How to connect to KVM motherboards with a paired PS / 2 mouse / keyboard socket?

Question

Iron

There are several Type-Servers on desktop hardware, motherboards - with a paired PS / 2 socket for a mouse / keyboard like these.

There is a KVM with VGA connectors for the monitor and PS / 2 for mouse / keyboard. The monitor and keyboard are connected via KVM, and the USB mouse is poked into the connector on the front panel of the desired Type-Server as needed. Over time, the ports on the front panels where broken, where - are occupied by different USB keys. I wish KVM would switch the mouse as well. Actually questions, for which I did not find clear answers:
1. Is it possible to connect both a mouse and a keyboard to such a green-purple connector of the motherboard through a passive adapter-splitter , so that both work?
2. If not, will my problem be solved by connecting "green" KVM mouse inputs to computers through an adapter like this?

Answer 1

No, you need splitters like 06013 or 06015 - which are “for old laptops” and have a keyboard on one end and a mouse on the other.
USB adapters with Ali allow you to connect as many keyboards and mice as you like (there is multiplexing on USB, unlike PS / 2), but, from experience, many of the adapters I know are buggy (the keyboard disappears for a while).

Answer 2

I have adapters with Ali work. But sometimes they podglyuchivayut, page scrolling sticks until you plug the adapter into another GII port.