ATEN Video Session Recorder 32 Node - CCVSR32

ATEN CCVSR32 Video Session Recorder 32-Node Software License

Overview

The CCVSR32 is a 32-node software license for ATEN's Video Session Recorder platform — purpose-built to capture, store, and audit KVM and serial console sessions across managed infrastructure. If your environment requires a tamper-evident record of every privileged access session (who connected, what they did, when), the CCVSR32 extends that capability to 32 concurrent nodes. Recording covers sessions up to 4096 x 2160 resolution in ATEN's proprietary video format, with keystroke and mouse-click overlay during playback — so reviewers see exactly what an operator executed, not just a video stream. This is a software license delivered as a USB key; no dedicated appliance is included. Deployment fits IT and OT environments running access control or data center infrastructure where session audit trails are a compliance or security requirement.

Compatibility

The CCVSR32 integrates exclusively with ATEN serial console servers. Verified compatible models include: SN1116CO, SN1132CO, SN1148CO, SN0108CO, SN0116CO, SN0132CO, SN0148CO, SN9108CO, SN9116CO, SN0108A, SN0116A, SN0132, SN0148, SN9108, SN9116. Authentication integrates with local user accounts, LDAP, and RADIUS — meaning you can slot this into an existing directory service without managing a parallel credential store. Role-based access (Super Administrator, Administrator, User) controls who can review, export, or manage recordings. For broader network recording infrastructure, verify your ATEN serial console server model appears in the confirmed list above before purchasing. Explore the full ATEN catalog for compatible console server families.

Installation Notes

The CCVSR32 runs on Windows (7, 8, 10, 11, Server 2012, Server 2016) or Linux (Ubuntu 16.04, CentOS 7, Fedora 24, Debian 8.8). Java Runtime Environment 1.7 Update 6 or higher is required on all platforms — confirm JRE is deployed before provisioning. Supported browsers for the management interface are Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Recorded sessions can be stored locally, on a secondary CCVSR server, or in a network shared folder; archival to a dedicated archive server is also supported. For network-connected storage, ensure the target share is reachable from the CCVSR host before configuration. Service failover uses a primary/secondary architecture: one primary supports up to three secondary servers, so redundancy planning should account for that 1:3 ratio. Notification is handled via SMTP, SNMP Trap (v1, v2c), and Syslog — compatible with most enterprise monitoring stacks. Current firmware is v2.6.252. A KVM management planning guide can help scope node counts before committing to a license tier.

What's in the Box

• 1x CCVSR USB License Key
• 1x Software CD
• 1x User Instructions