Re: cheap kvm-to-vnc box?

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On 11/19/2009 08:32 AM, Dr. Michael J. Chudobiak wrote:
Can anyone recommend an inexpensive kvm box (keyboard/video/mouse) that maps to a vnc session, to provide remote console control of a server?

- Mike


I prefer the Lantronix Spider for single server KVM over IP.
There are models for either USB or PS/2 connectors for Keyboard and mouse.

Surf to Lantronix.com and search for spider for more detailed info.

Or google for "Lantronix Spider" for prices. Today, I saw prices ranging up from $250.00 US.

The best part about the Spider, is the idiot proof web interface for the console. Even managers can do it!

Hope that helps.

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