Functionality; Technical Specifications - Lantronix SecureLinx Spider User Manual

Built-in serial RS-232 port can be configured for serial console access or remote dial
in access

Functionality

The Spider contains an embedded web server, dedicated hardware, and control firmware
that:
Captures the video output from the attached computer
Compresses the video and serves it up over the network to a Java applet window
launched by the browser on the user's system which
Draws a replica of the server's video output on the user's monitor. The Java applet
then
USB/Power
Keyboard/Mouse

Technical Specifications

Security
Target Server
Requirements
SecureLinx Spider User Guide
accepts keystrokes and mouse movements on the user's system
recognizes those intended for the target computer
transmits those to the Spider
emulates a physically attached keyboard and mouse to spoof the computer into
thinking the user is sitting next to it
Spider
Distributed
KVM/IP
Module
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Secure encryption of keyboard, mouse, and video data
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IP Source Address Filtering
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Remote Authentication: LDAP, RADIUS, Active Directory
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User/Group management with permissions control
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Configurable port numbers (HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, SSH)
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Selective disable of Telnet/SSH
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Supports Multiple Operating Systems: Windows
98/2000/2003/XP/Vista, Unix, Linux, or MAC OSX 10
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Power/keyboard/mouse: 2 USB ports; or 1 USB and 1 PS/2 keyboard
and 1 PS/2 mouse connector
HD15 VGA Video
Serial (RS-232)
Indicator LEDs
10/100Base-T
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
2: Introduction
Host Computer
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