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Which of the following would be a typical use for a KVM?
The correct answer is D. Sharing peripherals among several PCs. A KVM switch stands for Keyboard, Video, Mouse. It allows a single set of input/output peripherals (one keyboard, one monitor, and one mouse) to control multiple computers by switching between them. This is common in server rooms and multi-system environments. It does not…
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Which of the following would be a typical use for a KVM?
Options
- AArchiving network data
- BNetworking several PCs
- CProviding network printer sharing
- DSharing peripherals among several PCs
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D93% (43)
Explanation
A KVM switch stands for Keyboard, Video, Mouse. It allows a single set of input/output peripherals (one keyboard, one monitor, and one mouse) to control multiple computers by switching between them. This is common in server rooms and multi-system environments. It does not archive data (A), create a network (B), or share printers (C) - those functions belong to NAS devices, network switches/routers, and print servers, respectively.
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