Raritan Dominion SX II 48-Port Console

Raritan Dominion SX II 48-Port Console is the flagship high-density remote management solution designed for modern data centers and enterprise IT environments. This 48-port console server delivers secure, scalable access to a wide range of servers, network devices, and infrastructure gear, enabling administrators to monitor, troubleshoot, and manage equipment from anywhere, at any time. Built to streamline operations, reduce onsite visits, and accelerate incident response, the Dominion SX II Console combines robust security, flexible deployment options, and an intuitive interface to meet the demands of busy IT teams. Whether you are consolidating remote access for a large server farm or provisioning a lean data center, the Dominion SX II Console provides reliable, unattended operation with comprehensive control over every connected device. Its emphasis on ease of use, strong authentication options, and centralized management makes it a trusted solution for maintaining uptime and maximizing IT efficiency.

• Enables KVM over IP and remote console access to up to 48 servers and devices, empowering IT staff to troubleshoot, install, and configure systems without on-site visits. This high-density port count is ideal for data centers, labs, and multi-rack environments where physical access is limited or time is critical.
• Offers secure remote access with encryption, role-based access control, and integrated authentication options. By supporting LDAP, RADIUS, and local accounts, it ensures that only authorized personnel can view or control connected hardware, protecting sensitive infrastructure from unauthorized intrusion.
• Designed for reliability and availability with robust hardware and resilient management features. Built to withstand demanding data-center workloads, the Dominion SX II Console helps reduce MTTR by delivering immediate visibility and control over connected devices during incidents and routine maintenance.
• Provides centralized management through a streamlined web-based UI and seamless integration with Raritan management software. This enables consistent configuration, comprehensive auditing, port-level monitoring, and alerting across all 48 ports from a single pane of glass.
• Supports easy deployment and scalable growth with a rack-mount-friendly design, straightforward port mapping, and flexible networking options. It complements existing IT ecosystems, supports multiple access methods, and simplifies expansion as your environment evolves.

Technical Details of Raritan Dominion SX II 48-Port Console

• SKU/UPC: Not provided in the product description. For exact specifications, refer to the Synex catalog using the appropriate UPC/SKU.
• Ports: 48 console ports for managing servers and network devices.
• Management interfaces: Web-based UI with secure remote access; supports standard administrative protocols as configured by the SKU.
• Security features: Encryption, role-based access control, and authentication options (LDAP/RADIUS) to safeguard access to connected equipment.
• Power and networking: Details depend on the SKU; typically includes Ethernet connectivity for management and remote access, with standard power input corresponding to data-center requirements.
• Form factor: Rack-mountable console server designed to fit standard data-center racks; exact chassis dimensions vary by SKU.
• Monitoring and logging: Built-in event logging and monitoring capabilities to track access, actions, and device status across all ports.

How to Install Raritan Dominion SX II 48-Port Console

• Prepare your rack space by selecting a suitable 19-inch rack location with adequate airflow and clearance for cabling and maintenance.
• Mount the Dominion SX II Console in the rack using the included rails or mounting hardware, ensuring a secure and level installation.
• Connect the 48 managed ports to servers, storage systems, and network devices using compatible KVM cables or adapters as recommended by your deployment.
• Connect the console server to a reliable management network via Ethernet; configure a static IP address or reserve DHCP as dictated by your network policy.
• Power up the unit and access the initial configuration interface through the web UI or a management workstation. Create the first administrator account and set up baseline security settings.
• Configure network settings, enable TLS encryption, and establish authentication methods (LDAP/RADIUS/local accounts) to control access to the console ports.
• Define user roles and permissions, set up port mappings, and configure event notifications or alerts to monitor device health and access activity.
• Test remote access by logging in from an off-site workstation, verifying that you can view consoles and control multiple connected devices from the centralized management interface.
• Document the configuration settings for disaster recovery and implement backup procedures for the console server configuration to ensure quick restoration if needed.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the Dominion SX II 48-Port Console? A: It is a high-density console server from Raritan that provides remote KVM over IP access to up to 48 servers and devices, enabling secure and centralized management from anywhere.
• Q: Does it support KVM over IP? A: Yes, the Dominion SX II 48-Port Console supports remote KVM over IP, allowing administrators to interact with connected systems remotely through a browser or compatible management tool.
• Q: How secure is this device? A: The system includes encryption, role-based access control, and options for LDAP/RADIUS authentication to protect access to critical infrastructure and prevent unauthorized usage.
• Q: Can I manage multiple ports from a single interface? A: Yes. Centralized management tools and the web UI provide port-level configuration, monitoring, and alerting across all 48 ports for streamlined administration.
• Q: Where can I find exact specifications? A: Exact specifications depend on the SKU/UPC; consult the Synnex catalog or the product datasheet for your specific SKU to confirm port counts, power, network requirements, and supported features.