 "Raritan Introduces KVM Switch For SMEs")
Raritan has announced the launch of its expreZo EZswitch, a new KVM which allows small to medium-sized businesses to access and control computers that need rebooting or troubleshooting in their datacentres. This entry level KVM switch comes in 8-port & 16-port models and can be scaled to connect up to 5000 servers- an industry first in this category.
With an on-screen display and cascade chain functions, it helps ensure that the business/user maintains server uptime while minimising expensive travel costs. The EZswitches are compact taking-up little space in the server room. They can be connected to computers via PS/2 and/or USB plugs and supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS9/OSX and Sun Microsystems OSs. It also allows easy switching between connected devices and supports the highest video resolution (2048 x 1536).
“Raritan’s expreZo EZswitch is a smart, affordable and trustworthy solution for SMEs/small datacentres. This product is easy to use, powerful and scalable which will help customers increase business continuity and performance,” said Sanjay Motwani, Regional Manager - India & Middle East.
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