Unidad de control Over-IP de ATEN (KVM + serie), con soporte de Virtual Media

The ATEN CN8000A-AT-G KVM Over IP Control Unit provides remote access and management for servers and IT equipment with HD video up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz. It supports both USB and PS/2 keyboard and mouse connections, includes virtual media functionality for remote file transfers without extra cables, and offers secure access with TLS encryption. The unit is built in a metal housing, weighs 1.05 kg, and is suitable for rack installation in data centers and server rooms.

Advantages

The CN8000A delivers high-quality video performance and supports Laptop USB Console (LUC) for simplified local KVM access. It allows up to 64 users to connect remotely and includes a virtual media feature that enables remote mounting of drives. The device offers both USB and PS/2 compatibility, low power consumption (7.26 W), and secure communications using TLS algorithms. A complete set of custom cables and a rack mounting kit are included for straightforward installation.

Suitable for

• Remote server management in data centers
• IT maintenance and troubleshooting
• Rack-mounted installations in server rooms
• Environments requiring secure remote access and virtual media

Key specifications

• Model: CN8000A-AT-G
• Maximum video resolution: 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz
• Interfaces: USB and PS/2 keyboard/mouse, VGA video output
• Remote users supported: up to 64
• Virtual media: supported (no additional cable required)
• Security: TLS encryption
• Power: 5.3 V DC, power consumption 7.26 W
• Weight: 1.05 kg
• Colour: Black
• Included accessories: 2L-5301UP custom KVM cable set, LIN5-27X6-U21G console cable, LIN5-04U1-U1LG laptop USB cable, 0AD8-1605-24M1 power adapter, rack mounting kit, user instructions

How to use

Install the CN8000A in a standard rack using the provided mounting kit. Connect the target server to the KVM port using the supplied custom KVM cable, attach the local console or laptop via the console and Laptop USB cables, and connect the power adapter. Configure network and security settings through the unit’s OSD or web interface to enable remote access. Use virtual media via the management interface to mount remote drives when needed.

Recommendations

Place the unit in a ventilated rack space, ensure firmware is kept up to date, and restrict remote access with strong TLS-based credentials. Use the included custom cables for optimal compatibility and performance.