
WO-3208, 1U: 32 × RJ45, 8 × USB-A
Out-of-band · serial console · In development
WO series serial console
Up to 48 RJ45 ports and 8 USB-A host ports in 1U. Every port speaks Cisco-standard rollover and senses DTE or DCE on its own, joined to the same federation as the KVM line.
Configuration
Pricing preliminary until release · quoted, not carted · Ethernet-combo variants on request
Capabilities
What it does.
Any cable in the drawer
Every RJ45 speaks Cisco-standard rollover and senses DTE or DCE on its own, so the cable you grab first works.
Serial and USB in one box
Up to 48 RJ45 ports plus 8 USB-A host ports for USB-native console devices, all in a single rack unit.
Adapters that identify themselves
Each adapter carries an identification EEPROM. Plug it in and the port configures itself, with no per-port setup.
Answers from across the aisle
A per-port RGB matrix shows present, session, fault, and locate, so you can find one port among forty-eight without a laptop.
Knows what's plugged in
Presence detection is read from the RS-232 TX idle voltage, so the matrix reflects the cabling as it actually is.
Same system as the KVMs
Joins the federation you already run: the switch console and the server BMC live one login apart, inside the same audit trail.
Overview
Same system. Serial density.
Up to 48 RJ45 ports and 8 USB-A host ports in 1U join the federation you already run: the switch console and the server BMC live one login apart, inside the same audit trail.
Every port speaks Cisco-standard rollover and senses DTE or DCE on its own, so any cable in the drawer works. A per-port RGB matrix answers the three questions that matter from across the aisle: is something plugged in, is someone on it, and which one am I looking for.
48
RJ45 ports in 1U
8
USB-A host ports
2×
redundant power inputs
4
configurations, on demand
The software
One management plane.
Every WarpKVM product runs the same management software. A browser is the only client: every KVM port, serial line, and Mac bay on the federation appears in one pane, behind one IP and one login, with RBAC, session recording, and a full audit trail. No client installs, no per-seat licensing.

Questions
Before you buy.
The enterprise line is quoted, not carted. Write to enterprise@warpkvm.com with the SKUs and port counts you need and we come back with a quote and current lead times. Pricing in the catalog and on these pages is preliminary until release.
Cisco-standard rollover, the pinout your console cables already speak. Each port also senses DTE or DCE on its own, so you do not have to think about which end faces the switch.
Host ports for USB-native console devices. Our adapters carry an identification EEPROM, so a port configures itself the moment one is plugged in.
On request. The four standard configurations are built on demand; write to enterprise@warpkvm.com if you need a different mix in one unit.
Yes. Any WK or WO unit joins the same federation: one IP, one login, one audit trail, with RBAC and per-port permissions across all of it. The single-port units sold on the store as WarpKVM 01 and 02 join the same plane, so a branch closet gets the same treatment as a chassis port.
The same unit built with US assembly and US PCBAs, at $700 more per unit, for deployments that require it. Available across the line.
Technical data
Specifications.
Serial
- RJ45
- RS-232, Cisco-standard rollover pinout
- Sensing
- Auto DTE / DCE per port
- USB-A
- Host ports for USB-native console devices
- Adapters
- EEPROM auto-identify
Connectivity
- Ethernet
- Redundant Ethernet inputs
- Power
- Dual redundant 250 W inputs
- Management
- Serial and USB management ports
Port status
- LED matrix
- Per-port RGB: present / session / fault / locate
- Presence detect
- Read from RS-232 TX idle voltage
Options
- -DC
- DC power input
- -TAA
- US assembly and US PCBAs · +$700 per unit
Read first
Documentation.
The rack line is documented in the enterprise catalog while it is in development. If something you need is missing, ask and we will write it down.
Enterprise catalog
WKVM-CAT-001 Rev. A. The full rack line: configurations, preliminary pricing, specifications, and the company behind it.
WO series serial console docs
This family in the documentation: what it does, configurations, and the full spec tables, alongside the rest of the rack line.
Talk to us
Quotes, design-partner inquiries, and configuration questions go straight to the people building it.

