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Terminal Servers
Flexible, Low Cost Terminal Server Solutions

Terminal servers were originally designed to allow RS232 serial devices (such as "green screen" text terminals, modems and serial printers) to connect to networked resources like mainframes. With a terminal server the user connection is established going in to a serial port, and then out to the network port to the mainframe. Terminal Servers evolved over time into Console Servers. Console servers and terminal servers both provide a number of serial ports which are then connected to the serial ports of other equipment. Functionally both console and terminal servers are the same.


ACM5000 Terminal Server
ACM5000 Advanced Console Managers
Advanced console manager. 2-4 serial (Cisco pinout), 1-2 USB and 1-2 Ethernet ports. Internal analog modem, 3G cellular or 802.11n options

» ACM5000 Advanced Console Manager
 CM4000 Terminal Server

Console Managers
Secure, low cost easy-to-use console server. Secure in band and out of band access to your servers, power and network. 1, 8, 32, 16 or 48 serial ports

» CM4000 Console Manager
 IM4200 Terminal Server

Infrastructure Managers
Fully redundant advanced console server. 8, 16, 32 or 48 serial ports. In-band and out-of-band access. Internal modem. Classic, Cisco or Cisco rolled pinout

» IM4200 Infrastructure Manager
 IM4004-5 Terminal Server

Branch Office Combo Packs
Advanced 4 port console server with integrated 4 port ethernet switch. Secure access to serial and network infrastructure.

» IM4004-5 Branch Management Gateway
 IM4216-34 Terminal Server

Management Gateway
Advanced 16 port console server with integrated 32 port ethernet switch. High availability. In-band and out-of-band access for complete remote hands on-site.

» IM4216-34 Integrated Management Gateway