The ATEN KN Series 32-Port KVM IP Switch Dual Power LANfrom ATEN KN Series 32-Port KVM IP Switch Dual Power LANsupports HD resolution video, FIPS 140-2 with level 1 security standards, and virtual media transmissions at twice the speed. The KN series provides local console and remote over IP access for users to monitor and access their entire data center over a network. In addition, it offers out-of-band access with external modem support for BIOS level troubleshooting when the network is down.

With dual on-board NICs and dual power supplies, the KN series are built for reliability, to ensure 24/7 availability of remote access to all servers. KN2116VA can be integrated into the CC2000 Management Software. The CC2000 puts administrators in complete control of remote data centers and branch offices, allowing IT administrators to remotely monitor and control all devices on a network, including blade servers and virtual machines. To help you manage and control an entire data center, ATEN KVM over IP switches support blade servers and chassis.

Thanks to Power Association feature, KVM ports can be associated with ATEN PDU power outlets for power management of servers from the KVM over IP switches' user interface. Additional, the KVM features a message board, Panel Array Mode, Mouse DynaSync, and the Adapter ID.

• FPGA graphics processor
• Simultaneously share one local console and two independent connections to the attached servers

• RJ-45 connectors and CAT5e/6 cable for up to 16 ports
• A dedicated USB port directly connects to a laptop for easy Console operation
• Monitor and control up to 16 computers on a single level, or control up to 256 computers in a cascade
• Cascade-compatible KVM switches include CS9134, CS9138, CS88A, KH1508, KH1516, KH1508A, and KH1516A
• 1 separate buses for remote KVM over IP access
• Two 10/100/1000 Mb/s NICs for redundant LAN or two IP operation
• Blade server support
• Supports PS/2, USB, Sun Legacy (13W3) and serial (RS-232) connectivity
• Local console provides USB keyboard and mouse support
• Supports multi-platform server environments; Windows, Mac, Sun, Linux, and VT100 based serial devices
• Audio enabled
• Dual power supply

• Up to 64 user accounts
• Up to 32 users simultaneously share the control
• Green IT-Fan speed varies according to temperature
• Event logging and Windows-based Log Server support
• Critical system event notification via SMTP email; SNMP trap and Syslog support
• Customizable events notification
• Firmware upgradeable
• Out-of-Band Access-Modem dial-in/dial out/dial back support
• Stores port information allowing administrators to relocate the servers to different ports, without having to re-configure the adapters and switches
• Port Share Mode allows multiple users to gain access to a server simultaneously
• Integration with ATEN Altusen CC2000 Management Software
• Power Association enables the switch’s KVM ports to be associated with ATEN PDUs power outlets for remote power management
• IPv6 capable

• ATEN Exclusive Panel Array Mode simultaneously monitoring for both local console operators and remote access users
• Local Console, browser-based, and AP GUIs offer a unified Multilanguage interface to minimize the user training time and increase productivity
• Multiplatform client support (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Sun)
• Multi-browser support; Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Netscape
• Browser-based UI in pure Web technology allows administrators to perform administrative tasks without pre-installed Java software package required
• Users can launch multiple virtual remote desktop sessions to control multiple servers during the same login
• Full-screen or sizable and scalable Virtual Remote Desktop
• Keyboard/Mouse Broadcast
• Keyboard and mouse inputs can be duplicated on all the attached servers
• Video syncing with the local console; local console monitor's EDID information stored on the KVM Adapter Cables for display resolution optimization

• Remote authentication support; RADIUS, LDAP, LDAPS, and MS Active Directory
• Supports SSL 128-bit data encryption and RSA 2048-bit certificates to secure users log in from browser
• Flexible encryption design allows users to choose any combination of 56-bit DES, 168-bit 3DES, 256-bit AES, 128-bit RC4, or Random for independent KB/Mouse, video, and virtual media data encryption
• Support for IP/MAC filter
• Configurable user and group permissions for server access and control
• Automated CSR creation utility and third-party CA certificate authentication

• Virtual media enables file applications, OS patching, software installation and diagnostic testing
• Works with USB enabled servers in operating system and BIOS level
• Supports DVD/CD drives, USB mass storage devices, PC hard drives and ISO images

• Video quality can be adjusted to optimize data transfer speed; monochrome color depth setting, threshold and noise settings for compression of the data bandwidth in low bandwidth situations
• Full screen video display or scalable video display
• Message Board for communication among remote users
• Mouse DynaSync; automatically synchronizes the local and remote mouse movements
• Exit Macros support
• On-screen keyboard with multilanguage support
• BIOS-level access for trouble shooting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work to power a bmpcc4k?

