InnaWhite
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Re: need help connecting to unix server
Reply #3 on: Jul 11th, 2013, 5:27am |
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Dear Rgreene Our redirector supports two network protocols 1) RAW TCP 2) Telnet (with RFC2217 extension) As far as I understand you want to use a legacy application to work in a remote Telnet session. Is that correct? If so, then everything depends on what kind of protocol your legacy application uses when it interacts with a COM port. Try these to solve the issue: 1) client virtual COM port (e.g. COM3), RAW mode, redirected to remote side to TCP-port 23 (23 is a standard port for Telnet) 2) client virtual COM port (e.g. COM3), RFC2217 mode, redirected to remote side to TCP-port 23 (23 is a standard port for Telnet) In case if these solutions do not work for you, try to connect to the remote machine from his local computer over Telnet protocol.
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