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On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Stephen Goulet <goulet-zY4eFNvK5D9If6P1QZMOBw at public.gmane.org>wrote: > > 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. > > > > > > As happy as I've been with Raritan, I have to say that sometimes their GUI is a bit touchy depending on your local version of Java. I've had issues from computer to computer where sometimes I can't connect because of Java issues. But this isn't the first app that has had issues with Java. -matt
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