The KVM solution has the features of resource simplification and sharing as well as many advanced functions that meet the needs of existing IT environments. For example, due to IP network's capability of offering remote support, this makes it not only an important part of an IDC deployment but also the best partner for network administrators.

Faced with increasing expansion of corporate server rooms, the KM series allows a flexible solution to be provided for different numbers of computer hardware and managers. Its innovative design allows it to use both the Cascade and Daisy Chain link methods to let dozens of command consoles manage thousands of server computers independently, proving corporations with a flexible deployment solution. Corporations can expand their system or equipment gradually according to their development timetable. They will also at the same time be able to expand their server room and system administrator numbers on a flexible basis in the most economic manner, enabling the optimization of management benefits.

KVM Over the Net - The KN series allows the server computer's user or administrator to easily control a remote computer over the Internet or LAN. In the beginning software such as PC-Anywhere was used to conduct remote control, but the difference between the two is that the KVM Over the Net is User Transparent and OS transparent system architecture. The Server or PC being controlled does not require any drivers or software to be installed in order to operate. Servers or PCs connected using KVM Over the Net can also be turned on or off using the control browser's Power Module.

The Power over the Net solution - The PN series is an independent control solution that uses TCP/IP network connectivity to remotely control the power of multiple powered hardware (such as servers, hubs and routers). The server room administrator can use any computer connected to the Internet to remotely execute functions such as shut down, turn on or reset of computers. This series of products also comes with built-in surge protection and restoration, saving the user from the high costs of on-site service.

With the rapid developments in IT infrastructure today, IT administrators must meet the challenge of managing multiple dissimilar complex IT systems in a corporate environment such as servers, routers, switches and other devices. In this environment an IP-based remote serial device management solution the SN series can help the system administrator conduct virtual servicing and device troubleshooting remotely, making it the optimal solution for enhancing corporate productivity.

The Guardian Over the NET solution - The GN series allows the server room administrator using the product to monitor remote locations over the Internet and then adjust the server room's various environmental parameters (such as temperature, humidity, voltage, smoke and current) and watch for abnormal events. When there's an abnormal situation it will give an alarm, ensuring that the data center or server room environment remains at the optimal operating conditions at all times.

KVM serving as the integrated management platform within the server room must meet the standards for High Availability, Management and Provisioning. These are set by system integrators and network administrations and are factors they must consider when they are procuring and deploying KVM systems to ensure that the enterprise can effectively utilize their resources and reduce the threat of potential downtimes. Another situation is many large enterprises are setting up subsidiaries, factories and logistics centers all around the world. How to manage server systems located in different countries or regions from one server room have now become a test of KVM manufacturer's technical expertise. This has also meant that high-end models with network support such as KVM Over the NET have now become very popular. This technology allows the command consoles to effectively connect to and control the large number of servers spread between offices located around the world.