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IP Accessing a PC via Ethernet

Discussion in 'KVM' started by Larry, Jul 8, 2013.

  1. Larry

    Larry New member

    I am looking for a device that would allow me to connect to a PC on our production floor through Ethernet. Once I had control, I would be able to see what is on the screen and control the keyboard and mouse. I would use Windows Remote Desktop or equivalent but the computer's Ethernet is not connected to the network and cannot be. A device that would allow me to control the monitor, mouse and keyboard could be connected to the network however.

    I am not sure which of your products provide this ability. Do you have a recommendation and user's manuals for your devices?
     
  2. KVMGalore Expert

    KVMGalore Expert Staff Member

    [​IMG]You could use a single-port IP KVM Gateway to accomplish this, such as the AdderLink iPEPS.

    Some issues to consider may include:

    - The need for a local KVM console to access the PC locally (in addition to the ability to access it remotely over Ethernet). AdderLink iPEPS Dual Access, for example, provides this ability.

    - The video interface (i.e. VGA or DVI). Most models support VGA. Models supporting DVI include AdderLink Digital iPEPS; AdderLink IP Gold.

    - The keyboard/mouse interface. Some support USB. Some support PS/2. Some (such as AdderLink IP Gold) support both.
     

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