I like the way Greg Swallow is reasoning here. I've emailed several KVM switch manufacturers about support for FC2, but to date I've only received 2 responses and a least one of them is wrong. The only good that I may have done is to add FC2 to their tech-support databases. Normally, a pre-sales tech-support question gets answered in a matter of hours. I think that the root cause may be that there is not a clear KVM specification. KVMs exist in every server room in the world, so there is a significant market for them. However, there are several varieties PS2, USB, & IP. Our problem seems to be specific to the PS2 group and the PS2 group, IMHO, consists of home users. The home-user market may not be able to compel manufactures to develop a device for such a small market as FC2. Home users are contributing to the development of FC2, so I think that asking the Fedora for some support is not unfair. When I get up to speed I'll write something I'm just not there yet. I replaced a 2-port Linksys KVM with a 4-port Belkin years ago. I immediately noticed performance problems, but it worked on MS OSs. I purchased an Avocent switch a week ago, and as soon as the gender changers arrive(SOB), I'll give it a try. Dwaine
