KVM-TEC Gateway2go Installation Guide

1. DESCRIPTION

Matrix Extender Compatibility

The following chart details the compatibility of KVM extender product lines with various remote system types. Compatibility is indicated by the presence of a marker.

Note: ● indicates compatibility.

KVM Technology OVER IP - different possibilities with Gateway2GO

This section describes various KVM over IP network configurations:

Scenario 1: Matrix Switching System with standard 16/10G Switch

Work Stations are connected via a local IP network to a central switching system, which then connects to the Server Room.

Scenario 2: Decentralized Matrix with 100 Haponks

This setup suggests a decentralized approach to matrix switching.

Scenario 3: Matrix Switching System for larger systems

Illustrates a network structure designed for scaling to larger systems.

Scenario 4: LAN System plus WAN over router and Gateway2GO for remote workplaces

Work Stations connect via a local IP network to a router. The router connects to the WAN, establishing a VPN tunnel. The Gateway2GO is integrated into this VPN connection, enabling remote workplaces to access PCs within the Matrix Switching System. This configuration requires approximately 70Mbit bandwidth for remote access.

Windows App for live pictures from the Switching System & Remote Workplaces

The Gateway2GO facilitates a flexible connection to the local KVM-TEC switching system and enables remote workplaces to connect. It features an innovative user application that operates in real-time for performant laptop or desktop devices running Windows 10.

In a local switching system, the performance reaches up to 60 frames per second (fps) without any delay. A special bandwidth management feature reduces the required bandwidth. The Gateway2GO connects to the internet via a VPN tunnel, allowing remote users to connect to any PC within the Matrix Switching System from their remote locations.

1. INSTALLATION

1. START APPLICATION

Upon startup, the application automatically searches for a switching manager or connected devices. Once devices are detected, they are presented in a scrollable list within the application interface.

[Screenshot Description: The KVM-Tec Gateway2Go v0.25 application window is shown, displaying a "Searching for Manager..." status with a progress indicator.]

[Screenshot Description: The KVM-Tec Gateway2Go v0.25 application window displays a "Select a Device" screen. It lists available connections such as "Flexline Workstation 1" and "Flexline Workstation 2".]

To establish a connection, simply select the desired device from the list and then click the "Connect" button.

[Screenshot Description: The KVM-Tec Gateway2Go v0.25 application window shows the "Select a Device" screen with "Flexline Workstation 1" and "Flexline Workstation 2" listed. A prominent "Connect" button is visible below the device list.]

3. NOTES

Contact information for KVM-TEC and its parent company IHSE:

• KVM-TEC
  Gewerbepark Mitterfeld 1 A
  2523 Tattendorf
  Austria
  www.kvm-tec.com
• IHSE GmbH
  Benzstr.1
  88094 Oberteuringen
  Germany
  www.ihse.com
• IHSE USA LLC
  1 Corp.Dr.Suite
  Cranburry NJ 08512
  USA
  www.ihseusa.com
• IHSE GMBH Asia
  158 Kallang Way, #07-13A
  349245 Singapore
  www.ihse.com
• IHSE China Co., Ltd
  Room 814, Building 3, Kezhu Road
  Guangzhou PRC
  www.ihse.com.cn