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Hi, Jon -
Correct. In my original posting, I said each of the KVM kits had 3
physical system units (except the one that has four). The system units
attached to a given KVM kit share the K, the V, and the M.
I also said, "I thought about daisy chaining them, but that wound up
adding a level of complexity that I just WAY didn't like." Because of
the complexity, I never got the daisy chaining working. Conceptually, it
should have worked, but I gave it up and went to separated KVM units.
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\ / Virginia R. Hetrick, here in sunny California
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Oo "There is always hope."
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