Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite B064-008-01-IPG 8-Port Cat5 KVM over IP Switch 1U Rack-Mount
Controls up to eight servers via Cat5 with one local and one remote user, virtual media, dual C14 power inlets, laptop console port and TAA compliance in a 1U rack unit
- Control 8 servers from a single console
- 1 local and 1 remote user simultaneous access
- Virtual Media maps remote drives to servers
- Dual C14 inlets provide power redundancy
- 1U rack-mount fits 19-inch EIA rack
8-Port Cat5 KVM over IP Switch
The Tripp Lite B064-008-01-IPG is a 1U rack-mount KVM switch that provides BIOS-level control of up to 8 computers or servers from a single console. It supports 1 local and 1 remote user simultaneously and includes Virtual Media for remote storage access. The unit is TAA compliant for GSA Schedule purchases.
Cat5 Interface Distance and Port Limits
The switch uses Cat5 cabling to connect up to 8 target systems directly, including blade servers. Dual redundant C14 power inlets maintain operation if one supply fails. Flash-upgradable firmware over Ethernet allows compatibility updates without server-resident software.
1U Rack Installation and Laptop Console Port
Included hardware mounts the unit in a standard 19-inch rack using 1U of space. A dedicated LUC port enables direct laptop connection for local console operation. No server-side software is required, preserving host performance and reliability.
Highlights
- Control 8 servers from a single console
- 1 local and 1 remote user simultaneous access
- Virtual Media maps remote drives to servers
- Dual C14 inlets provide power redundancy
- 1U rack-mount fits 19-inch EIA rack
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many servers can the B064-008-01-IPG control simultaneously?
The switch directly controls up to eight computers or servers at the same time, including blade servers, from a single console.
What does the dual redundant C14 power inlet design provide for daily operation?
Dual redundant C14 inlets keep the unit running if one power supply fails, ensuring continuous 24/7 reliability for critical systems.
How does the Cat5 KVM over IP connection limit remote console performance?
Cat5 cabling carries the KVM signals to the IP module, enabling BIOS-level remote access over the network without installing server-resident software.
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