StarTech.com SV1115IPEXT instruction manual

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KVM cable as the male VGA connection you completed in the previous step.

5.Insert the connectors on the opposite end of the integrated KVM cable (female VGA monitor connector, keyboard, mouse) to the Video (IN), Host Keyboard, Host Mouse

ports on the rear panel of the SV1115IPEXT as appropriate.

6.Using a Category 5 Ethernet patch cable, connect the LAN connector on the rear panel of the SV1115IPEXT to a network data jack (usually on a hub, switch, router, or pre-wired wall jack).

7.Optional: If needed, connect the WAN connector on the rear panel of the SV1115IPEXT to a network data jack (usually a hub, switch, router, or pre-wired wall jack). For more information on the WAN port, please refer to the section Configuring SV1115IPEXT (page 7) for important information.

8.Important: If you want to continue to use the host computer locally, skip step 10 and go directly to “Connecting a Local Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor” after completing step 9. Otherwise, complete steps 9 and 10 now and continue to Configuring SV1115IPEXT (page 7).

9.Connect the power cord (provided) to an appropriate electrical outlet, plug the opposite end of the power cord into the AC/DC adapter, and insert the power connector into either the DC-in or DC-in-2 port on the rear panel of the unit. The LED underneath the power connectors will be solid green when the unit is powered.

IMPORTANT: If you wish to add power redundancy to the unit, simply connect the optional second AC/DC adapter to the unit following the instructions in step 9 above. This provides a load-balancing feature between the two power sources and allows the unit to function if one adapter fails. *Please note: The additional power supply used with SV1110IPEXT can NOT be used with SV1115IPEXT.

10. Power on the host computer.

Follow these instructions if the host computer uses a USB keyboard and mouse:

IMPORTANT: Not all computers fully support USB mice and keyboards and recognize them on startup. It is strongly recommended that you test the USB devices you will use with the host computer before configuring the SV1115IPEXT. If the computer does not work properly with USB devices, you can attempt to update the computer’s BIOS to the most recent version to see if it adds USB input device functionality. Consult your computer manufacturer for details.

1.Power down the computer to which the SV1115IPEXT will be connected (host computer). If purchased, install the unit in your rack or cabinet following the instructions that came with the 1110EXTRACK (optional, not included).

2.If present, disconnect the existing monitor and USB keyboard/mouse from the host computer.

3.Using the provided integrated KVM cable, locate the end with the male VGA (monitor) connector and connect it to the VGA-out connector on the back of the host computer.

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Contents External KVM control over IP FCC Compliance Statement Table of Contents Disk Control menu Using the Ipmi feature Accessing the VNC InterfaceUsing the Modem feature Optimizing performanceSerial Remote Control operation Contents Required Cables and HardwareAll applications To install the SV1115IPEXT into a rack or cabinet Configuration via serial portTo add a redundant power supply To use the optional dedicated WAN portInstalling the SV1115IPEXT Page Page Windows To connect console devicesLinux, Unix and X-Windows Windows XP and Windows ServerWeb Configuration Using Dhcp Subnet Mask Default Gateway Web Configuration Using Static IPIP Address Device Name noneTerminal Configuration Using a Serial Cable Login Screen Using the Web InterfaceWeb Interface Introduction Main Menu selections RAMdisk mode Floppy modeCD-ROM Mode Disk FormatsCD-ROM Web Server Requirements Booting from USB DiskDynamic Host Configuration Protocol Dhcp IP Addresses and RoutingDomain Name Server optional Ethernet Bridging Ethernet Address MAC AddressUser Accounts Machine NameLocation Other identification detailsContact Name Network AddressAuto Self Upgrade Purchase Options Manual UploadHelp Menu Using the Terminal Interface via Serial PortSite map Menu Copyright MenuNative VNC Client Web InterfaceUse a command like this vncviewer -bgr233 -tunnel SSH Tunnel with Native VNC clientWelcome Window Bribar Feature Main Menu Page VirtKeys Menu Video Tuning MenuGetting Peak Performance Choose the best video modeUsing the Advanced Video Tuning Feature Noisy video cardsNetwork performance Page Background Disk Control MenuHost Computer Requirements If the Host Computer Does Not Support IpmiConfiguring Ipmi on the SV1115IPEXT Connecting the SV1115IPEXT for Ipmi ControlAccessing the Status Screen Accessing Ipmi Controls Connecting a Modem Modem configuration Accessing the Web Interface Configuring the Remote ConnectionFinish Https//99.99.99.99Troubleshooting Guide Https VNC clear-text VNC SSL secured SSH Performance NotesStarting PPP for auth on port… Timeout during login process. Giving up Modem hang up. ResettingConnecting Serial Remote Control Modules to the SV1115IPEXT Modem init chat script failedPage Advanced Configuration Using the Integrated SSH Shell Remote Login via SSHOperating Notes Stty -crtscts /dev/serial port What is a security certificate?About Security Certificate Warnings Can I prevent the warning from occurring?Forgotten master password Installing the new certificate…Cannot login via SSH Remote mouse and local mouse dont line upCertificate warning shown when connecting via Https Dont set LAN and WAN to the same IP AddressChoose Preferences Mouse Specifications Setup Config Service Description BenefitAuthentication Dhcp Dynamic IPAbout StarTech.com

SV1115IPEXT specifications

StarTech.com has long been recognized for its high-quality and versatile connectivity solutions, and the SV1115IPEXT is no exception. This innovative KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch is designed for users who need to manage multiple computers from a single set of peripherals seamlessly. With its robust design and advanced features, the SV1115IPEXT is ideal for data centers, server rooms, and even home offices requiring enhanced control over multiple systems.

One of the primary features of the SV1115IPEXT is its capability to switch easily between up to 15 computers. This is particularly beneficial for IT professionals and system administrators who need to monitor and control several servers or machines without the hassle of multiple keyboards and monitors. The device supports both USB and PS/2 connections, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of computers and peripherals.

The SV1115IPEXT employs advanced video technology that supports resolutions up to 1920x1200, ensuring that the user experiences crisp and clear visuals, even on larger monitors. Furthermore, it utilizes a high-quality video output to maintain image integrity, which is crucial when dealing with graphics-intensive applications.

Security is also a crucial component of the SV1115IPEXT. It features secure login options and supports user authentication through its built-in web interface. This means that only authorized personnel can access the system, providing an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access.

Beyond basic functionality, the SV1115IPEXT also integrates modern technologies such as hot-key switching, allowing users to change between connected devices using simple keyboard shortcuts. This feature enhances workflow efficiency, saving valuable time during critical operations.

Additionally, the KVM switch features a sturdy metal chassis designed to endure the rigors of daily usage, making it a durable choice for any professional environment. The compact design allows for easy installation without occupying excessive space, further adding to its practicality.

Overall, the StarTech.com SV1115IPEXT is a powerful and versatile KVM switch that caters to the needs of users looking for advanced control over multiple systems. With its combination of high-resolution support, security features, and user-friendly switching technology, it stands as a top choice for any environment requiring reliable and efficient management of multiple computers.
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