...equipment —especially servers— generates a lot of heat in a relatively small area. Today’s servers are smaller and have faster CPUs than ever. Because most of the power used by these devices is dissipated into the air as heat, they can really stra...

...you will need a print server and a router to send and receive e-mails. • If you send e-mails and make appointments with your customers you surely need to have the correct time on your computer. Computer clocks are not as accurate as they should be...

...purchasing decision. • Check out our IT knowledgebase for indepth info about the latest technologies, pin-outs, etc. Find detailed, easy to understand application diagrammes. • Please find our "Server"  topics on the left side of this page.

...remote sites to access servers, logic controllers, or any devices that require programming. • Diagnostics. From your master control room, you can probe servers and run diagnostics. • Matrix Switches • Matrix switches enable more than one device to ...

...As workstations and servers migrated from ordinary 10-Mbps Ethernet to 100-Mbps speeds, it became clear that even greater speeds were needed. Gigabit Ethernet was developed for an even faster Ethernet standard to handle the network traffic gener...

...applications, server farms, hospitals, etc. • The average system is hit by 120 power disturbances per month • Downtime is unacceptable and often costly. But it’s impossible to get 99.9% uptime when you plug your hardware into an AC outlet....

...video or RGB coax cables, which often can’t be easily pulled through tight conduits and can be more difficult to terminate (for more on the limitations of simply extending video cabling, see below). • A bonus: In most buildings, copper cabling is...