise racks.

Technical Details of Eaton 16-Port Cat5e KVM over IP Switch - Virtual Media

  • Ports: 16-port Cat5e KVM over IP with BIOS-level access to up to 16 computers/servers (including blade servers).
  • Users: Supports up to 4 concurrent users (remote plus one local port).
  • Video Output: HDMI output for local monitor connection.
  • Virtual Media: Virtual Media support for remote ISO mounting, software deployment, and file transfers.
  • Form Factor: 1U rack-mount chassis for standard 19" racks.
  • Network: Ethernet management interface via Cat5e (or higher) networking for IP-based access.
  • Compliance: TAA-compliant for government and enterprise procurement.
  • Compatibility: Designed to work with blade servers and mixed server environments.
  • Keyboard/Mouse/Display: USB keyboard and mouse support at the local console; HDMI video for the admin workstation.

How to install Eaton 16-Port Cat5e KVM over IP Switch

  • Mount the unit in a standard 19" rack, securing it with the included mounting hardware for a stable 1U footprint.
  • Connect the management Ethernet port to your trusted network and apply power to the switch.
  • Attach a local console by connecting an HDMI monitor to the HDMI output and plugging a USB keyboard and mouse into the designated local USB ports.
  • Link each target server to the KVM switch according to your server hardware and port mapping, ensuring compatibility with USB and video connections as specified in the admin guide.
  • Access the KVM over IP interface using the switch’s IP address, then configure user accounts, access controls, Virtual Media, and firmware updates following the admin guide.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: How many computers can the Eaton KVM over IP switch manage?

    A: It provides BIOS-level access to up to 16 computers/servers from a single console.

  • Q: How many users can connect simultaneously?

    A: Up to 4 concurrent users, including remote access and one local console.

  • Q: Does it support Virtual Media?

    A: Yes. Virtual Media enables remote ISO mounting, OS deployment, and file transfers.

  • Q: What is the form factor?

    A: 1U rack-mount, designed for standard 19" racks.

  • Q: Is HDMI output available?

    A: Yes. The switch includes HDMI output for local display and control.

  • Q: Is the product TAA-compliant?

    A: Yes, it is TAA-compliant for government and enterprise procurement.


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