Program type: Shareware
Developer Name: TIGME.COM
Release Date: 2002-01-25
System requirements:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP
586, 8MB Ram, Oneavailable COM port,Network connection
Limitations:
Program cost: $9.95 (click to order)
IPCOMServer
File size: 1957Kb
Install support: Install only
Program language: English
What is new: Set IPCOMServer inclient or servermode... Staticconnections fromserial to networkdevices.
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IPCOMServer is a Telnet server that runs on the Windows 95,98 and ME platforms. It provides the user with a direct connection between a Telnet client and a given serial port (COM1..X). Typical applications include remote access of PABX systems, remote control of micro controllers and remote modem configuration. Static connections can also be made from the serial port to a given hosts IP address.
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Description of IPCOMServer v3.0
IPCOMServer is a cheap and easy solution to control RS-232 devices without the use of expensive router products like a Cisco® 2511 Terminal server. The IPCOMServer acts as a Telnet server, connecting the user directly to a chosen COM port. IPCOMServer can be connected to by either using a Telnet program or a custom written Telnet Client. A Telnet program will provide the user with a text interface to interrogate the attached RS-232 device. The reason why IPCOMServer was developed was to enable a user to control custom built electronic equipment, or to access remote control test equipment like, TTC Fireberd 4000® or Protocol Analyzers etc. IPCOMServer acts as a virtual connection between a TCP/IP port or socket and a personal computers Serial/COM port. When a Telnet program or client connects to IPCOMServer, it will be connected directly to the serial port specified in the Setup of IPCOMServer. Strings of data or commands that are generated at the Client will be transported across the TCP/IP network to the Host. At the host the incoming commands are relayed to the serial port. The device attached to the host will react on the commands by sending replies back to the host, which are then relayed back the client. The replies can be used to display either text form or to update a graphical user interface (GUI). See the application notes for more information. |
