Black Box Emerald SE: KVM over IP system with centralized connectivity

This solution, what's a family Emerald Unified KVM, Enables scalable, high-performance connectivity for traditional and virtualized environments, providing the freedom to customize its features.

Black Box has announced the development of the KVM system by IP Emerald SE, enabling high-performance, scalable connectivity for traditional and virtualized environments, providing the freedom to customize its features.

The KVM solution joins the Emerald product range that already features the Emerald Unified KVM platform. Newcomer demonstrates how Black Box continues to expand Emerald Unified KVM family with new solutions that support centralized connectivity.

Emerald SE is flexible and fully customizable through licensing options. As new license features are added to meet market demands, customers can add them, Protecting your investments through future-proof features.

Emeral Pro licenses will include pixel-perfect video mode, access to PCoIP virtual machines, share virtual machines, flide and switch y bonding.

Pixel-perfect video mode enables lossless video viewing, guaranteeing the visualization the same detail as if it were done by the graphics card.
The virtualization of workflows is carried out using the PCoIP protocol for connection to virtual machines and WMware. In addition, It is possible to share the same virtual machine between multiple users with keyboard and mouse control.

Glide and switch saves rack space with the ability to switch a keyboard and mouse between eight monitors.

With bonding it is possible to create a group of resources to switch them as if they were a single one, Switch multiple receivers with one or two videos as a single group, creating custom configurations in special workspaces.

Emerald SE's core functionality ensures high-performance connectivity and scalability in both physical and virtual environments. The solution provides simple and direct use of on-site and remote servers, as well as efficient KVM connectivity, thanks to the ability to access a virtualized machine with the same unique user interface of traditional systems.