JetKVM – Control any computer remotely

Posted by elashri 2 days ago

JetKVM – Control any computer remotely(jetkvm.com)

Available for retail purchase: https://jetkvm.com/products

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ape4 2 days ago|

I couldn't see if it could "press" the reset button.

rtkwe 2 days ago||

They made an add on board that you wire between your case buttons and the header on your motherboard so you can than then 'press' any of the buttons.

spogbiper 2 days ago||

there's this add on which allows it to do front panel/power stuff

https://jetkvm.com/products/atx-extension-board

steinbring 1 day ago||

I own two of those, and I have a third one coming in the mail.

amelius 2 days ago||

I've been looking for something like this, but with a built in LTE modem.

Also, where do you buy (IoT?) Sim cards cheaply, valid over entire continents or worldwide?

spott 2 days ago||

Looks like they are coming: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-rm10c4/?utm_source=websi...

gruez 2 days ago||

get a esim adapter (ie. euicc in sim card format), find a plan on https://esimdb.com/, load it onto the esim, and plug it into your iot device.

amelius 1 day ago||

They don't seem to offer/list Lyca cards, which are among the cheapest, in my (limited) experience.

dangerboysteve 2 days ago||

I picked up one from the kickstarter campaign. It's a wonderful, well-made device and open-source to boot. I plan to buy more.

aborsy 1 day ago||

If the device is behind firewall and VPN, short of back door, is it still a security concern?

lawrencegripper 2 days ago||

Have 2 of these for my homelab with the power management extension and they’ve been great, would recommend

jauntywundrkind 2 days ago||

No out of the box TailScale but it's 'easy to add.'

WebRTC is neat. It looks like it relies on CloudFlare WebRTC relay for STUN / TURN, but supposedly you can self-host the cloud api. https://jetkvm.com/docs/networking/remote-access

I'd also point out the gl.inet Comet Pro, which has some nice to haves like wifi 6, full sized HDMI ports, HDMI and USB pass through. https://www.gl-inet.com/campaign/gl-rm10/

The PiKVM approach of having a whole computer you can also use makes so much sense to me. Interesting seeing similar parallels in NAS space, where Ugreen for example is running Debian on their NAS.

Sean-Der 2 days ago|

Hopefully you are in a network that allows P2P! Then STUN just works and you can use any of the public servers (CloudFlare, Google, Twilio...)

Running your own TURN server would be trivial also. I have been tempted for a long time to make a 'TURN in a Box' that does autoconfig so people can run it easily on Hetzner/AWS

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