Digital switches RARITAN Dominion series, etc.
KVM-over-IP
Dominion KX3 Series - KVM switches of the Dominion KXIII (DKX3) series are designed for remote control of various servers via a graphical interface, including at the BIOS level. The new series, being a further development of the successful Dominion KXII series, offers unprecedented video stream quality (up to 1920*1080@30FPS), while simultaneously providing optimal image quality depending on the channel width, which is implemented using unique video signal encoding algorithms.Dominion KX3. General description and technical specifications.
The Dominion KX2 series is a new full-featured single-port KVM-over-IP switch. Provides remote administrator connection to a server with PS/2 or USB interfaces and allows you to manage the server at the BIOS level. It can be used as a console extension cable or as a full-fledged server management tool, guaranteeing unblockable access via any IP channel (LAN, WAN, external modem).Dominion KX2. General description and technical specifications.
Dominion LX Series - KVM-over-IP Raritan Dominion LX switches enable one or two remote users with independent local ports to access and manage 8 or 16 servers at the BIOS level. Multi-tiered (cascade) connection allows you to manage up to 256 computers from a single console.Dominion LX. General description and technical specifications.
Dominion SX series are devices designed for remote control over an IP channel of IT equipment equipped with console ports (RS232). Access is via SSH, Telnet or through any browser.Dominion SX. General description and technical specifications.
Dominion KSX2 Series - Dominion KSX2 series switches (DKSX2) provide remote control at the BIOS level of various servers with a graphical interface, as well as devices with a serial interface (RS232). The DKSX2 has KVM ports and serial (native RS232) ports.Dominion KSX2. General description and technical specifications.
CIM modules - To connect various servers and other equipment to the KVM ports of the Dominion KX2 and KSX2 multiport switches, it is necessary to use CIM modules with the same KVM interface as the connected equipment.
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Digital switches provide access to any IT devices via an IP channel. Using KVM-over-IP technologies, Dominion II switches provide guaranteed control of all devices at the BIOS level, data exchange with remote equipment, and also provide the ability to control the power supply of equipment.
Dominion KX3 Series - KVM switches of the Dominion KXIII (DKX3) series are designed for remote control of various servers via a graphical interface, including at the BIOS level. The new series, being a further development of the successful Dominion KXII series, offers unprecedented video stream quality (up to 1920*1080@30FPS), while simultaneously providing optimal image quality depending on the channel width, which is implemented using unique video signal encoding algorithms.
The Dominion KX2 series is a new full-featured single-port KVM-over-IP switch. Provides remote administrator connection to a server with PS/2 or USB interfaces and allows you to manage the server at the BIOS level. It can be used as a console extension cable or as a full-fledged server management tool, guaranteeing unblockable access via any IP channel (LAN, WAN, external modem).
Dominion LX Series - KVM-over-IP Raritan Dominion LX switches enable one or two remote users with independent local ports to access and manage 8 or 16 servers at the BIOS level. Multi-tiered (cascade) connection allows you to manage up to 256 computers from a single console.
Dominion SX series are devices designed for remote control over an IP channel of IT equipment equipped with console ports (RS232). Access is via SSH, Telnet or through any browser.
Dominion KSX2 Series - Dominion KSX2 series switches (DKSX2) provide remote control at the BIOS level of various servers with a graphical interface, as well as devices with a serial interface (RS232). The DKSX2 has KVM ports and serial (native RS232) ports.
CIM modules - To connect various servers and other equipment to the KVM ports of the Dominion KX2 and KSX2 multiport switches, it is necessary to use CIM modules with the same KVM interface as the connected equipment.
All RARITAN products
KVM switches, devices for measuring power supply, equipment for managing IT equipment
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Digital switchesDominion series, etc. -
Analog switchesser. Paragon II, CompuSwitch, etc. -
Console ExtensionsUPCED-EU, UKVM, URKVMG, etc. -
LCD consolesT series, TMCAT17, etc. -
Distribution modulesDominion PX series, etc. -
Power supply measurementBCM, EMX, etc. -
Management systemsPowerIQ et al. -
Centralized managementdcTrack, AMS-AMT, etc.
About RARITAN
Founded in 1985, Raritan has been successfully operating on the market for 25 years, offering customers a wide range of products and the most modern technical innovations. Today, Raritan is a leading manufacturer of solutions designed to manage a variety of data center equipment, including remote power management devices, remote access devices, centralized IT infrastructure management systems, etc.
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PRODUCTS
The equipment fully meets the needs of modern data processing centers, solving such tasks as saving electricity, increasing the productivity of the data center. -
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All Raritan products are manufactured in accordance with the international standard ISO 9001, all production phases are provided by the company itself: development, production, distribution and support. -
DISTRIBUTION
The company is widely represented on the international market and is exported to more than 76 countries around the world. Thanks to a well-organized network of authorized resellers and distributors.
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