I. Industry Challenges

      Government big data centers and data centers within government and party agency campuses house a vast number of devices that are concentrated in specific locations, with many deployed across multiple buildings and floors. Government operations are divided into basic operations and classified operations, requiring tiered access control and comprehensive audit trails for the entire operations and maintenance process.; The servers in the data center are located far from the operations and maintenance workstations. Traditional video cables have limited transmission distances and high cabling costs, and they cannot support remote centralized management, resulting in extremely low efficiency for distributed operations and maintenance across multiple data centers.

II. VOELLS Compatible Products and Solution Deployment

To address the government’s core requirements for remote centralized control, security management, and long-distance transmission, a dedicated solution using CAT5 Ethernet KVM switches is adopted:

1. Core Product: VOELLS CAT5 Ethernet KVM Switch

2. Deployment Method: Rack-mounted CAT5 Ethernet KVM switches are deployed in core government data centers. By replacing traditional video cables with standard Category 6 Ethernet cables, they enable long-distance signal transmission of up to 100 meters, perfectly resolving the challenge of cross-floor cabling between data centers, office workstations, and command centers. The device supports cascading for scalability, enabling batch management of multiple server groups—including government cloud platforms, approval systems, and archival systems. Combined with tiered account permissions and operation log auditing features, it complies with government security standards.

III. Key Advantages of the Solution

1. Ethernet cable transmission is simple to deploy and more cost-effective; it offers long-distance transmission without signal attenuation or image trailing, making it suitable for large-scale deployment in government complexes;

2. Supports tiered access permissions, operation auditing, and operation and maintenance logging, fully meeting government requirements for classified information and compliance management;

3. Flexible cascading for scalability, accommodating the annual incremental upgrades of equipment in government data centers without the need to rebuild the entire system;

4. Supports remote O&M via the internal network, eliminating the risk of information leaks from external network access and ensuring the security of government data.

IV. Applicable Scenarios

Government big data centers, information data centers of Party and government agencies, administrative approval and dispatch centers, and centralized management projects spanning multiple buildings within government complexes