Belkin OmniView manual Remote Access, Digital Users, Web-Browser Based, User-Friendly Interface

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•Remote Access

The RIPM provides remote access to your KVM configuration and all connected servers. It also sets up to provide remote access to an individual computer or server.

•Digital Users

The RIPM allows one digital user to access and control connected KVM switches and servers. It also enables an additional 25 users to simultaneously view digital video for collaborative troubleshooting.

•Web-Browser Based

The RIPM’s interface is web-browser-based; any computer can access it, as long as it is connected to the LAN, WAN, or Internet over a standard TCP/IP connection. Setup requires no additional software.

•User-Friendly Interface

The user-friendly interface allows you to set up and change the RIPM’s functions quickly and easily through your web browser, without having to install additional software onto your computer.

•BIOS-Level Access

The RIPM allows you to access the basic input/output system (BIOS) of your servers to make adjustments and perform reboots.

•Serial Device Support

The RIPM provides support for one serial device, such as a power distribution unit (PDU), so you can perform hard reboots of your servers remotely.

•Enhanced Security

The RIPM provides 256-bit SSL encryption and multi-user password protection to prevent unauthorized access to your servers.

•Virtual Media*

With virtual-media capability, you can transfer images and files between local and remote computers, remotely load software, perform application and operating-system patches, and perform diagnostic testing from a CD.

*Available on Windows®-based computers only.

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