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IP KVM is the best use I've found for a Pi so it's good to see other options. Price wise it looks like I can get 10 of the nanoKVM full for the price of a singl
by zamadatix 2y ago
IP KVM is the best use I've found for a Pi so it's good to see other options. Price wise it looks like I can get 10 of the nanoKVM full for the price of a single PiKVM v4 plus. My only complaint on the hardware is maybe that went a bit too cheap and now I need to make sure wherever I plug it in supports 100 Mbps (tricky on some 2.5G+ switches or 1G+ Ethernet adapters. Always fixable, just a nuisance).
Edit: and it looks like the image for this is not open source.
- toast0 2y ago> now I need to make sure wherever I plug it in supports 100 Mbps (tricky on some 2.5G+ switches or 1G+ Ethernet adapters. Always fixable, just a nuisance). I'm pretty sure all my 10G equipment goes down to 100M; 10M support is often dropped or at least not documented as available though. I'd be surprised if many switches dropped 100M support, because most tvs and set top boxes are 100M, and there's a huge amount of other still useful devices that didn't get gigE. OTOH, i think I've only got three devices that are 10M only: my gate controller, my dreamcast LAN adapter, and a really old dev sbc (rabbit something).
- dboreham 2y agoI've definitely run into gear that does not support anything below 1G.