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2-Factor authentication

User authentication with a second factor based password

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2-factor authentication

The 2-factor authentication (2FA) in KVM systems provides a higher standard of safety and assures that only authorized users can access the system. As a result, sensitive data can be protected, and the risk of cyber-attacks is minimized.

The default user authentication in KVM systems uses a password query. In complex matrix installations, the configuration interface ConfigPanel enables the central administration of user accounts and their authorizations. To increase security, a second, owner-based factor can be requested through the optional 2FA. This involves the use of a Time-Based-One-Time-Password (TOTP) which is a password valid for a limited time and can be applied only once. After the 2FA has been successfully activated in the user account, the TOTP is requested during login in addition to entering the username and password. Authenticator apps or hardware tokens can be used.

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Digital Matrix DisplayPort 1.1 DisplayPort 1.2 DisplayPort 1.3 DisplayPort 1.4 DualLink DVI HDMI 1.4 HDMI 2.0 PersonalWorkplace-CPU-Fiber SDI Singlelink DVI USB Type-C (DP1.2 Alt-Mode) VGA VGA with delay compensation no video signal

Signal transmission

Direct/Dedicated KVM-over-IP

System components

Central module | analog Central module | digital Computer module | analog Computer module | digital Console module | analog Console module | digital

Resolution

2K / WQXGA 4K UHD / 4K2K 5K 8K UHD-2 Full HD / WUXGA

Video channels

1 Video channel 2 Video channels 3 Video channels 4 Video channels search.filters.products.option.videoChannels.0

Compression

Compressed with bluedec™ Uncompressed

Transmission medium

Fibre optics Twisted pair cable (CATx)

No. of computer sources

1 Computer 18 Computers 2 Computers 26 Computers 27 Computers 3 Computers 4 Computers 8 Computers 9 Computers

Audio support

Analog Digital Digital Embedded

Serial support

USB support

USB 2.0 USB 3.0 USB 3.1 Gen 1

Specials

End of Life Highlight Internal power supply Local workplace Network connection New Power-over-Ethernet Redundant power supply Redundant transmission channels

Input devices

Human-Interface-Devices (HID) PS/2 Keyboard PS/2 Mouse USB Keyboard USB Mouse

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Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Computer module to extend DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via CAT cable

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber multimode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Console module to receive DisplayPort1.2 signals via fiber singlemode+

Modular KVM Matrixswitch (6 RU) with 160 dynamic ports - optionally for CAT cable, fiber or mixed operation (V 2.0)

KVM-over-IP console module to receive DisplayPort signals, transmission via CAT cable and over IP-based networks

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