Power Control Solution simplifies management via one port.
September 15, 2009 -
Controlled serially via Minicom KVM IP gateway, Power on Cable(TM) (PoC) suits IT environments that require complete remote support package of both BIOS level KVM IP access and remote power control. Power cord design meets requirements of cable management in IT environments and enables several units to be slid together and several devices to be controlled through one management interface. Product is rated for worldwide compatibility at 90-260 Vac, 44-66 Hz up to 10 A.
Minicom Launches Power on Cable(TM) - a Unique Single Port Power Control Solution
IT Administrators can use Power on Cable to power on/off and reboot a remote device seamlessly during a secure KVM session
Minicom Advanced Systems - a leading developer of IT & KVM remote access and management solutions for the server room and datacenter - today announced the launch of a new, Minicom patented single port power control solution. Power on Cable (PoC) is targeted at IT environments that require a complete remote support package of both BIOS level KVM IP access and remote power control. This can include server rooms in which mission critical equipment is handpicked, or ATM machines or unmanned communication centers distributed in far away locations.
The PoC is controlled serially via a Minicom KVM IP gateway thus preventing costly mistakes by ensuring the power commands are sent only to the required device. Its unique and robust "power cord" design meets the stringent requirements of cable management in IT environments and makes it extremely easy to slide several units together and control several devices through a single management interface. The PoC has worldwide compatibility featuring 90-260 VAC 44-66 Hz up to 10Amps, making it also ideal for mixed power environments.
"Power on Cable increases IT efficiency in heterogonous environments, where for the most part power monitoring is sufficient, but there are a handful of mission critical servers that require remote power rebooting and switching" says Benny Hayumi, product manager for Minicom. "the PoC fits nicely into the power strategy of the organization by being a complementary solution to the PDU and by adding flexibility when IT budgets are so tight. The open protocol we are providing enables easy integration with existing management and control systems".
Power on Cable continues Minicom's unique Real Needs (TM) approach of controlling costs by adding remote power switching capability as and when it is needed.
To learn more about Power on Cable and Minicom visit www.minicom.com
Related Material:
Webcast: Real Needs(TM) Value Proposition (22 minutes)
White Paper: Real Needs(TM) Protect Your IT Investment with KVM IP Management
Online Demo: Remote IP Access Product Test Drive
About Minicom
Minicom Advanced Systems is a manufacturer of KVM switches, extenders and access management solutions that facilitate control of corporate IT environments. Minicom is a member of Intel Capital's portfolio of companies and was named in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA. Founded in 1988, Minicom operates in over 70 countries, with headquarters in Israel and regional offices in North America and Europe.
Contact information:
Eran Kessel
VP Marketing
eran.kessel@minicom.com
Tel: +972 2 5359638 Company Information: Name: Minicom Advanced Systems Ltd. Address: P.O. Box 45048, 16 Hartom St. City: Jerusalem ZIP: 91450 Country: Israel Phone: +972 2 535 9666 FAX: +972 2 535 9693 http://minicom.com
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