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Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 KVM-over-IP appliance
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Raritan Dominion KX IV-101

Expert rating8 / 10

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Manufacturer: Raritan Last updated: September 11, 2026

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Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 Review

The Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 is a single-port enterprise IP KVM appliance providing secure web-based remote access to one server at up to 4K@30Hz.

Raritan's Dominion line is standard equipment in enterprise data centers, and the KX IV-101 lets administrators access a server's console remotely over an encrypted IP connection from anywhere, not just within LAN range. The price reflects enterprise support contracts, virtual media support for remote OS installs, and integration with data-center management software rather than raw hardware cost. Versus the TESmart HKS801-E23, that offers LAN/IP control across 8 local computers at a fraction of the price, worth it for buyers not needing full enterprise remote-access software. Versus the Adder AdderView CATx 1000, that extends KVM over CATx cabling rather than full IP remote access, worth it for local distance extension over remote management.

Built for Remote Data Center Management

Raritan's Dominion line is standard equipment in enterprise data centers, and the KX IV-101 lets administrators access a server's console remotely over an encrypted IP connection from anywhere, not just within LAN range.

Priced for Mission-Critical Infrastructure

The price reflects enterprise support contracts, virtual media support for remote OS installs, and integration with data-center management software rather than raw hardware cost.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the TESmart HKS801-E23, that offers LAN/IP control across 8 local computers at a fraction of the price, worth it for buyers not needing full enterprise remote-access software. Versus the Adder AdderView CATx 1000, that extends KVM over CATx cabling rather than full IP remote access, worth it for local distance extension over remote management.

Our verdict

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

Expert rating8 / 10

An enterprise-grade single-server IP KVM appliance built for remote data center administration, priced accordingly.

Best for

  • Enterprise data centers needing secure remote console access to critical servers from anywhere.

Not for

  • Home or small-office buyers who only need local switching between a few desktop computers.

Specifications

What these specs mean
Capability Score
5.7/10

How much this device can do compared with other KVM-over-IP devices, rated from its specifications.

Identity

BrandRaritan
Model NumberDominion KX IV-101

Topology

Computers Supported1 computers
Video Path TypeKVM over IP
KVM SegmentKVM over IP

Video & Features

Video StandardHDMI
Max Resolution4096x2160 @ 30Hz
Audio SupportYes

Video interface

Video ConnectorHDMI

Per display capability

Max Resolution Single Display4096x2160
Max Refresh At Max Resolution30 Hz
Max Refresh At 4K30 Hz

Switching control

Serial Or Network ControlIP KVM

Physical and power

Rack MountableYes
External Power RequiredYes

In the box and price

Price1800 USD

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 (IP KVM / 1 Server / Enterprise Remote Access / 4K@30Hz)?

Key specs for the Raritan Dominion KX IV-101: Max Resolution 4096x2160 @ 30Hz, Max Refresh At Max Resolution 30 Hz, Max Resolution Per Display 4096x2160, Connection Type KVM over IP, HDMI target connection, Audio Support Yes, Computers Supported 1 computers.

Who is the Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 (IP KVM / 1 Server / Enterprise Remote Access / 4K@30Hz) best suited to?

Best suited to: Enterprise data centers needing secure remote console access to critical servers from anywhere.

What are the drawbacks of the Raritan Dominion KX IV-101 (IP KVM / 1 Server / Enterprise Remote Access / 4K@30Hz)?

Not the best fit for: Home or small-office buyers who only need local switching between a few desktop computers.

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