• Console Server
• Physical Layer Switch
• Data Access Switch
• Remote Access
• Network Taps
• Fiber Optic Cables

• Delay Simulators
• Web Stressor
• Jammer
• BERT
• Generator
• Fiber Simulator

• SAN Analysis
• LAN Analysis
• LAN Expert
• WLAN Analysis
• Handheld Analysis
  

• Network Manager
• SAN Monitor
• SAN Probe
• SAN Views
• SAN Portal
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• Security Classes

 

Connectivity Solutions for SANs and LANs

Kaveman single-channel remote server management unit Kaveman KVM is a revolutionary remote server management tool to remotely control servers, either over the Internet or your local network. Kaveman fully emulates a screen, keyboard and mouse, giving the user complete control over the attached computer. Click here to request more information.

KVM Home | KVM 1 | KVM 8 | KVM 16 | Power Control | KCA | Whitepapers | Comparison Hardware Ethernet * One 10/100BaseT connection * Standard RJ-45 connector * LEDs for link, 10/100 indicator, and network activity VGA Input * Max resolution 1280 x 1024 at 75Hz * Supports all VESA graphics modes and text modes * DDC2B compatible VGA Local Output * Copy of input video with OSD (On-Screen Display) for setup * Optional use, when no screen is present locally PS/2 Keyboard / Mouse * Emulates standard PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse * Connects directly to server * Keep-alive feature means server is not affected by power failure on the Kaveman ( it keeps emulating the mouse/keyboard even if the main power to Kaveman is removed ) Local PS/2 Keyboard / Mouse * Allows local access to the controlled server * Can be disabled or password protected to limit access * Used for initial setup of network address, subnet mask, etc. * Optional once system is deployed * May be connected/removed without affecting the controlled server Serial Port 1 (RS-232) * Standard baud rates up to 115,200 bps * Can be used for multiple functions: Telnet access (console server mode) - Handy if connected to serial port of Unix machines Watchdog mode - With appropriate server software, the Kaveman will function as an external watchdog which will kill the power to reset failed software/hardware Power control - When connected to a Kaveman Power control strip, the serial port may be used to control the power to multiple computers Log monitor - Watches for regular expression string sent from the computer to indicate trouble Serial Port 2 (RS - 232) * Can be directly connected to a Kaveman Power control strip * Same features as Serial Port 1 * May be used as second serial port with optional adapter cable Reset * Hardware reset button Power * 100-240 VAC @ 50/60 Hz, auto -sensing * Buit - in industrial power supply with detachable standard IEC 320 connector power cord Mechanical * 1/3rd of a rack unit wide. An optional shelf may be used to rack mount three units in 1RU of space. * Each unit is a fully independent system * Dimensions: 5.7"W x 1.75" H (1U) x 16" D * Aluminum sheet metal construction, painted Internals * Contains hardware random number generator * Flash-memory based firmware may be field-upgraded over the web interface * Dedicated 32-bit micro-processor Software Network Protocols * HTTP/1.1 and HTTPS (secure) web server used for control and setup * VNC server (implements RFB 3.3 protocol with Hextile encoding) * Requires one dedicated IP address * TCP/IP port numbers for all services may be changed to confuse attackers * SMTP is used to deliver email notifications * Does not require a DNS server (Domain Name Server) so that it will continue to operate in the face of this network failure System Software * Specialized RTOS (Real Time OS) * Proprietary software, with published open-standard based interfaces System Requirements * Web browser - In order for the Kaveman to function correctly and encrypt keyboard and mouse data, users must have a Java environment that runs SSL. We recommend using Internet Explorer 6+ with the java plug-in JRE 1.4.1. Some other combinations of Netscape or Internet Explorer and the above-mentioned Java plug-in might work, but other versions have not been tested, so we take no responsibility for the outcome. Internet Explorer 5+ works without the plug-in, but does not support encrypted mouse and keyboard events, and will not support the new Java applet * Optional VNC viewer - supports version 3.3 of RFB protocol. The VNC implementation must use bgr233 pixel format. * An SMTP server is required for email notification feature * Telnet client required for serial port terminal server access Public Keys / Encryption * Supports X.509 certificates * True hardware RNG (random number generator) used to create session keys and seed values * 128-bit or 56-bit encryption for SSL v2 * Supports RC4 and DES algorithms * Compatible with both import and export browsers Special Features * Up to 32 unique password/users * Stealth mode -prevents port scans and other network probes * Turtle mode - disables self when attacked; requires access to local console to re-enable * Idle timeout causes logout * Multiple users can connect to same system * Compatible with most existing KVMs * Aluminum sheet metal construction, painted * Operating Environment 10°to 40° degrees C * Storage Temperature -20°to 60° degrees C   Watch the movie about the KVM over IP remote control switch. A brief description of Kaveman and its features. Requires Quicktime player. You can download the Quicktime player here.   Pricing and Availability For more detailed information, product configurations and pricing please contact Gillaspy Associates at 805-987-1959 or click here to register for more information. Since 1997, Gillaspy Associates has built a solid reputation for developing strong relationships with our customers by providing them with quality solutions and ongoing support.