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SERIMUX
Console serial port switches that control up to 32 network serial devices locally from one ASCII terminal or through an Ethernet interface
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1) SERIMUX 16-Ports Model No. SERIMUX-CS-16
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2) SERIMUX 16-Ports, Dual Power, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-16EDP
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3) SERIMUX 16-Ports, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-16E
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4) SERIMUX 24-Ports, Dual Power, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-24EDP
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5) SERIMUX 24-Ports, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-24E
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6) SERIMUX 32-Ports, Dual Power, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-32EDP
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7) SERIMUX 4-Ports Model No. SERIMUX-CS-4
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8) SERIMUX 8-Ports Model No. SERIMUX-CS-8
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9) SERIMUX 8-Ports, Ethernet Control Model No. SERIMUX-CS-8E
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SERIMUX® console serial port switches provide remote network management from one central location. Up to 32 network devices can be controlled locally from one ASCII dumb terminal with menu-driven integrated software, the front panel keypad, or optional Ethernet interface.
These intelligent console switches provide a convenient method of connecting multiple RS232 devices for on-site and dial-up remote communications.
Network administrators can manage server farms or data centers via serial ports and standard external modems. Out-of-band access allows administrators to control multiple UNIX computers and LAN/WAN components, even if the network is down!
Obtain status, manage servers, and diagnose problems, all without shutting down devices. Troubleshooting failures is simplified by built-in data buffers which save recent RS232 console output from each connected device. These serial port switches eliminates the need to connect each device to a dumb terminal or PC.
Remote access is convenient and secure, with port-specific names and passwords. Administrators can individually access and configure each port. SERIMUX™ switches are controlled by push buttons on the front panel, or via a dumb terminal by a menu-driven integrated software.