Gosh... I dont suppose youve considered the other networking meda? (such as
wireless, IR, Laser, hompna, ... Personally Id like a laser for that
operation... last I checked, they were pretty expensive :(
Jamie
On Wednesday 21 August 2002 10:46 pm, Beaker wrote:
: > I dont think shieided twiste
> I dont think shieided twisted pair is anymore waterproof than UTP,
although it
> would last the water pretty good, the sunlight however will deteriorate
the
> plastic pretty bad, aslo if there are squirrels or other small furry
> creatures... they will chew on it! (they like phonelines too...)
> : I want to duplicate output (and input) of one terminal to another. How
can
> : I do this?
> :
> : Here is an applied scenario: I'm training someone 100 miles away. I
can
> : ssh into their system, while he will log in locally. I know how to
> : directly write to another terminal: "echo Hi
Not at all. Shielded is just that, shielded. Cat 5e outside plant cable
is made, but expensive. Call over to Smeed or another local network
concern and see if they'll sell you a piece.
Regards, Jim
Beaker wrote:
>>>Use PVC and make sure you glue the joints well if you plan to run it
>>>outside
how about ntalk or ytalk... you could copy/paste.
Jamie
On Wednesday 21 August 2002 01:23 pm, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
: I want to duplicate output (and input) of one terminal to another. How can
: I do this?
:
: Here is an applied scenario: I'm training someone 100 miles away. I can
: ssh into
I dont think shieided twisted pair is anymore waterproof than UTP, although it
would last the water pretty good, the sunlight however will deteriorate the
plastic pretty bad, aslo if there are squirrels or other small furry
creatures... they will chew on it! (they like phonelines too...). The
> > Use PVC and make sure you glue the joints well if you plan to run it
> > outside. Metal is ok too except it's harder to seal.
After assessing the "lay of the land" I'm considering just suspending a
steel cable between the main building & the outbuilding that needs network
access, then wrappin
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
> I want to duplicate output (and input) of one terminal to another. How can
> I do this?
I've never used it for this purpose but you could try ttysnoop
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/admin/ttysnoop.html
It has rather a lot of potential as a se
I want to duplicate output (and input) of one terminal to another. How can
I do this?
Here is an applied scenario: I'm training someone 100 miles away. I can
ssh into their system, while he will log in locally. I know how to directly
write to another terminal: "echo Hi > /dev/pts/1". How c
YES, solid wire for fixed installation
a) less signal deterioration
b) safer connection; with female RJ-45 (CAT-5 wall outlet) the little
blades that are supposed to cut through the cable's insulation (using that
designated press/hammer tool) may not cut completely because the softer
stranded ca
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