...server via a Catx cable with the appropriate cross wired server access module on the end. Secure Terminal Servers provide challenge and authentication, and can be integrated into existing security infrastructure such as LDAP, RADIUS, and Activ...

...special low-capacitance cable. Both sync and async binary data transmission fall under RS-232. Although the original RS-232 connector is DB25, DB9 and RJ-45 connectors are now common. Also, industrial devices often use a terminal block instead of a ...

...is moving into secure cables to prevent tripping and accidental disconnects. • Centralise control • When it comes to mission-critical equipment, there is no level of acceptable risk. Environmental monitoring sensors with instant alerts, network mu...

...productivity. • According to Harvard Business Review, the time spent by managers and employees in collaborative activities has • increased by 50 percent or more • over the past two decades. This is the fundamental reason why carefully managing...

...cabinets and racks, and cables for specific AV and IT needs. There is particularly strong growth in the demand for AV over IP solutions and wireless presentation systems. • "We wanted to reform our distribution strategy, bring our product solutions ...

...limited range of copper cables. This particularly applies to 10 Gigabit networks, since segment lengths of CX4 cables are restricted to a few meters only. • If, for example, the 10 Gigabit switch in use is only equipped with CX4 ports and the server...

...already existing copper cables. Thanks to our set, additional circuits for the operation of the hardware connected are a thing of the past." • In particular, IP cameras, access control systems or wireless access points can now be operated in remote ...

...via low-cost CATx cables are possible for any USB devices - even for older 1.1 models. And with a transmission rate of up to 480 Mbps, the extender is perfectly suited for use in media cutting studios, security and industrial control systems. ...

...NEMA-rated enclosures, and how to choose a cabinet based on cooling, power, and security needs. We also cover differences between types of mounting rails, as well as what you need for extra-deep equipment mounting and effective cable management.