I would like to create IP connectivity from PC serial port to router serial
port directly. Same as telnetting from one router serial port to another in
a back to back situation, but there is of course no tcp/ip stack on the PC's
serial port. The PC's network adapter install process does not recogni
It's risky to bring up this subject again ;-), but the fact that you can
configure HyperTermianl to Telnet over the serial port proves that TCP/IP
over serial does work. Just configure HyperTermianl properties to use TCP/IP
Winsock.
When this first came up I assumed people meant Telnet over Ethern
>It's risky to bring up this subject again ;-), but the fact that you can
>configure HyperTermianl to Telnet over the serial port proves that TCP/IP
>over serial does work. Just configure HyperTermianl properties to use TCP/IP
>Winsock.
>
>When this first came up I assumed people meant Telnet over
this is a good pdf to peruse over...
http://www.usb.org/developers/data/devclass/usbcdc11.pdf
cheers,
mark.
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over USB. Interesting.
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> cheers,
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>The fact that you can dial into the Internet is more proof that you can run
>TCP/IP over the PC's serial port.
Hmm, why do people need proof of this? Maybe I should read the archives.
Tcp/ip can be bound to anything. Build an interface that sends electrical
signals down two thin water streams,
Am I being thick or something, isn't this what Windows dial-up
networking is for? or *NIX pppd? Alternatively, what about some pre-MS
stack for Windows or DOS ?8^)
rgds
Marc TXK
Cable Guy wrote:
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> >The fact that you can dial into the Internet is more proof that you can
run
> >TCP/IP over the P
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"Marc Thach Xuan
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Cable Guy,
Is this an academic pursuit or do you really just want to be able to log
into a router via the serial interface? I may be misinterpreting your
entire intent, but...
I was wondering what your plans for layer 2 were? I've configured Cisco
router serial interfaces (WIC style) for async,
Cable Guy wrote:
>
> >The fact that you can dial into the Internet is more proof
> that you can run
> >TCP/IP over the PC's serial port.
>
> Hmm, why do people need proof of this?
Because you seemed to want to build hardware to do it!? Neither additional
hardware nor software should be necessar
>Because you seemed to want to build hardware to do it!? Neither additional
>hardware nor software should be necessary to do what you said in the first
>line of your message: "I would like to create IP connectivity from PC
>serial
>port to router serial port directly."
Yes, but using Hypertermina
Cable Guy wrote:
>
> Yes, but using Hyperterminal as you described earlier would be
> limited to
> hyperterminal functionality (telnet), wouldn't it? If possible,
> I would like
> to use serial port on PC (read, ppp encapsulation) as complete
> network
> adapter solution without going through mode
>Ah, you want remote access. You want to let the PC join the network even
>though it's connected via its serial port. That's very doable. It used to
>be
>pretty common for PCs to connect that way in the olden days.
>
>Check out the Cisco docuemntation on terminal services or access servers.
>Or
>
Hi Cable,
A normal PC serial port is async, as in U.Async.R.T, so will not connect
to standard sync cisco port. If you really want to run sync then yes,
you will need a sync port on the PC but this is minority interest
hardware and will not be cheap. Try manufacturers such as Eicon. I
would expe
Marc, thank you. Eicon is what I am looking for. Using better search terms
now, I am also getting links for cheaper alternatives. Thanks
>Hi Cable,
>A normal PC serial port is async, as in U.Async.R.T, so will not connect
>to standard sync cisco port. If you really want to run sync then yes,
>y
>
> You mean something like Trumpet mate?
>
> BTW, how do you program your video? Have you ported QNX to it yes?
>
> Regards,
>
> Dom Stocqueler.
>
>
> "Marc Thach Xuan
> Ky"
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