It happens

network equipment sometimes locks up.

 But when it happens, don't you hate having to make a service call just to flip the power switch and perform a simple reboot?

Now you don't have to.

 The Network Power Switch lets you turn on or off your network equipment from anywhere on the LAN/WAN. And don't worry if your network is down.

Simply dial in from a modem for out-of-band power control. Turn on or off any AC-powered device via Telnet, modem, or local terminal.

 Intelligent power-control features enable you to switch redundant power supplies or devices with high current requirements.

The Switch communicates over any TCP/IP network via Telnet, or out-of-band using an external modem and terminal emulation.

Each of the Switch's eight outlets can be assigned an individual password, device name, reboot delay time, and unique power-up default status.

 Address-specific IP security masks prevent unauthorized network access to the Network Power Switch command mode.

There are two password security levels: system level and user level. Each bus has its own source AC inlet and cord lock, circuit breaker, and four switched outlets.

This lets you switch redundant A/B power supplies or switch devices with high current requirements.

Configure the Network Power Switch over the network, via a modem, or locally through the Switch's console port.

Easy-to-use commands let you assign a location name, set system parameters, and view plug status.

 Outlets can be switched on, switched off, or booted using plug numbers or names in pairs or groups

retail price over

$700.00 to $900.00