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Many attempts have been made to enable desktop centralization over the last decade, but they have been hampered by limitations such as responsiveness, lack of media or graphics support, OS image management challenges and peripheral interoperability. By solving these issues, PC-over-IP™ technology is a disruptive innovation that will change the desktop computing model by enabling desktop consolidation benefits to be realized across the enterprise.

To create a PC-over-IP System, Fujitsu provides a solution that delivers the users’ desktop over a standard IP network. The CELSIUS RemoteAccess host card is used in the centralized host PC or workstation, while the CELSIUS RemoteAccess desktop portal is used in a small, stateless desktop appliance. The CELSIUS RemoteAccess host card integrates easily into existing host CPU architectures where it is tasked with encoding the complete desktop environment. The encoded desktop is then communicated in real time over an IP network such as an enterprise LAN to the CELSIUS RemoteAccess desktop portal.

Now any PC-over-IP™ system user can enjoy the true PC user experience they are accustomed to with the security, reliability and efficiency of fully centralized computing.

LAN or WAN

Campus or 100s of km

April 2009

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TECHNICAL DETAIL S

CEL SIUS REMOTE AC CESS

CELSIUS RemoteAccess PCI Express

host card

CELSIUS RemoteAccess

Desktop Portal

Display Data Input

Hardware bridging eliminates need for drivers and enables true OS and application independence.

Graphics (15-pin)

Two independent displays

Video signal frequency from 25 to 165 MHz

Multifunction PCI

Power Management Capability Structure per function

10/100/1000 Ethernet

PC-over-IP traffic to a separate logical network

Audio

High Definition Audio controller interface

High Definition Audio serial link

USB

USB device authorization

Peripheral Management

GPIO, SMBus 2.0

Memory

Firmware Boot PROM

Security

All Host-Portal communication encrypted with 128-bit AES

Management communication prote cted by SSL

Electrical values supply)

Rated voltage (AC input) 100-240V DC output 12V / 3A

Temperature /

Ambient temperature 15°C to 35°C to IEC 721

Weight 0,86 kg

True, uncompromised PC experience over IP networks, supporting dual DVI at 1920x1200.

Transparent USB and HD audio bridging, USB device authorization and encrypted communications.

Parallel pixel data input

Display Data Channel (DDC)

24-bit pixel depth

Base Specification 1.1 compliant

Express x1 connector

Independent functions for audio controller and USB controller

Dedicated for PC-over-IP traffic

Media Access Controller

Auto-negotiation of link speed and duplex mode

Wake On LAN

802.1Q VLAN tagging supports segregatin g

(external AC/DC power

dimensions / weight

USB controller interface 4x USB ports

USB controller

16-bit 3.2 GHz XDRTM SDRAM

Rated frequency (AC input) 50-60Hz

Dimensions (H x W x D) 226 mm x 45 mm (Stand 80 mm) x 135 mm

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