Re: Multiple KVMs, multiple rooms -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Multiple KVMs, multiple rooms
From: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 12:46:42 -0500
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Joe Pluta wrote:
> Can you use a KVM as a splitter?
> Here's what I want:
> I would like to have two KVMs in room two.  The first selects the
> computer in that room.  The second then selects whether the signal goes
> to the local monitor or to a 15' cable leading to the other room.  In
> the other room, the cable then connects to the KVM along with the other
> computers in that room.

If these are windows systems, how about just using remote desktop?

david

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