Adder AdderLink IPEPS
Expert rating7 / 10
- Video:
- VGA
- Max Resolution:
- 1600x1200
- Computers:
- 1
- Segment:
- KVM over IP
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Manufacturer: Adder Last updated: September 12, 2026
Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender) 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, priced at $599.40.
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.
Specifications
Design
| Port Count | 1 |
|---|---|
| Switching Method | IP-based remote access (single-computer KVM over IP) |
Topology
| Computers Supported | 1 computers |
|---|---|
| Displays Per Computer | 1 displays |
| Video Path Type | KVM over IP |
| KVM Segment | KVM over IP |
Video & Features
| Video Standard | VGA |
|---|---|
| Max Resolution | 1600x1200 |
Video interface
| Video Connector | VGA |
|---|---|
| Video Interface Version | VGA |
Switching control
| Serial Or Network Control | IP KVM |
|---|
In the box and price
| Price | 599.40 USD |
|---|
| Brand | Adder |
|---|---|
| Model | IPEPS |
| Remote Access | Up to 4 remote users, USB virtual media, 10/100 RJ45 network port |
| Source URL | https://www.adder.com/en/kvm-solutions/adderlink-ipeps |
Expert Review
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)
FAQs
What are the key specifications of the Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender)?
The Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender) is a KVM switch from Adder. Key specs: Port Count 1 server, Switching Method IP-based remote access (no local switching, single-server KVM-over-IP), Video Standard VGA/DVI input, H.264 encoded for IP transport, Max Resolution 1920x1200, USB Hub Ports 2 (local USB peripheral pass-through).
Who is the Adder AdderLink IPEPS (IPEPS) (1 Server / IP-Based Remote KVM over IP / Single-Port Extender) best suited to?
It suits 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)?
It is a poor 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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