• Available in a four or eight port model

•  Connect to your computers locally, remotely over your network, or over the web using any supported web browser or VNC viewer.

•  Network information is configured by simply modifying a text file.

• Resolution up to 1280 x 1024

• Solid-state embedded unit for maximum reliability

• Password security prevents unauthorized configuration and access

•  User ID and password required for remote access

• Remote application (Real VNC or Java applet) can be installed directly from the unit

•  Up to four remote users can simultaneous access the Vista Remote 2 at any one time

• Select computers using keyboard commands or an
  on-screen list of computers

•  Front panel LEDs shows power

• Scan mode sequences through computers at an adjustable rate

• Non-volatile memory stores configuration settings

• Rack mount kits available

• Made in USA

The Vista Remote 2 is the KVM switch of choice for desktop, small office, or home use. You can connect a local KVM station to four or eight computers. Remote users can connect to Vista Remote 2 using the very secure RealVNC remote application using any internet browser.  Once connected and authorized, the remote user has complete control over the connected computer. 

The unit consists of an IP input module and a KVM switch module.  The IP input module controls all remote access and security to the unit and the KVM switch module manages the connected computers.

The Vista Remote 2 is available in two models, a four port model and an eight port model.

The Vista Remote 2 is easy to install and configure.  Assign an IP address and network information, configure the CPU ports to accommodate the connected computers, connect the unit to the network and its ready to use. 

Remote users are set-up with a unique user name and password.  Access permissions can be set from full access to the configuration menus and computers to limited access to the computers. 

The IP input module and the Switch module’s OSD provide an easy method of configuring, selecting and switching among the connected computers.