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# Multiport KVM over IP
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There are many ways to do this, but the best and most documented one right now is to use the [ezCoo KVM switch](ezcoo.md).
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??? note
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V4 MINI cannot be used with any of the below, the Mini was designed to be used 1:1
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<img src="../switch/switch.png" width="400" />
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If you need to connect multiple hosts to a single PiKVM, then the best way to do this is to use our [Pikvm Switch](switch.md).
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It is designed specifically for PiKVM and has many advantages and features compared to regular desktop multiport switches.
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* ATX control on each port.
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* Per-port EDID configuration.
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* HDMI dummy plug functionality.
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* True Plug-n-Play with no need for override.yaml setups and complete control via Web UI.
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* Multifunctional RGB LEDs with beacon mode and customizable color schemes.
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* Firmware update directly from PiKVM and ready for future hardware extensions.
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* Compatible with V4 Plus, V3 and DIY devices based on Pi2-Pi4 except Zero and V4 Mini.
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And now the best part: **the switches can be chained!** Need four ports? Get a PiKVM Switch.
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As your server fleet expands to eight, simply add another switch and link it to the first one.
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Need even more? No worries — **connect up to five switches and enjoy 20 fully functional ports on your PiKVM**.
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[Just take a look!](switch.md).
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You can order PiKVM Switch Multiport Extender from our [international store](https://shop.hipi.io/product/pikvm-switch-multiport-extender).
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Canadian customers can place an order at [PiShop.ca](https://www.pishop.ca/product/pikvm-switch-multiport-extender/).
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If your KVM switches channels using keyboard shortcuts, there is a chance that it will not be able to work with OTG (v2+ platform, see below), since it does not fully implement the USB stack. In this case, you will have to [use the Pico HID](pico_hid.md) to emulate the keyboard & mouse (PiKVM supports this configuration).
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!!! warning
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If you choose AIMOS, be aware that it has a back powering issue that you need to use work arounds for. Limitations are are listed below. Also please be aware that Pico's will not work with the AIMOS KVM's.
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## List of tested third-party KVMs
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There are many ways to do this with third-party switches. For example you can choose a switch with USB control connection like [ezCoo KVM switch](ezcoo.md).
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Also, PiKVM can be connected to a multi-port HDMI/USB switch and the switch's buttons can be connected via optocouplers to [the Pi's GPIO to switch channels](gpio.md).
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!!! warning
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If you choose AIMOS, be aware that it has a back powering issue that you need to use work arounds for. Limitations are are listed below. Also please be aware that Pico's will not work with the AIMOS KVM's.
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??? note
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V4 MINI cannot be used with any of the below, the Mini was designed to be used 1:1
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## List of tested KVMs
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Here the status is:
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* ✔ - Everything is working as expected. There may be some subtleties.
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- "Device guides":
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- "PiKVM V4 Mini & Plus": v4.md
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- "PiKVM V3 HAT": v3.md
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- "PiKVM Switch": switch.md
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- "DIY PiKVM V2": v2.md
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- "DIY PiKVM V1": v1.md
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- "Getting started":
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