1024 Nodes Video Session Recorder

Product Summary

The Control Center Video Session Recorder (CCVSR) is ATEN's innovative software designed to securely record the video and operation of computers accessed through KVM over IP Switches. The software automatically records a video of the screen display and logs all key-strokes and mouse clicks when computers are accessed through KVM ports. The CCVSR is developed to work with ALTUSEN KVM over IP Switches without the need to install agent software on all computers. The software can be installed and managed from a single computer which will automatically capture and save video recordings for you. Simply set the CCVSR software to record ports on a KVM switch and it automatically creates a video recording every time the computers are accessed. The CCVSR supports recording across multiple KVM over IP switches and multiple KVM ports can be recorded at the same time. The CCVSR deployment is highly scalable and flexible. It supports single or multiple CCVSR servers giving IT managers the ability to start small and expand gradually. A simple license policy reduces the complexity of upgrades. The single portal and single IP design for multiple CCVSR servers mitigates management. Disk space management is automatically controlled by the CCVSR to eliminate the need of manual disk administration. The CCVSR is an ideal management tool to accompany any KVM installation. The software records operations from the BIOS to logging in; from running software applications to configuring any part of the operating system all actions are recorded and saved without exception. It's also a great tool for administrators to easily generate step by step instructional videos for any system procedure. The CCVSR is a great tool for capturing evidence or tracing issues for immediate troubleshooting and faster problem resolution. The software can help monitor compliance control and auditing efficiently. It quickly helps IT managers know what every remote KVM user, internal KVM user, or IT service contractor is doing on the servers, with full coverage of all actions; saved in a bulletproof system for future auditing.