ATEN CCKM IT infrastructure software System management

ATEN’s KVM over IP Matrix Manager, CCKM, provides IT administrators with tools to centralize the control and management of KVM over IP extenders in their IT environment. It allows easy administration of all KVM over IP extenders with a user-friendly, web-based GUI.

The CCKM’s Primary-Secondary architecture safeguards data transmissions through built-in redundancy factors, including automated database backup of primary and secondary servers and devices in addition to real-time database updating. Redundancy ensures that if any server hosting the CCKM goes down, the system will remain functioning, since a redundant secondary server maintains all the required services until the primary server comes back up.*

Through ATEN’s CCKM, the KVM over IP extenders provide advanced features for username and password authentication, user authorization and auto-detection of all devices that can be switched and shared. With secured transmissions in mind, the KVM over IP extenders implement AES encryption, while RADIUS, LDAP and AD ensure user account authentication.

IT administrators receive the following benefits implementing the CCKM:
• Advanced features for multi-displays, video grouping, fast switching, profile broadcasting, and media playback scheduling.
• Greater access with quick and easy control tools for configuration of KVM over IP extenders.
• Secure and reliable access with AES encryption and server redundancy.

Note:
*To set up server redundancy, installation of the CCKM USB license key on both the primary and secondary servers is required.

 

• Management
• Centralized CCKM, allowing you to configure, administer, control, and maintain all KVM over IP extenders via an intuitive web based GUI
• KE Link App – allows customers with licenses to remotely manage KVM over IP extenders on the CCKM with an iPad from anywhere
• One-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one and many-to-many Tx / Rx connections
• Profiles save and reserve unlimited Tx to Rx device connections
• Channel connections allow Rx devices to connect to multiple Tx devices – to stream video, audio, USB and serial sources independently
• Configurable user and group permissions for access and control of KVM over IP extenders
• Administrators can set access modes on Tx devices for collaboration or to avoid interference among users
• Primary-Secondary Infrastructure – offers centralized management failover with up to 5 secondary servers, for redundancy, and real-time database synchronization
• Administrators can easily view KVM over IP extenders status and the latest system events in the GUI dashboard
• Connection Redundancy – automatically connects to another transmitter (Tx) after disconnection with the original Tx, ensuring constant access to servers
• Authentication Lock – allows automatic logins upon system resume after temporary power down or network disconnection
• Flexible and Efficient Operations
• Exceptional Video Wall Scalability – able to create multiple video wall layouts with up to 144 video displays (12 x 12)
• Advanced Scheduling – improves efficiency and saves costs by allowing media playback to be set based on time and date
• Video grouping of up to 4 sets of KVM over IP extenders to support Multi-Display applications