...Layer) • Layer 2 switches operate using physical network addresses. Physical addresses, also known as link-layer, hardware, or MAC-layer addresses, identify individual devices. Most hardware devices are permanently assigned this number during...

...managed, and Web-smart switches • The difference between unmanaged, managed, and Web-smart switches. • With regard to management options, the three primary classes of switches are unmanaged, managed, and Web smart. Which you choose depends largely ...

Instantaneous video switching • Real-time access to HD video signals, audio, USB and more • HD video and KVM switching and extension for collaborative workplaces. • Hybrid switching and extension solution. • Get a matrix switching solution for...

...Splitters • »   • Switches • »   • Converters & Scalers • »   • Presentation tools • And that’s just a start. We also offer a wide selection of  • other multimedia components • , and • media players and appliances, LCD screens • , • cabling • ...

Communication and Control Room Solutions • The Right Solution For The Modern Control Room • Get More Information • Black Box can help you design a control room for your application. • Give us some info, and we’ll get in touch. • Split-second decis...

KVM IP gateways • KVM IP gateways • The concept • Just as a gate serves as an entry or exit point to a property, a gateway serves the same purpose in the networking world. It’s the device that acts as a network entrance or go-between for two o...

Find all • KVM Switches • in our on-line store. • DVI KVM Switches • , • VGA KVM Switches • , • DisplayPort KVM Switches • , • Secure KVM Switches • , • Trading Control Switches • , • Enterprise KVM Switches • , • IP Enabled KVM Switches • Fin...

...and Matrix Switches. • Code-Operated and Matrix Switches • Code-operated and matrix switches from Black Box give you computer-controlled switching for a variety of applications. • Code-Operated Switches • Code-operated switches enable 1...

Network Switches • Network switches • Everybody needs one, everybody has one, a network switch. A switch for your Ethernet network. If you listen to some people then a switch is the most trivial device needed for connecting computers. Is that ...

...fibre optic cable for applications that require simultaneous, bidirectional data transfer. Workstations, fibre switches and servers, Ethernet switches, backbone ports, and similar hardware require duplex cable. • Learn more: • Attenuators. •