A: It has a D-Tap output so you would just need a D-Tap cable for the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. https://bhpho.to/31kbDbw

Q: 2. Will this cord power the Arri Orbiter?

A: Please review the following for your power needs ARRI powerCON TRUE 1 to Edison Mains Cable for SkyPanel Lights (10') BH #ARMCPCESP • MFR #L2.0007515 https://bhpho.to/3xSS7lT

Q: 3. is this ok for MacBook Pro M1?

A: The Apple 35W Dual USB Type-C Port Power Adapter does not have listed support for a MacBook Pro with M1 chip. I would instead look at the Apple 96W USB Type-C Power Adapter (B&H #APMX0J2AMA) for a MacBook Pro with M1 chip.

Q: 4. The specs say "D-Tap output: 14.8 VDC, 3.5A / 50W (max)"- so if I use this to power a 60w light (Godox ML60) I won't get full power?)

A: The power output only states a 13 to 14.8 volts at 6 amps. You will get the full power output for your light.

Q: 5. Will this work with the PTZ Optics NDI-HX cameras?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-12W-WH PoE Injector (24 VDC, 12W, White) BH #UBPOE2412WWH is purpose-built for Ubiquiti cameras and would not be recommended for PTZ Optics NDI-HX cameras.

Q: 6. Is this an 802.11af or 802.11at compliant power injector?

A: This is 24 volt, which makes it poe+ and therefore 802.11at.

Q: 7. Will this work with Speco O2VLB8 IP camera?

A: This POE injector is not recommended to be used with any other products aside from Ubiquiti.

Q: 8. Has anyone used this with the BMPCC4k? How does it work and how long can you get out of it?

A: Yes this product works with the pocket 6K. It connects to the camera via a D-tap cable (here is an example) Core SWX Coiled D-Tap to 2-Pin Cable for Blackmagic Pocket 4K & 6K (18 to 48") BH #COPTCBMPC4 • MFR #PTC-BMPC4 The amount of time depends on the capacity of the batteries that you put on them. for example if you use 2 small batteries like the Watson NP-F550 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 2200mAh) B&H # WANPF550 MFR # B-4203 You should get around an hour and a half. Depending on the batteries you choose you can get significantly more time but the batteries will be bulkier and heavier (the Watson NP-F975 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 7800mAh) B&H # WANPF975 MFR # B-4206 should get you around 4 hours) You will also need a mount to put this on or near your camera. There are a number of options that work but they vary depending on how you set up your camera. if you have additional questions feel free to reach out to us via chat in the top right hand corner of the B&H website or via phone at 1-800-606-6969 ext 7207 for professional video and one of our specialists can assist you.

Q: 9. Does it power "PSC PowerStar Mini Triple Play" ( https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1123101-REG/psc_fpsm3p_powerstar_mini_triple_play.html ), if true where to buy the cable?

A: It should work, using the following cable https://bhpho.to/2UDOSvi which we also sell.

Q: 10. Will this work with a Panasonic AW-HE40SW HD PTZ Camera?

A: Yes it would, but look at the power standards not necessarily voltage. Regular PoE is the 802.3af standard, and PoE+ (plus) is the 802.3at standard. The main difference between the 802.3af (PoE) and 802.3at (PoE+) standards is the maximum amount of power they provide over Cat5 cabling. The maximum amount of power for the 802.3af (PoE) standard is 15.4 watts. The maximum for the 802.3at (PoE+) standard is 25.5 watts. Ubiquity mixes PoE equipment standards with 12V, 24V, 48V and 50V PoE adapters but most PoE equipment is 48V PoE or PoE+. Usually you only need higher voltages to reach longer distance's. Sometimes it is hard to get PoE+ to reliably work over 100M or 300ft, so you would need a PoE injector with slightly higher voltage to deliver 25W at 300 plus feet.For the record, the Panasonic camera does not need GB speed which uses all 8 conductors. 100mb over 2 pairs CAT5 or CAT5E (using only 4 of 8 conductors) will work fine. I'd stick with a 100mb PoE+ injector.