KVM manufacturer Guntermann & Drunck (G&D) released RemoteAccess-Gate to support operation of KVM systems via LAN, WAN and the internet.
It is a standalone device that links KVM systems and networks by providing unblocked, BIOS-level access to connected computers worldwide. RemoteAccess-Gate opens up remote operation from remote locations and improves the ways of providing IT support and collaboration between employees.
Using software or web clients on a PC, operators can establish a secure connection to the RemoteAccess-Gate via the internet, WAN or LAN to provide remote access to the KVM installation and the connected computers. G&D offers three different web clients.
The supports 4K and Ultra-HD resolutions at 30Hz with a 4:2:2 sampling rate as well as HD resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz with a 4:4:4 colour depth. The standalone device uses HDMI video signals and embedded HDMI audio (digital). Adapters are available for VGA, DVI, Mini DisplayPort and USB-C. With the use of additional hardware, USB data can be transferred from the remote workstation via the RemoteAccess-Gate and the KVM installation to the local computer.
G&D says the RemoteAccess-Gate provides configurable bandwidths to work over the internet, LAN or WAN and to enable remote IT support at any time. You can use the device to connect to a single remote computer or to the entire KVM system.
In addition, it allows simultaneous access for up to eight users. Configuration is possible via HTML browser or the serial service interface. The RemoteAccess-Gate includes AES encryption, IP access control, user and group permissions, KVM session encryption and other security features.