HPE Server Console G2 Switch with Virtual Media and CAC 0x2x16 - KVM switch - 16 x KVM port(s) - 2 local users - desktop - for HPE 10XXX G2, 600, 800; ProLiant DL20 Gen9, DL360 Gen9, e2000 G6, ML110 Gen9; Rack

HPE's Server Console Switch with Virtual Media is a key component in managing the data center. Connections for two local consoles allow access to multiple servers running various operating systems. Virtual Media capability allows a USB drive attached directly to the server console switch to be mapped to an attached server for installations and upgrades. The local console user interface provides menus for configuration, virtual media, display, and even security and upgrades.
In cascaded environments the Server Console Switch with Virtual Media can allow an administrator to manage up to 1024 servers across two tiers from a single console. When tiered with additional HPE Console Switches with Virtual Media application installations and upgrades can be pushed through to any server on any of the two tiers from a single console.

• Common Access Card (CAC) support
• True serial
• DVD support
• Video resolution supporting up to 1600 x 1200 on the local port
• Supports Virtual Media (VM), tiering up to 2 levels through the ACI port
• Supports existing ITFC server modules, backward compatible
• Dual-stack IPv6 with stateless auto configuration
• Support for DVD-ROM data over virtual media
• Syslog support

• Local console user interface
  It's same as remote On Board Web Interface (OBWI) which displays system-related information on the console monitor, such as selected server name, status, power-up test data, configuration menus and virtual media.
• Programmable scanning
  An evaluation of system performance can be made by sequentially scanning any or all of the computers in the system. Programmable scanning allows you to determine which computers to include as well as the duration of the connection.
• Configuration NVRAM
  NVRAM (non-volatile RAM) makes it easy to set configuration information using commands entered from the keyboard. The NVRAM stores the resulting configuration until a user decision is made to change the information, even if the unit loses power.
• Password protection
  For protection against unauthorized users, the switch box provides a password option for security purposes.

HPE's Server Console Switch with Virtual Media is a key component in managing the data center. Connections for two local consoles allow access to multiple servers running various operating systems. Virtual Media capability allows a USB drive attached directly to the server console switch to be mapped to an attached server for installations and upgrades. The local console user interface provides menus for configuration, virtual media, display, and even security and upgrades.