Tripp Lite by Eaton NetDirector USB Server Interface Unit with Virtual Media Support (B064-Series), TAA

Unlock powerful remote server management with Tripp Lite’s NetDirector USB Server Interface Unit, designed to pair seamlessly with the B064-Series IPG NetDirector KVM switches. This USB server interface enables Virtual Media support, allowing you to mount ISO images and USB devices remotely through the KVM environment. Built for reliability in data centers and enterprise settings, the unit leverages Cat5e/6 cabling for flexible deployment, simplifies administration, and supports procurement needs with TAA compliance. Whether you’re provisioning new hosts, performing routine maintenance, or performing disaster recovery tasks, this interface makes remote operations faster, safer, and more efficient.

• Bridges a USB server to a B064-IPG NetDirector KVM switch using standard Cat5e/6 cabling for flexible, scalable deployments.
• Enables Virtual Media functionality, enabling remote mounting of ISO images and other media, as well as USB device redirection, to simplify OS installs, updates, and recovery without local access.
• Designed for seamless integration with Tripp Lite NetDirector infrastructure, delivering centralized management, secure access, and consistent performance across multiple servers and consoles.
• Built to meet government procurement requirements with TAA compliance, making it suitable for federal, state, and educational deployments.
• Easy, plug-and-play installation with minimal downtime, allowing IT teams to expand their remote management capabilities without disrupting critical services.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton NetDirector USB Server Interface Unit with Virtual Media Support (B064-Series), TAA

• Product family: NetDirector B064-Series USB Server Interface Unit
• Connectivity: Cat5e/6 cabling between USB server interface unit and B064-IPG Series KVM switch
• Virtual Media support: Yes — remote mounting of images and USB device redirection via NetDirector
• Compatibility: Works with B064-IPG NetDirector KVM switches in supported configurations
• Compliance: TAA-compliant for government procurement

How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton NetDirector USB Server Interface Unit with Virtual Media Support (B064-Series), TAA

• Prepare the NetDirector environment by ensuring the B064-IPG KVM switch and the USB Server Interface Unit are powered and physically accessible.
• Connect the USB Server Interface Unit to the B064-IPG switch using a Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable, following the labeled ports for correct pairing.
• Attach the target server or USB devices to the USB interface as required by your deployment plan, ensuring proper cable routing and protection.
• Power on the devices and access the NetDirector management console to detect and register the new interface, confirming link status and discovery.
• Enable Virtual Media in the KVM configuration within the NetDirector console, then remotely mount ISO images or USB devices to perform installations, updates, or maintenance tasks.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is Virtual Media? A: Virtual Media is a remote media mounting capability that allows you to access ISO images and USB devices through the NetDirector KVM switch, enabling streamlined OS deployment and maintenance without direct server access.
• Q: Is this compatible with the B064-IPG NetDirector KVM switches? A: Yes, the USB Server Interface Unit is designed to work with the B064-IPG series to extend remote management capabilities and Virtual Media support.
• Q: What cabling do I need? A: Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cabling is used to connect the USB Server Interface Unit to the B064-IPG KVM switch.
• Q: Is the product compliant with government procurement? A: Yes, the unit is TAA-compliant, meeting requirements for many government and educational purchasing programs.
• Q: Can I manage multiple servers with this interface? A: The USB Server Interface Unit is designed to work within a NetDirector environment to manage a server via the B064-IPG switch; for additional servers, you can deploy additional interfaces or use other NetDirector configurations as appropriate.