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You can increase the number of connected target systems by two methods: chaining or a tiered arrangement of switches (more about these below). These connections use standard CAT-5 cables. These can be directly attached to systems with the appropriate USB or PS/2 conversion option connector on the end. The GCM16 has 16 target system ports (known as analog rack interface or ARI ports) and the GCM32 has 32 target system ports. Note, however, that the Virtual Media Conversion Option does not support chaining of target systems. These devices can be made available on remote target systems provided Virtual Media Conversion Options are used to connect to those target systems. Two additional USB ports are provided for the attachment of devices such as optical drives or memory keys. Keyboard and mouse must be USB attached and two USB ports are provided for this purpose. Local displays are connected to the console switch using VGA analog connections. Two local users in a tiered configuration

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This configuration allows you to place a console in every rack, for local connectivity to those servers complete with local KVM access, plus tier up to a master console that has local KVM access to all the servers attached to all attached console switches.įigure 3. These two ports are independent of one another (that is, not pre-emptive or shared). The second local user attaches to a tiered (slave) console switch (see "Tiered consoles" below for more information). One local user attaches to the VGA and USB ports on the console switch as shown in Figure 2. The GCM16 and GCM32 both support two independent local users as shown in Figure 3. If the user attempting to gain access has a lower preemption level, the active user will be asked if they wish to give up control to the new user (a timeout is also configurable). If the target device is currently in use, the user attempting to gain access will be given an opportunity to force a connection to the device if their preemption level is equal to or higher than the current user’s level. The GCM16 and GCM32 console switches enable one or two local user to access any attached servers. † Ethernet ports are redundant for increased availabilityĭetails about the features of the GCM16 and GCM32 are as follows: * Avocent DSView management software available directly from Vertiv

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Support for Serial Conversion Option, (SCO) 46M5382 Support for Virtual Media Conversion Option Gen2, VCO2 (46M5383)

Support for KVM (PS/2) Conversion Option, KCO (39M2897) Support for USB Conversion Option, UCO (43V6147 and 39M2895) User Authentication via remote LDAP server User Authentication via user database in console switch Manage remotely with Virtual Console Software (VCS) Maximum number of target systems - Tiered configuration Maximum number of target systems - Daisy-chained Maximum number of target systems - Direct (ARI ports) In addition, multiple target systems can be daisy-chained together using CAT-5 cables, and then all connected to the console switch using one cable, thereby eliminating a lot of cable clutter. This allows a higher server density while providing greater airflow and cooling capacity. The GCM16 and GCM32 switches significantly reduce KVM cable volume in the rack by utilizing the innovative conversion option cables and single, industry-standard CAT-5 UTP cabling. With server densities continually increasing, cable bulk remains a major concern for network administrators. Connections to serial devices are also supported with serial conversion options. Conversion options are available with either USB or PS/2 connectors.

The target systems are connected to the console switch via CAT-5 cables and the appropriate conversion option at the target end. The GCM digital console switches enable you to share one workspace (keyboard, mouse, and display) across many target systems.