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It was great, up to 16 machines connected to 4 KVM setups.  All 4
could be on the same machine, or on 4 random machines.  We used this
setup in a lab were each of the servers had unique hardware setups. 
We were doing T1/E1 R&D, so we needed lots of different test setups
available.

Greg
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