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HPE AF654A KVM USB/Display Port Adapter
- KVM USB/DisplayPort Adapter
- Enables connection of servers to KVM consoles
- Supports USB for keyboard and mouse input
- Supports DisplayPort for video output
- Designed for remote server management
- Compatible with specific HPE server models
- Facilitates out-of-band management
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Product Overview
The HPE AF654A is a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) USB/DisplayPort adapter designed for connecting servers to KVM consoles. It facilitates remote management and control of HPE servers through a KVM interface.
Technical Information
| Adapter Type | KVM USB/DisplayPort |
| Connectors | USB, DisplayPort |
| Functionality | Server Management |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HPE |
| Model | AF654A |
Product Description
The HPE AF654A is a specialized adapter designed to bridge the gap between HPE servers and KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) management consoles. This adapter allows IT administrators to remotely access and control their servers as if they were physically present, which is crucial for out-of-band management, troubleshooting, and initial server setup. It utilizes USB connectivity for keyboard and mouse input, ensuring compatibility with standard peripherals. For video output, it supports the DisplayPort interface, providing a digital video signal for the server's display output. This combination of USB and DisplayPort connectivity makes it a versatile solution for managing a wide range of HPE server hardware. The AF654A is an integral part of a comprehensive server management strategy, enabling efficient administration of data center infrastructure. By providing a reliable KVM connection, it helps reduce the need for physical access to servers, saving time and resources, especially in large or geographically dispersed data centers.