Jeff Geerling reviews a wide range of IP KVM devices, exploring their utility for remote server management when standard software solutions like SSH or Remote Desktop are not viable. The article explains how these units allow for full control over computers even when they are locked out or powered off by providing an "IP Keyboard Video and Mouse" interface.
- PiKVM and its various clones such as BliKVM, GL-iNet Comet series, and LuckFox PicoKVM.
- Sipeed NanoKVM models featuring RISC-V architecture and PCIe form factors.
- High-polish options like JetKVM for rack mounting and LeafKVM with unique VGA power adapters.
- Business-oriented hardware like TinyPilot Voyager 3 which offers RBAC and management tools.
- Budget alternatives such as DezKVM-Go using WebSerial for direct USB connections.
- PiKVM and its various clones such as BliKVM, GL-iNet Comet series, and LuckFox PicoKVM.
- Sipeed NanoKVM models featuring RISC-V architecture and PCIe form factors.
- High-polish options like JetKVM for rack mounting and LeafKVM with unique VGA power adapters.
- Business-oriented hardware like TinyPilot Voyager 3 which offers RBAC and management tools.
- Budget alternatives such as DezKVM-Go using WebSerial for direct USB connections.
A review of the Sipeed NanoKVM, a small and affordable IP KVM based on the RISC-V LicheeRV Nano. The article discusses its features, security concerns, and performance.
