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Adder AdderLink IPEPS Remote KVM over IP Single-Port Extender
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Adder AdderLink IPEPS

Expert rating7 / 10

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Video:
VGA
Max Resolution:
1600x1200
Computers:
1
Segment:
KVM over IP

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Manufacturer: Adder Technology Last updated: September 12, 2026

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Adder AdderLink IPEPS Review

The Adder AdderLink IPEPS is a single-server VGA KVM-over-IP unit giving remote BIOS-level access and virtual media mounting over a standard IP network.

Unlike every other product in this batch, the IPEPS isn't a local multi-computer switch at all - it's a one-server-at-a-time IP extender for remote access to a single critical machine, the same category as a Raritan Dominion but scaled down to just one port.

One Server, Anywhere Access

The IPEPS targets a single important machine - a branch-office server or an isolated piece of lab equipment - that needs occasional remote BIOS-level troubleshooting without installing a full rack-scale IP KVM matrix.

Virtual Media Without a Matrix Switch

Remote virtual media mounting (booting the target from a remote ISO) is normally a feature reserved for expensive rack-scale IP KVMs; the IPEPS brings it down to single-server deployments at a fraction of the cost.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the Raritan Dominion KX III - a full multi-port IP KVM matrix managing up to 64 servers, appropriate once remote access needs to scale past one machine. Versus the Raritan Dominion KSX II - that adds serial and power-control access alongside IP KVM for up to 8 servers, a step up if more than one server needs remote reach. Versus the ATEN 2XRT-0021G - a local port-selector accessory, not a remote-IP solution at all.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating7 / 10

A focused, affordable way to get true remote BIOS-level access to one critical server without a full IP KVM matrix.

Best for

  • Branch offices needing remote BIOS-level access to one critical server
  • Labs with a single piece of isolated equipment requiring occasional remote troubleshooting
  • IT teams wanting virtual media mounting without a full rack-scale IP KVM

Not for

  • Data centers managing more than one remote server (see the Dominion KX III or KSX II)
  • Local desk switching between multiple co-located computers
  • Buyers needing serial console or power-control access (see the Dominion KSX II)

Specifications

What these specs mean

Identity

BrandAdder
Model NumberIPEPS
Switching MethodIP-based remote access (single-computer KVM over IP)

Topology

Computers Supported1 computers
Displays Per Computer1 displays
Video Path TypeKVM over IP
KVM SegmentKVM over IP

Video & Features

Video StandardVGA
Max Resolution1600x1200

Video interface

Video ConnectorVGA
Video Interface VersionVGA

Per display capability

Max Resolution Single Display1600x1200

Switching control

Serial Or Network ControlIP KVM

In the box and price

Price599.40 USD

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender)?

Key specs for the Adder AdderLink IPEPS: Max Resolution 1600x1200, Max Resolution Per Display 1600x1200, Computers Supported 1 computers, Displays Per Computer 1 displays, Switching Method IP-based remote access (single-computer KVM over IP), Video Standard VGA.

Who is the Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender) best suited to?

Best suited to: Branch offices needing remote BIOS-level access to one critical server; Labs with a single piece of isolated equipment requiring occasional remote troubleshooting; IT teams wanting virtual media mounting without a full rack-scale IP KVM.

What are the drawbacks of the Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender)?

Not the best fit for: Data centers managing more than one remote server (see the Dominion KX III or KSX II); Local desk switching between multiple co-located computers; Buyers needing serial console or power-control access (see the Dominion KSX II).

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