ATEN
ATEN KN1000A-AX-A 1-port VGA KVM over IP switch with PDU
Single-port KVM over IP switch enables remote BIOS-level server access and includes a built-in power outlet for remote rebooting
- TypeOthers
- Remote BIOS-level access via standard web browser
- Out-of-band modem fallback when LAN fails
- Built-in single-port power switch for remote reboot
- Expandable PDU support for additional device control
- Laptop USB Console port for direct local KVM access
Single-port KVM over IP
The ATEN KN1000A-AX-A adds network-based remote control to a single VGA server or KVM switch, giving administrators BIOS-level access through a standard browser or Windows and Java clients without visiting the rack. It is aimed at IT teams that manage distributed infrastructure and need reliable out-of-band troubleshooting when the primary LAN is unavailable.
Built-in power switching and serial console
A local single-port power switch lets operators cycle the connected server on, off or reboot remotely, while an optional ATEN PDU expands managed outlets for larger deployments. The Laptop USB Console port provides quick local KVM access from a laptop, and serial console redirection allows remote management of network switches and other serial devices.
Replaces on-site crash carts and basic remote tools
This unit removes the need to dispatch staff for routine reboots or BIOS changes, especially where no native IPMI or iDRAC exists. The jump is worth it when out-of-band access over modem backup is required and when a single appliance must combine KVM, power control and serial console for one critical host.
Highlights
- Remote BIOS-level access via standard web browser
- Out-of-band modem fallback when LAN fails
- Built-in single-port power switch for remote reboot
- Expandable PDU support for additional device control
- Laptop USB Console port for direct local KVM access
Specifications
| Brand | Aten Corp |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
| Shipping weight | 2.04 kg |
| Package size | 406 × 229 × 127 mm |
Questions about this item
How does the KN1000A-AX-A connect to the network for remote access?
The unit provides over-IP connectivity so you can reach the attached server through a standard web browser or the Windows and Java client applications from any location with network access.
What physical connection does the KN1000A-AX-A need on the server side?
It uses a single VGA video port together with USB for keyboard and mouse, plus a serial port for console management of network devices.
How is the Laptop USB Console (LUC) port used during setup?
Plug a laptop into the LUC port with a USB cable to gain immediate local KVM access for configuration before the unit is placed on the network.
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