Print Server SEH dongleserver ProMAX Ethernet LAN Black Blue

The SEH dongleserver ProMAX is a networked dongle server designed for server-room environments to provide centralized access to software license dongles over Ethernet. Compared with the smaller Pro model, the ProMAX includes dual power supplies, two network ports, automatic backup of parameters/passwords/certificates to an integrated SD card, and a multi-segment status and fault display. Optional telescopic rack slides (Rack Mount Kit 3) are available for easier access in racks. The device supports Windows, macOS and Linux clients and connects to the network at 10/100/1000 Mbit/s.

Advantages

The dongleserver ProMAX increases availability through redundant components (two built-in power supplies and two Ethernet ports) and simplifies recovery by storing configuration on an internal SD card that can be transferred to another unit. A multi-segment status and fault display enables quick diagnosis of issues such as SD card errors or power supply failures. Centralized access via the UTN Manager software allows license-protected applications to be used locally while ensuring a dongle can only be in use by one user at a time.

Suitable for

• Large enterprises
• SaaS and cloud service providers
• System integrators and IT service houses
• Departments offering shared services (IT, accounting, insurance)

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: SEH
• Model: dongleserver ProMAX (MPN M05810, EAN 4037863058103)
• Network: Ethernet LAN, 10/100/1000 Mbit/s; 2 × RJ-45 ports
• Supported protocols: BOOTP, DHCP; management SNMPv3
• USB: 15 × USB 2.0 ports
• Redundancy: 2 × internal power supplies, 2 × network connections
• Storage/backup: integrated SD card for automatic backup of parameters, passwords and certificates
• Weight: 2.95 kg
• Colours: Black, Blue
• Networking standards: IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3u
• AC input voltage: 100–240 V

How to use

Install the dongleserver ProMAX in your server rack (optionally using the Rack Mount Kit 3 telescopic slides). Connect the device to your LAN via the RJ-45 ports and to AC power. Configure network settings and user access with the provided management tools and copy-protection software; the UTN Manager client is used by end users to connect to a specific dongle and use the protected software locally. When a user releases the connection, the dongle becomes available for others. Keep the SD card in place to enable automatic backups of configuration, passwords and certificates.

Recommendations

Use redundant network connections and the second power supply in production environments for maximum uptime. Regularly verify SD card backups and test advance replacement procedures if you purchase the optional Serviceplus Package to minimize service interruptions.