Avocent MergePoint Unity 8032

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Below you will find brief information for MergePoint Unity 8032, MergePoint Unity 8035, MergePoint Unity. This KVM over IP and serial console switch provides flexible, centralized control of data center servers and virtual media, and to facilitate the OA&M (operations, activation and maintenance) of remote branch offices where trained operators may be unavailable. The IP-based MergePoint Unity switch gives you flexible target device management control and secure remote access from anywhere at anytime. It supports IQ modules, which are powered directly from the target device and provides Keep Alive functionality when the switch is not powered.

Key Features

  • Reduce cable bulk

  • KVM switching

  • True serial capability

  • Local and remote user interfaces

  • Control of virtual media

  • Smart card capability

  • Access via TCP/IP network

  • FIPS cryptographic module

  • DSView management software plug-in

Pages: 76 Avocent MergePoint Unity 8032 User Guide

Brand: Avocent Category: KVM switches Size: 5 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What IQ modules are supported?

The MergePoint Unity switch supports IQ modules, which are powered directly from the target device and provides Keep Alive functionality when the switch is not powered. The following IQ modules are supported: DSRIQ-PS2, DSRIQ-USB, DSRIQ-VMC, DSRIQ-SUN, DSAVIQ-USB2 DSAVIQ-PS2M and MPUIQ-VMC modules. The DSAVIQ-USB2, DSAVIQ-PS2M DSRIQ-VMC and MPUIQ-VMC modules are virtual media-capable. The DSRIQ-VMC and MPUIQ-VMC modules are also smart card-capable.

How to configure the switch?

You can configure the switch using the DSView software or using the local UI.

How to access the MergePoint Unity switch via an embedded web server?

Before using the web server to access the switch, first specify an IP address through the local port on the back panel of the switch or local UI. See Chapter 3 for detailed instructions on using the user interface for switching.

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