Tripp Lite by Eaton NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit with Virtual Media and CAC Support (B064-IPG Series), USB and DVI, TAA

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Description

The NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit from Tripp Lite by Eaton is a high-performance bridge between your servers and KVM management, designed to simplify remote administration in data centers, laboratories, and edge deployments. Engineered to deliver seamless remote control, this DVI USB server interface supports Virtual Media and Common Access Card (CAC) authentication, enabling secure, flexible, and efficient access to critical infrastructure. With USB and DVI connectivity, it integrates smoothly into existing management workflows and KVM ecosystems, reducing on-site visits, accelerating maintenance, and enabling faster deployment of operating systems, firmware, and diagnostic tools. The B064-IPG Series embodies an enterprise-grade approach to remote server management, combining robust hardware with thoughtful features that IT administrators demand for uptime, security, and streamlined operations.

  • Seamless KVM integration for centralized control: The NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit serves as a reliable bridge between your server hardware and KVM switches, enabling administrators to manage multiple servers from a single console. By consolidating access through a KVM environment, you can efficiently switch between hosts, monitor console output, and execute remote tasks without repeatedly physically accessing data centers. This integration strengthens operational efficiency, reduces downtime, and supports consistent configuration across the server fleet.
  • Virtual Media capabilities for remote deployment and diagnostics: Virtual Media support lets you mount ISO images, firmware files, drivers, and diagnostic tools remotely as if they were attached locally. This capability accelerates operating system installation, software updates, and troubleshooting while eliminating the need to shuttle physical media between locations. In environments with limited physical access, Virtual Media is a game changer for quick deployments, secure updates, and streamlined maintenance cycles.
  • CAC support for secure authentication and access control: The CAC functionality provides an additional layer of security by allowing Common Access Card-enabled authentication during remote sessions. This feature is essential for government agencies, defense contractors, and security-conscious enterprises that require strong identity verification and access control when performing remote server management. CAC support helps meet compliance requirements while preserving convenient remote administration.
  • Versatile USB and DVI connectivity for broad compatibility: With USB 2.0 and DVI interfaces, the NetDirector unit offers versatile, widely compatible connectors for modern servers and display devices. The USB path handles keyboard, mouse, and peripheral devices, while the DVI interface delivers clear, native video output to the console. This combination supports a familiar management experience and avoids the need for additional adapters or complex cabling in many configurations.
  • Enterprise-grade design and procurement readiness (TAA compliant): Built for data center use, the NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit emphasizes reliability and long-term support. The device is Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant, meeting government procurement requirements and simplifying purchasing for organizations that must adhere to federal contracting standards. Its compact form and robust feature set make it suitable for deployments ranging from small clusters to large-scale server farms.

Technical Details of NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit (B064-IPG Series)

  • Model: B064-IPG Series
  • Product family: NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit
  • Interfaces: USB 2.0 and DVI
  • Virtual Media: Supported
  • CAC Support: Yes
  • KVM compatibility: Designed to work with compatible KVM switches and management software
  • Compliance: TAA compliant
  • Usage: Remote server management and secure access in data centers, labs, and edge environments

how to install NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit

  • Power down all connected devices and identify a suitable placement between the server and the KVM switch where cabling can be routed cleanly and securely.
  • Connect the server to the NetDirector unit using the DVI video cable for display output and the USB cable for data and peripheral connectivity.
  • Attach the NetDirector device to the KVM switch using the appropriate ports, ensuring a firm, stable connection that minimizes signal loss and electrical interference.
  • Power up the NetDirector unit first, then the KVM switch and connected servers. Allow the management software to detect the device and verify that the console can access the target servers.
  • Install any required management software or drivers according to the user manual. Enable Virtual Media and CAC options within the management console, and configure user permissions for remote access.
  • Test remote sessions by launching a console, mounting a virtual ISO image, and performing a CAC-authenticated login to verify secure access and media deployment capabilities.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the NetDirector DVI USB Server Interface Unit used for? It acts as a bridge between servers and KVM switches, enabling secure remote management, video access, and media mounting for streamlined data-center administration.
  • Does this unit support Virtual Media? Yes. Virtual Media enables mounting remote ISO images, firmware files, and diagnostics for remote deployment and maintenance.
  • Is CAC authentication available? Yes. CAC support provides enhanced security for remote sessions through Common Access Card authentication.
  • Is the device compliant with government procurement standards? Yes. The B064-IPG Series is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government and other procurement programs that require Trade Agreements Act compliance.
  • What connectivity does it use? It uses USB 2.0 for data and peripherals and a DVI interface for video output, ensuring compatibility with standard servers and consoles.

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