Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server, DDR3 RISC-V Linux Development Board, 1TOPS NPU 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU, HDMI PCIe 100M Network Port (NanoKVM-PCIe ETH+WiFi)

Ok so as an owner of 2 of the nanokvm white box kits, these are night and day, more stable, faster, newer better features and above all functional features like virtual CD rom hosting, im not being critical of the standalone USB first versions because they were first versions and the software stack clearly wasn't ready but I can say enthusiasticly that it's ready now, yes these are a different form factor than the ones I got directly from sipeed as beta devices, those were unstable and both eventually encountered issues related to power isolation on the USB power in especially when powering from the same system that it's trying to control... All that fixed and now I own 3 of these wifi pcie editions and now they are giving my pikvms a run for there money

More than I expected. Recieved latest unit. Easy to setup and operate. But, be aware, there are no instructions, even on the web. The mitagating factor is every thing is well lable on the device. What cables to use and where to plug them in is obvious from the device layout.

These KVM's work well on my home network. After using the first one, I bought more for some of my other computers. I like the ability to remotely control (including power-on and power-off) some of the computers on my network without needing them to be connected to a keyboard and monitor. There's really only one thing that I dislike, resulting in 4 stars instead of 5. The browser display times out after a while, so you can't continue the remote access from an existing screen. There is nothing you can do from that page to restore the connection, except close the page and open a new one. That can be a little frustrating, but not disqualifying. It works well, and is easy to set up and use. I like the mini-display that shows the status of the KVM, making it easy to know if the KVM is running and what it's ip address is. This makes it easy to troubleshoot if something isn't working right. The installation instructions weren't very easy to follow, but the installation materials were complete and it was quite easy to figure out what to do. The manufacturer's website has supporting documentation and information available as well.

Works just as advertised. I can KVM into my server. My board's on board video is Display port. So I had to order a Display port to HDMI converter. I bought one on Amazon as well. Works great. I set it up to remotely power on and off the server which is what i wanted it for. No problems. I'm not using the onboard disk image or any of that. Just control. Wifi and Wired work well.

This IP-KVM board is an incredibly powerful tool for remote server management and development. It effectively gives you remote access to a computer's video output and keyboard/mouse control over the network. The integration with Tailscale is where this device truly shines for me; it makes setting up a secure, private network to access the KVM from anywhere incredibly simple and straightforward. Beyond its KVM capabilities, the RISC-V processor and NPU make it a very capable little Linux development board for various projects. It's a compact, feature-rich solution that has been extremely helpful for managing my headless servers.