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For adminstrators: OS-free configuration of most relevant parameters needed to setup and run a media server - no Windows login, no walking to the rack.

Discover every Brainsalt server on the network the moment you launch, and configure it all from one signed desktop app (Windows, macOS, Linux) or the browser. Including:

  • Network setup, headless: adapter IPs, hostname, and out-of-band/BMC addressing, so a freshly-racked box gets on the network without ever touching its OS
  • Display & GPU: EDID management, output configuration, Mosaic, virtual monitors, desktop layout and display options: the heart of getting a media server showing pixels
  • Users & access: accounts, roles (Admin / Operator / User) and passwords, per server
  • Hardware baseline: lock the known-good configuration and get alerted the instant anything changes
  • Backup & restore: capture a server's full configuration and recover it in minutes
  • System settings: web & remote access, time & logging, Drop Converter
  • BMC / out-of-band: vendor web UI with auto-login, Redfish power actions, virtual media, firmware and event log
  • VNC console: direct screen access to any server when you need it One window, everything in tabs, single-sign-on into every server, all over HTTPS.

For your operators: run the installation day-to-day

Once you've handed a system over, operators drive it without config rights:

  • Remote UI to our Backstage software: low-latency streaming UI
  • Custom Web Consoles created in Backstage
  • Power control: start, stop and restart servers
  • Launch & stop applications on any server, remotely
  • File Transfer: mount a server's share and move media in and out
  • Single-sign-on into every server tool: credentials entered once

For everyone: see the whole fleet at a glance

Read-only visibility for users, and the situational awareness you rely on during commissioning:

  • Health overview per server: power, sensors, storage, hardware errors in one rollup
  • Display & GPU status: which outputs are live and linked
  • Live resource usage: CPU, GPU, memory, load
  • Media storage: capacity and fill level
  • Hardware inventory: components, sensors, firmware versions, event log
  • System logs, Storage Estimator, and shared server notes