Lantronix
Lantronix Spider SLS200 remote KVM-over-IP with PS/2 and USB connectors

Lantronix Spider SLS200 KVM-over-IP

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MPN: SLS200PS20-02

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UPC: 783384254411

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$509.69$517.00

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Key Features

  • 1 Port Remote KVM-over-IP with PS/2 and USB Connectors
  • 21” VGA cable included
  • Browser-based access with no client software required
  • Full BIOS-level control of the attached server
  • Virtual Media Support
  • RS-232 serial administration console port with Telnet and SSH tunneling to a server COM port
  • Percepxion Cloud Management Platform for enterprise-class device management
Lantronix Spider SLS200 provides 1 Port Remote KVM-over-IP for secure keyboard, video and mouse server management over an IP network. This SKU includes PS/2 and USB connectors and a 21” VGA cable. Spider provides full BIOS-level control of the attached server, Virtual Media Support and browser-based access with no client software required. It supports secure encryption of keyboard, mouse and video data, IP Source Address Filtering, and remote authentication through LDAP, RADIUS and Active Directory. For management, Spider includes a serial administration console port with Telnet and SSH tunneling to a server COM port, event logging to NFS server, E-mail (SMTP) and SNMP destination IP, firmware upgrade via web browser and optional Spider View Windows® client management utility. The series also supports enterprise-class device management with Percepxion Cloud Management Platform.

Ideal For

  • Remote BIOS-level control of an attached server over an IP network
  • Remote management of geographically distributed IT equipment
  • Server access in high-density data centers
  • Server access for branch offices and test and development labs