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rack mount KVM over IP



    I had good luck with Raritan except when I put one into a remote 
site.  The Raritan software would not create the JAVA subprocesses, i.e. 
network information not carried to new sub process correctly, preventing 
it from getting back thru our fire wall.  Rariatan was working on this 
but I do not know if they ever resolved it.   Without the firewall issue 
it worked great.



Jerry Feldman wrote:
> On 06/21/2010 10:56 AM, Chandler, Scott wrote:
>   
>> I've been using Avocent model DSR 2020 for about four years now, plus a Dell branded Avocent version before that. They have 16 RJ45 ports which connect over Cat5 to a dongle (they call it a "pod") on each server. 
>>     
> On 06/21/2010 11:07 AM, Matt Shields wrote:
>   
>> I use the Raritan KVM-over-IP and have been extremely happy with
>> them.  I use the KX-232 and KX-464 (2 user, 32 port & 4 user, 64 port)
>> ones with the Command Center to link them all together.  I have quite
>> a few of them thoughout multiple datacenters and the Command Center
>> provides one UI to get to any server in the network. 
>>     
>
> Thanks guys. Certainly both Avocent and Raritan will be on my list of
> recommends. I think that Matt mentioned the Raritan back in 2008. I've
> also got some experience with the Avocent brand stuff. I asked our
> distributor for a list of what he carries. We can only deal with 1
> company for PO purposes.
>
> One issue I had with the Rose KVM is that it would frequently go
> offline. Specifically, I could access it from the local screen, but not
> remote, so I would have to power cycle it, and on a few occasions it
> would not even be accessible locally. I would have recommended the Aten
> KH1516i unit but JABR had not installed it at that time, and out IT
> people recommended Rose.
>
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