The ADDERLink ipeps Dual-Access KVM Switch from Adder lets you remotely control a system via an IP connection and offers an additional set of ports for local access. This KVM switch provides you full control to a host system, including BIOS-level access, while the host computer operates on its original operating system. This form of remote connection also helps ensure there is no performance hit while running other remote solutions.

The ADDERLink ipeps sports a set of VGA and PS/2 ports for the host system along with an additional set of the same interfaces, allowing a local user to access the same computer; two included USB adapters allow you to use USB-based devices. To create a secure connection, it comes armed with VNC client software, AES 128-bit encryption, and RSA 2048-bit public key authentication. Additionally, it can create a virtual drive via USB (using the previously mentioned adapters), letting you transfer data remotely.

Remotely Access Systems    Local Access Support    BIOS Level Access    2 x VGA, 4 x PS/2 Ports    2 x PS/2 to USB Adapters Included    KVM Functions Over IP    Enterprise Grade Security    16 User Profiles

Feed-through ports for local KVM console access

Interface powered (optional external PSU available)

Independent operation provides full control, even during boot up, at the BIOS level, or in computer crash states

USB or PS/2 keyboard and mouse connections (USB via included adapter)

Virtual media support (via USB)

Supports resolutions of up to 1600 x 1200

Enterprise grade security (using AES 128-bit encryption and RSA 2048-bit public key authentication) further enhanced using Real VNC, which allows for the creation of ciphered user communications

16 user profiles and access data logging

Up to 16 units can be rack mounted in 2 RU of rack space

Supports exclusive-access mode or up to four simultaneous connections

Auto-sensing 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet port

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the M27Q-P the first or second revision? Another answer said it had a BGR subpixel layout which means it should be the first.

A: The Gigabyte M27Q P 27" 1440p HDR 165 Hz Gaming Monitor BH #GIM27QPSA has not had any revisions. It has RGB layout.

Q: 2. Will these work with a UAP AC? Also do i need one UAP AC on each end one to receive the signal and one to send?

A: This would be a mesh access point. The number of units would be heavily dependent on the use case scenario.

Q: 3. Hi! I’m form argentina. I’ve already bought this item and i wanna know if it’s brand new or not, and also if it’s factory sealed. About the warranty, I’d like to know if it’s included in the box. I’ll be looking forward to hearing from you. Matías

A: Yes, this is brand new in the box.

Q: 4. I would like to mount one on my back porch to provide wifi to my boat dock. The dock is about 300 feet away from the where I would mount the AP. Is this too far? It says 600 feet. I just didn't know if that was accurate.

A: Roughly 600' ft. is accurate.

Q: 5. Can this Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-M-US UniFi AC Mesh Wide-Area Indoor/Outdoor Dual-Band Access Point be used to extend the wireless capabilities of my Xfinity modem/router to get better coverage on the same network?

A: You can have the same wifi name with the Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-M-US UniFi AC Mesh Wide-Area Indoor/Outdoor Dual-Band Access Point. Keep in mind that it might be necessary to adjust the settings for better performance.

Q: 6. How do you get the Gigabit PoE that shows in the Quick start menu?

A: The device is native 10/100/1000 auto sense and supports POE. The speed of your POE equipment is dependent on that equipment throughput. You can use a POE Switch or POE injector the MESH unit will work on either. :)

Q: 7. I am not able to mount anything on my ceiling and would have to mount to a wall. Would this produce better coverage than a Unifi UAP-AC-Pro mounted on a wall? Thanks!

A: While it is impossible to say with 100% certainty, since that will depend in a lot of outside factors, the UAP-AC-M-US does have a higher range rating than the UAP AC PRO. Real world results will vary depending on where you install it, building materials and layout, wireless interference in the area and the rest of your network components. The only real way to know for sure is to test it out. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach pc@bhphotovideo.com.

Q: 8. Does this monitor support Nvidia g-sync?

A: It is made to support AMD Freesync. It will work with computers that use G-Sync.

Q: 9. looking for 2 non wired extenders for my hardwired AC-Pro , will these do?

A: This will need to be at least plugged in for power. It is meant to extent the existing WiFi signal further in AP mode and repeat the signal with other UAP devices.

Q: 10. Hello is this the Gigabyte M27Q or the Gigabyte M27Q P?

A: This BH #GIM27QPSA is a M27Q P-SA monitor.