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Open-Source KVM Over IP Remote BIOS Access & Reboot for Homelab, Proxmox & Headless Servers
- REMOTE BIOS/UEFI ACCESS CONTROL A DEAD MACHINE: Reach any computer at the BIOS/UEFI level from your web browser, even when the OS is frozen, crashed, or powered off. Full 1080p @ 60Hz HDMI capture with keyboard, video, and mouse under 100ms latency for control that feels like sitting at the machine.
- BUILT FOR HOMELAB, PROXMOX & HEADLESS SERVERS: The out-of-band access your homelab, Proxmox host, or headless server has been missing install an OS via BIOS, reboot a hung machine, or manage it remotely with no monitor attached. A capable alternative to enterprise IPMI/BMC for hardware that doesn't have it.
- POE BUILT IN + FULL-SIZE HDMI ONE CABLE, NO ADAPTERS: PoE is standard, so a single Ethernet cable delivers power and network no wall wart, no splitter. Full-size HDMI means no fragile mini-HDMI dongle to lose. Drop it in a rack and it just works.
- OPEN-SOURCE & AUDITABLE SECURITY YOU CAN VERIFY: Fully open-source Rust firmware (GPL) you can inspect yourself on GitHub no
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ArkKVM is a fully open-source IP-KVM that gives you BIOS-level control of any computer as if you were sitting in front of it. Remote access is built in and free: no VPN to configure, no subscription, no agent on the target machine.
Every line of firmware and server code is public and auditable. No black boxes, no hidden telemetry you can read exactly what runs.
Free built-in remote access. No VPN to stand up, no subscription, no port forwarding. Open source, so you can self-host it instead if you prefer.
Hardware-level access to BIOS, boot menus, and crashed systems. Reinstall an OS remotely no software agent on the target machine.
Built-in PoE carries power and network over a single Ethernet run. Fanless, no moving parts, sized to disappear into a rack.
Mount an ISO from your browser and boot the target from it reinstall or repair an OS with no USB stick at the rack.
Move files to the target machine straight through the web interface, with no extra tooling.
Responsive KVM control under 100ms on a local gigabit network with both ends on the same switch and no competing traffic.
Die-cast unibody zinc alloy, fanless.
Cortex-A7 with hardware H.264 / H.265 encoding for smooth, low-overhead capture.
Cortex-A7 1.2GHz ARM · H.264 / H.265 hardware encoder
256MB DDR3 · 32GB eMMC
1.83-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen (240×283)
HDMI capture up to 1920×1080 at 60Hz · USB-C to target (USB 2.0)
10/100 Mbps Ethernet (PoE PD, IEEE 802.3af compliant; safely compatible with 802.3af/at/bt PSE)
RJ12 accessory port for the ATX expansion board
Two-way audio · Optimized Linux 5.10 · server stack in Rust
2.04 × 2.67 × 1.6 in (52 × 67.8 × 40.77 mm) · FCC, CE, RoHS
Fanless, no moving parts, sized to slot into a rack.
Customer Reviews Price no datano datano data BIOS-level remote control Remote power & hard reset PoE single-cable Open-source firmware Best for Remote access & control Power-control add-on Complete remote management Your hands on the machine. From anywhere. Why ArkKVM Truly open source Remote access, nothing to set up Works when the OS won't One cable does it all More than remote desktop. Simpler than enterprise IPMI. Emulate bootable media File transfer Low latency Hardware, specced. Built to disappear into a rack
Every line of firmware and server code is public and auditable. No black boxes, no hidden telemetry you can read exactly what runs.
Free built-in remote access. No VPN to stand up, no subscription, no port forwarding. Open source, so you can self-host it instead if you prefer.
Hardware-level access to BIOS, boot menus, and crashed systems. Reinstall an OS remotely no software agent on the target machine.
Built-in PoE carries power and network over a single Ethernet run. Fanless, no moving parts, sized to disappear into a rack.
Mount an ISO from your browser and boot the target from it reinstall or repair an OS with no USB stick at the rack.
Move files to the target machine straight through the web interface, with no extra tooling.
Responsive KVM control under 100ms on a local gigabit network with both ends on the same switch and no competing traffic.
Die-cast unibody zinc alloy, fanless.
Cortex-A7 with hardware H.264 / H.265 encoding for smooth, low-overhead capture.
Cortex-A7 1.2GHz ARM · H.264 / H.265 hardware encoder
256MB DDR3 · 32GB eMMC
1.83-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen (240×283)
HDMI capture up to 1920×1080 at 60Hz · USB-C to target (USB 2.0)
10/100 Mbps Ethernet (PoE PD, IEEE 802.3af compliant; safely compatible with 802.3af/at/bt PSE)
RJ12 accessory port for the ATX expansion board
Two-way audio · Optimized Linux 5.10 · server stack in Rust
2.04 × 2.67 × 1.6 in (52 × 67.8 × 40.77 mm) · FCC, CE, RoHS
Fanless, no moving parts, sized to slot into a rack.
Customer Reviews Price no datano datano data BIOS-level remote control Remote power & hard reset PoE single-cable Open-source firmware Best for Remote access & control Power-control add-on Complete remote management Your hands on the machine. From anywhere. Why ArkKVM Truly open source Remote access, nothing to set up Works when the OS won't One cable does it all More than remote desktop. Simpler than enterprise IPMI. Emulate bootable media File transfer Low latency Hardware, specced. Built to disappear into a rack
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