Amx5120

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The Amx5120, a product of Avocent, is an end-user KVM switch user station that is used in conjunction with an AMX-5010. The AMX-5120 provides end-user KVM access to servers, workstations, routers, etc. that are plugged into the same AMX-5010 KVM switch. The 5XXX series of Avocent KVM switching solutions uses UTP (cat-5 or better) to connect workstations and servers as well as 5120 end-user stations to the master switch (AMX-5010). The 5120 uses Avocent's proprietary OSCAR software interface, which allows for user login, and machine selection.


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