Planet - IKVM-210-08 - 8-Port Combo IP KVM Switch: Up to 64 computers, On Screen Display (OSD), Quick View Setting (QVS), Hotkey, Stackable, 1U rack-mount, Multiplatform-Windows, Linux, Mac, Sun

Product Overview

The Planet IKVM-210-08 is an 8-port IP KVM switch that can control up to 64 computers through 2-level cascading. It provides local access via OSD, hotkeys, and front-panel buttons, as well as remote management over TCP/IP through a built-in Gigabit Ethernet port. It supports multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Mac, and Sun, with local video resolution up to 2048×1536 and remote access up to 1920×1080.

Key Configuration

• • Local ports: 8 computer connections (cascade up to 64 total computers)
• • Cascading: up to 2 levels, 8 switches maximum
• • Remote access: built-in 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port (TCP/IP)
• • Local video resolution: up to 2048 × 1536
• • Remote video resolution: up to 1920 × 1080
• • Form factor: 1U rack-mount with desktop design

Key Features

Controls up to 8 PCs directly and up to 64 via cascading, with LED status indicators and hot-plug support. Provides secure multi-user access with DES/AES/3DES encryption and admin control. Supports remote management over Gigabit TCP/IP with browser access and multi-OS compatibility. Includes auto-scan, QVS selection, absolute mouse sync, and bandwidth optimization for accurate remote control.

Technical Context

The IKVM-210-08 is a combo IP KVM switch offering local console access (PS/2 or USB with VGA) and remote IP control via web browser over LAN/WAN. It includes Gigabit Ethernet for high-bandwidth video, encryption (DES/AES/3DES) for secure sessions, and supports cascading up to 64 computers. Hot-plug design and multi-OS compatibility (Windows, Linux, Mac, Sun) enable flexible and easy system management.

Installation Notes

1U rack-mount KVM switch with optional desktop installation support. Each connected computer requires a VGA plus USB or PS/2 keyboard and mouse via a KVM cable kit (sold separately), while local control uses a VGA monitor with USB/PS/2 input devices. Remote access is available through LAN/WAN using an RJ-45 Ethernet connection.