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HPE's IP Console Switch G2 with Virtual Media and Common Access Card (CAC) support is a key component in managing the heterogeneous data center and along with the IP Viewer software allows remote access to multiple servers running various operating systems. Virtual media capability allows a removable drive or ISO image to be remotely mapped to an attached server in the data center or a remote office for software installations and upgrades. An intuitive user interface provides menus for configuration, virtual media, display, and even security and upgrades from the local console. The term CAC stands for Common Access Card, also known as "Smart Cards". The CAC allows government agency and other company employees to keep all of their network access information on a card that is read by either an external USB reader or a port on the PC/server.

Hovedsalgs punkt

• Common Access Card (CAC) support
• True serial
• DVD support
• Supports existing ITFC server modules, backward compatible
• Dual-stack IPv6 with stateless auto configuration
• Support for DVD-ROM data over virtual media
• Remote virtual media
• ILO compatibility
• Local console user interface
• Programmable scanning
• Configuration NVRAM
• Password protection

Produktfunksjoner

• Remote virtual media
  Easily load and update software and firmware from anywhere on the LAN or WAN when used with virtual media interface adapters.
• iLO compatibility
  Easily switch between remote KVM and iLO sessions directly from the IP Viewer software.
• Local console user interface
  It displays all system-related information on the console monitor, same look and feel as the remote On-Board Web Interface (OBWI).
• Programmable scanning
  An evaluation of system performance can be made by sequentially scanning any or all of the computers in the system. Programmable scanning allows you to determine which computers to include as well as the duration of the connection.
• Configuration NVRAM
  NVRAM (non-volatile RAM) makes it easy to set configuration information using commands entered from the keyboard. The NVRAM stores the resulting configuration until a user decision is made to change the information, even if the unit loses power.
• Password protection
  For protection against unauthorized users, the switch box provides a local password option for security purposes as well as individual user authentication and access rights for remote users.