More About Ports
- Ports on the terminal server are physically labeled
with the number of the port, starting with 1. A terminal server can have
up to 64 ports available if you add expansion modules to the base terminal
server. Each of the terminal server ports is assigned a default system
name during RealPort installation: COM2, COM3, COM4, etc.
- Ports do not need to be added or maintained in
sequence. You can change the Port field to any valid port number. For
example, you may use ports 1 through 8 for modems and port 26 for a printer.
If those are the only ports you use, you can shorten your list by deleting
unused ports.
Note: You can define more ports than
actually exist on your terminal server, but you can use only those that
represent a physical port.