set <port_name> device /dev/network
(option: use "twoway" instead of "device" to allow dial-up login access)
set <port_name> service_device telnet <tcp_port>
set <port_name> modem <modem_name>
set <port_name> modem on
set <port_name> xon off
set <port_name> rts on
Use the same tcp port for all three async ports; DialIP should get the
first available.
SteveB
At 02:39 PM 7/22/98 -0500, Steve Fogelson wrote:
>I want to use s17 thru s19 on a PM2 (connected to USR MP/8) for network
>dialout using a COM port redirector called DialOut/IP.
>
>I'm new at this and am having trouble getting this figured out.
>
>DialOut/IP is looking for a network address and port for each Com port
>you set up. I'd like to only setup one com port at the ws that would
>access the pool of 3 modems (which ever is available at the time).
>
>Do I tell DialOut/IP that the ip address is the ether port of our PM2 or
>do I have to assign an ip address to each (s17-s19) asyn port?
>
>If I have to assign an ips address to each asyn port, how do I have a
>pool of modems?
>
>Do I assign the 3 asyn ports the same port number (6001)?
>
>DialOut/IP also lets you "Use Telnet Protocol". Should I do this?
>
>Which Device and Login service should I use "telnet" or "netdata"?
>
>Should I use the group command?
>
>Sorry for the basic questions?
>
>I looked on Livingston's site for info related to this. If you know of
>such an animal, I would appreciate the direction.
>
>Thanks
>
>Steve Fogelson
>IPS Incorporated
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