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Due to the very nature of some network applications, many remote network equipment racks are located so far off of the beaten track, that they’re beyond the reach of AC power lines and sometimes even beyond the reach of internet cables. In spite of the isolated locations of these remote equipment racks, network administrators still [...]

Posted on June 20th, 2011 under remote console server. Tags: console port access, dc powered console server, environmental monitoring, event monitoring, out of band management, rack environment, remote console server. Comments: None

All remote network equipment applications can benefit from the secure console port access that’s provided by a console server. Unfortunately though, most console servers run on AC power, and if that network equipment is located at a remote site, or in other locations where only DC Power is available, then the only practical solution is [...]

Posted on October 28th, 2010 under Console Server, Network Administration. Tags: Console Server, dc powered console server, remote console port access, remote network administration. Comments: None

WTI’s console server products are often used in -48VDC powered central office applications. Historically, these products have often been used by the Telco industry for communication with network elements via console or craft ports. In addition to our console server products, WTI also manufactures a line of dial-up, rack mount, -48VDC powered modems which are [...]

Posted on August 9th, 2010 under Console Server. Tags: central office, Console Server, dc console server, dc powered console server, DC powered modem, NOC, SSH. Comments: None