Not trying to flame here but it seems that those who do have Belkins
that seem to work have intermittent problems thus making Belkin
unreliable. You know, even their monitor extentions allow noise. I
have seen some Belkin KVM's that do work but the features are
unreliable. We've ordered many Belkin products for our customers. In
regards to the KVM switches, we've had to return most of them due to the
mouse dropping out. Only way to regain was to reboot the server.
The only Belkin KVM that gave minimal problems was the F1D208-OSD and it
would drop the OSD settings even if on battery backup. Thats still
unreliable.
Another plug for IOgear. No issues other than it works, and their cable
kits are properly shielded.
plug-discuss@grueslayer.com wrote:
>\_ SMTP quoth coberr@scottsdaleins.com on 2/27/2003 16:03 as having spake thusly:
>\_
>\_
>\_ I've got a LinkSys 2-port and 4-port that work great.
>\_
>\_ I have also had problems with Belkin, particularly with mouse support in
>\_ X.....
>
>Well, just to counter the flood of Belkin shmelkin... I have a four
>porter Belkin and had zero problems with it except dropping the mouse
>wheel support on KVM switches. Popping to a different vt (c-a-f1,
>c-a-f7) restores it.
>
>FWIW, model F1DB104P.
>
>The used Belkin kvm at our rack hasn't bothered us at all.
>
>David
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