ControlCenter-IP-XS-50 incl. maximum 50 licenses

Access to standard interfaces of the computer, with no software installation required

• AES256-GCM for keyboard/mouse and control data
• AES128-CTR for video, audio, GenericUSB and RS232

• requires a second matrix switch with the corresponding number of licenses
• each console and computer module establishes two permanent connections to both the active and passive KVM-over-IP matrix but uses only one transmission path at a time
• if the primary connection is interrupted, the previously passive connection automatically and immediately takes over
• the transition is seamless and without any delay in video transmission

• The traditional password authentication is combined with a time-limited, single-use code (Time-Based-One-Time-Password - TOTP)
• You can choose between using the internal authentication server provided in the device or an external directory service
• Authenticator apps or hardware token can be used
• This additional layer of protection prevents unauthorized access and ensures the highest level of security, particularly in sensitive IT environments

• Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-3 is a U.S. government standard designed to protect sensitive and valuable data in IT systems. It defines security requirements for cryptographic modules and provides a secure framework for cryptographic operations in IT infrastructures
• The Department of Defense Information Network Approved Products List (DoDIN APL) is a consolidated list of products approved for use in the technology infrastructure of U.S. government agencies. To be listed, products must meet specific requirements within defined categories, including technical, functional, and security-related criteria
• Common Criteria (CC) is an internationally recognized standard for evaluating and certifying the security of IT products. It ensures that products meet defined security requirements and are protected against identified threats. Certification is granted at Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 2+, an internationally acknowledged level that guarantees a fundamental and reliable security assessment

• optimizes usability for consoles tasked with simultaneous monitoring or control of multiple computers via several console modules
• provides a central keyboard and mouse for operating the entire workplace
• both input devices can switch to any console module using a hotkey
• CrossDisplay switching additionally offers an especially user-friendly switching method: simply moving the mouse pointer from one monitor to another automatically transfers keyboard and mouse focus to another module and thus another computer
• The FreeSeating function automatically restores a user's personalized working environment, including previously used sources, at any workplace within the group. A single login is sufficient to register all console modules and activate the respective sources, while a single logout will log out the entire group

• optimizes collaboration within control rooms by improving team communication, flexibility, and responsiveness
• allows users to "push" the connection status of their console module to another console module or "get" it from there

• allows text-based XML control of a KVM matrix system over the network
• optional encryption of communication
• provides the capability to create custom control applications, send switching commands, and retrieve selective information on switching states as well as computer statuses
• flexible and scalable solution for seamless integration into IT infrastructures from various vendors
• Includes a scripting function for creating, managing, and executing scripts, automating scenarios such as changing the switching state of individual consoles, multiple consoles, or the entire system
• Enables control of external devices via HTTP requests