MsC
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 10:49 AM
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Subject: RE: Success with Livingston PortMasters? [7:65675]
I received my eBay-purchased Portmaster last night, and am VERY
I received my eBay-purchased Portmaster last night, and am VERY happy with
it.
On www.portmasters.com, in their download area, is a Java Wizard that will
turn the thing into a reverse telnet server with no knowledge of the
Portmaster commands.
I now have, for $119 (including shipping), 30
Ihave previously used the PM2's as a terminal server, to connect to both Sun
and cisco equipment and it worked fine. They are ofcouse quiet a lot larger
than the 2500's?, probably about 3U
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Yeah, I think the 2e is a 4U unit. It has 30 DB-25s, after all... need lots
of room for that.
My consideration is of cost (and of course compatibility), more than space -
if I have a terminal server, I can locate the lab in a much more convenient
place elsewhere in my house, rather than in a
I've outgrown the SIIG 4-port serial board I currently have, and am looking
at getting a Livingston/Lucent Portmaster 2-series as a terminal server for
my lab.
The Portmasters seem to be a pretty good deal vs. a 2511. 30 port models
can be had on eBay in the $150-200 range, and you can get a
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