Most KVM switches are metal enclosures with a plastic faceplate and light emitting diode (LED) indicators. Buttons on the front of the device control switching among computers. Ports on the back are ...

The KVM switch also uses 'keep alive' technology which ... The switch has a RJ-45 port in front for cascading switches and remote users, a sound port, VGA port, and two USB ports for speakers ...

In the early 1990’s you could get a 4-port KVM which was little more than an AV-style switch. The transition of keyboards to USB brought with it a big upgrade to the KVM hardware. In 2000 ...

The designers of these KVMs never knew that. Today, KVM switchers are a bit more complicated than a simple rotary switch. We’re not dealing with VGA anymore — we have HDMI muxes. We’re also ...

The KVM switch uses a self-signed certificate, so on your first login you will need to acknowledge the warning about the connection being untrusted. There is no risk in doing so. You will see that the ...