SK0-003 · Question #534
A KVM system may connect which of the following? (Select THREE).
The correct answer is A. PS/2 mouse B. USB mouse C. SVGA display. A KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) system is primarily used to connect and switch input and display devices between multiple computers.
Question
A KVM system may connect which of the following? (Select THREE).
Options
- APS/2 mouse
- BUSB mouse
- CSVGA display
- DNIC
- EUSB memory stick
- FHBA card
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A93% (28)
- E3% (1)
- F3% (1)
Why each option
A KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) system is primarily used to connect and switch input and display devices between multiple computers.
KVM systems are designed to switch keyboard and mouse signals, including those from PS/2 devices, allowing a single set of peripherals to control multiple computers.
Modern KVMs commonly support USB keyboards and mice, enabling users to switch these universal serial bus peripherals between connected systems.
The 'V' in KVM stands for Video, meaning KVMs are fundamentally used to switch video signals, such as SVGA, from various computers to a single monitor.
A KVM system does not connect Network Interface Cards (NICs), which are internal components of a computer used for network communication.
While some KVMs may have USB passthrough, a USB memory stick is not a core device that a standard KVM system is primarily designed to switch in the context of its 'Keyboard, Video, Mouse' functionality.
An HBA (Host Bus Adapter) card is an internal server component for connecting storage and is not connected or switched by a KVM system.
Concept tested: KVM system functionality
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