Thread: KVM switches
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Old 07-06-2005, 12:43   #10
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Re: KVM switches

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Does requires PS2 connections on keyboard and mouse though, so I begged on here for a replacement USB to PS2 wiget and solved that problem.
I'd be a tad careful with PS/2 to USB convertors - some KVMs don't like them. Also, the KVMs I've encountered all had problems with the stiffness of the cables - would dislodge the mouse/keyboard connectors at the slightest movement.
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