Server Access and Control Products

Server security and access is a high priority of IT Managers today. Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) switches, serial console servers, remote connectivity and remote power control products provide secure access and control of all your servers, switches and other IT devices, whether you’re at the rack, your desk, in the NOC or anywhere in the world.  KVM switches streamline administration and reduce mean-time-to-repair by removing time and distance barriers.

Titan Power can help you simplify access, control, monitoring and management of your IT infrastructure equipment and the mission-critical services and applications that run on it.  We offer a wide variety of "digital" (KVM-over-IP) and analog KVM switches for organizations of every size and servers of nearly every platform.  KVM solutions offer IT Managers the most reliable, flexible and secure data center management anywhere, including the most security conscious IT departments around the world. 

Dominion KX is an enterprise-class, secure, digital KVM-over-IP switch that provides 2, 3, 4, or 5 concurrent users with BIOS-level control of up to 64 servers or other IT devices from a single KVM console.  It puts secure, server control in the hands of authenticated users whether they are at the rack, on-site, or off-site, without blocking remote users when local users access the switch. 

The KX family’s newest models include the KX464 and KX132

The KX464 is the industry’s first 64-port KVM-over-IP switch, providing the highest port density and a low total cost per port, so you can manage more servers with 50% to 75% fewer switches, IP addresses and network drops. The KX464 provides four remote users and one local user BIOS level access and control of up to 64 servers or devices. It is the industry’s only dual-power digital KVM switch.

The KX132 provides one remote user and one local user BIOS level access and control of up to 32 servers or devices.

Lowest price per port among all KX models - for budget conscious customers needing to control additional servers or for future expansion.

• Reduces the number of KVM switches required
• Lowers installation time and maintenance effort
• Supports a single, dense rack, reducing cabling
• Supports two or more racks by leveraging its 150-foot distance capacity between the switch and target server