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H_in_OH
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NSPK as Redirector
on: Feb 23rd, 2010, 12:38pm 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
Can NSPK also act like the Serial Port Redirector product and redirect a virtual serial port to another system that has just mapped a physical port to a TCP port, or does it only communicate with other NSPK installations?  
 
The system where I am now testing NSPK also needs to talk to other serial devices that have been mapped to TCP ports on Linux systems.  Is NSPK enough, or does the Redirector product also need to be installed on the same system?  It would seem that the more expensive NSPK product should have an option to connect to non-NSPK TCP ports as well.
 
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Re: NSPK as Redirector
Reply #1 on: Mar 1st, 2010, 2:34am 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
Unfortutanely NSPK cannot connect to non-NSPK TCP ports.
 
So why is SPR not enough?
You can install it on the Windows machine, configure it as Server and connect to the Linux ports.
 
However, you won't be able to control the signals at the port, i.e. only data transfer will work.  
In case you are able to add the signals to the Telnet protocol, then it'll work also.
 
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Re: NSPK as Redirector
Reply #2 on: Mar 1st, 2010, 7:01am 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
on Mar 1st, 2010, 2:34am, George_White wrote:
So why is SPR not enough?

Because NSPK would have to be installed on the server in question for another application.  Looks like both NSPK and SPR would have to be purchased and installed to use a shared serial device on a Windows PC via NSPK and serial mapped devices on Linux terminals via SPR.
 
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Re: NSPK as Redirector
Reply #3 on: Mar 1st, 2010, 7:14am 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
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Yes, it looks like you'll need both of our products.
By the way, SPR has some useful features like SSL encryption, it can communicate via Telnet etc.
 
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