Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server, DDR3 RISC-V Linux Development Board, 1TOPS NPU 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU, HDMI PCIe 100M Network Port (NanoKVM-PCIe ETH+WiFi+PoE)

These KVM's work well on my home network. After using the first one, I bought more for some of my other computers. I like the ability to remotely control (including power-on and power-off) some of the computers on my network without needing them to be connected to a keyboard and monitor.There's really only one thing that I dislike, resulting in 4 stars instead of 5. The browser display times out after a while, so you can't continue the remote access from an existing screen. There is nothing you can do from that page to restore the connection, except close the page and open a new one. That can be a little frustrating, but not disqualifying. It works well, and is easy to set up and use.I like the mini-display that shows the status of the KVM, making it easy to know if the KVM is running and what it's ip address is. This makes it easy to troubleshoot if something isn't working right.The installation instructions weren't very easy to follow, but the installation materials were complete and it was quite easy to figure out what to do. The manufacturer's website has supporting documentation and information available as well.

Received the NanoKVM PCIe earlier than promised, but after installing it per instructions it won't acquire an IP address and the oled display stays dark. I get a green led on the back that blinks a few times and the switch shows link up. Nothing else. I've posted issues on their GIThub page and the Maixhub forum, but no response. I've also reflashed the SD card with the latest firmware.Will be sending this back unless I can get some more information in the next 5 days.