Vertiv Avocent MPUIQ-VMCHS KVM cable 1.17 ft
- 1.17 ft
- Black
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Connects servers to KVM over IP switches with DVI video, USB 2.0, virtual media and smartcard/CAC support
Style DVI Cable
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The Vertiv Avocent MPUIQ-VMCDV is a KVM server interface module that provides a DVI video and USB 2.0 connection to a target server. It links to MergePoint IQ or Autoview KVM switches over standard CAT5 cabling for remote management access.
This module suits administrators who need virtual media capability for remote ISO mounting and troubleshooting sessions. It also supports smartcard and CAC authentication for secure access. Buyers without a compatible Avocent KVM over IP switch or those requiring DisplayPort or HDMI video interfaces should look elsewhere.
The cable delivers a DVI video signal alongside USB 2.0 for keyboard, mouse and virtual media data. One module is required for each server connected to the KVM switch. The unit weighs 5.1 units.
| Brand | Avocent |
|---|---|
| Model | MPUIQ-VMCDV |
| Color | Black |
| Shipping weight | 0.09 kg |
| Package size | 200 × 90 × 25 mm |
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This module is designed for Vertiv Avocent MergePoint IQ KVM-over-IP switches and also works with Autoview and MergePoint Unity KVM switches via standard CAT5 cable.
The module provides a DVI video and USB 2.0 interface; compatibility with VGA or USB 1.1 ports would require separate adapters not included with this cable.
After setup, the KVM switch interface should show virtual media devices as mounted drives and prompt for smartcard credentials during login, confirming both features are operational.
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