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> Yes, network KVMs are expected of any co-location center. You want to be able to access the console and the power switches of any real physical server without
by notyourday 7y ago
> Yes, network KVMs are expected of any co-location center. You want to be able to access the console and the power switches of any real physical server without having to send someone out to the center, and is a common feature of most high end data centers.
Power on/off should be done via APIs that issue commands to a PDU, like Atlantic.net started doing in the early 200s.
And there's nearly zero reason to access "console" - configure your server to always but off PXE and fall through to disk if that intercept is not needed.