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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
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Subject: Re: K95 - SERIAL to Multiplexor
Date: 27 Feb 1997 18:59:08 GMT
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In article <3315CC5A.7F0A@gte.net>, Jon Mulkey <jonm@gte.net> wrote:
: Moving from very old version of Dos Kermit. We use a serial connection
: (adapter for CAT5) to a 6-port MUX(multiplexor) which then dials out
: through a modem. There doesn't seem to be anything addressing this type
: of connectivity. Any ideas???
:
So you have a direct connection between your PC's serial port and a serial
port on a multiplexor which connects you to a modem. Of course K95 addresses
this type of connectivity. It's called a "reverse terminal server". If
you are having trouble with it, please send a detailed and specific report
to kermit-support@columbia.edu.
- Frank