1. Introduction
Features and Benefits
The features and benefits provided by a CN8000 deployment are described in the following table:
Features | Benefits |
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Protects your original KVM switch investment. No need to | |
Capability for | purchase new KVM switches to achieve the benefits of |
Legacy KVM | connectivity. |
Switches |
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Configuration and | An |
Operation Ease | intuitive configuration and operation. |
| Java implementations allow the remote equipment to be controlled |
| from |
| software – using the same, convenient, GUI – are also included to |
| provide access where a browser environment is not desired. |
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Superior Video | With its enhanced fps throughput for crisp responsive video display, |
| the CN8000 offers resolutions of up to 1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz; |
| vibrant |
| remote desktop can appear |
| screen mode the remote desktop display scales to the user’s |
| monitor display size. |
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Virtual Media | USB 1.1 and 2.0 devices (Floppy drives, CDROMs, Flash drives, |
| etc.), folders, and image files on a user’s local system, appear and |
| act as if they were installed on the remote server, for ease and |
| convenience when performing software installation and system |
| updates across the entire Installation. |
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Virtual Remote | |
Desktop | Exit Macros support |
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Smart Card / CAC | To meet advanced security requirements, the CN8000’s Virtual |
Reader Support | Media function allows a Smart Card / CAC reader on a user’s local |
| system to be mapped to a remote server. |
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Low Bandwidth | Bandwidth optimization via grayscaling and video quality settings |
Optimization | allow maximum data throughput in low bandwidth situations. PPP |
| modem dialup support ensures reliable connectivity for |
| band, and low bandwidth situations. |
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Windows and Java client software ensures that the CN8000 and | |
the equipment that connects to it can be accessed from most of the | |
Support | operating systems in use today (Windows, Linux, Unix, Sun, Mac). |
| The CN8000 also supports a broad range of communication |
| protocols, such as TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, UDP, DHCP, SSL, ARP, |
| DNS, ICMP, CHAP, PPP, |
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