In current banking environment, every counter needs many devices, such as card reader and PIN pad. Moreover, the banking system strongly emphasizes Finance Security, and government has many policies to protect transaction security. Thus, banks usually get irregularly scheduled requirement for device extension. Usually, the maintenance contract has 4 hours completed troubleshooting requirement and completed online service. Thus, IT members or venders need a lot of resource or cost to deal with it. They also need to implement VDI solution to keep data security.

SUNIX DevicePort Advanced mode supports VM application, it based on Thin client to serve virtual desktop. This way means it doesn’t need to be limited by hardware specification and driver. It not only saves the PC cost, but also enhances the counter performance and service quality.

As soon as banks implement Thin client structure, it is not only easy to manage, but also lower the risk system crash issues. Thus, DevicePort goes with Thin Client is prefect solution for that kind of business needs. Besides, DevicePort's hot swapping and auto mapping function make the system more flexible.

Banks support diverse applications and services, the system structure also suits telecom operator and government organization. DevicePort will show great value in this market.

Features:

－ Support hot swapping, when IT members check the system, DevicePort can be exchanged without shutting down.

－ DevicePort can quickly extend the device via Ethernet cable; enhance the mobility of system extension.

－ Auto mapping function makes users easy to extend DevicePort and set up serial port.

－ Client's data will be transferred to central PC via DevicePort, it makes the private data more secured.

－ SUNIX I/O redirection technology support VM application, users can still check serial port status even in virtual machine.