Re: Serial Terminal Servers

["M.L.Graham" <kaihoku@yahoo.com>]

I've used the Cisco 2511 console server, used them for
NetApp filers, sparcs, Winchester Flash Disks, and for
switches, etc. Easy to configure. When I rebooted them
after a firmware upgrade, no breaks were sent. I've
had great luck with them and really recommend them.

--Melinda :o)

--- "Lance A. Brown" <brown9@niehs.nih.gov> wrote:
> Greetings,
> 
> The mention of conserver in the NetApp vs. EMC
> thread reminded me 
> that I'm supposed to be looking at serial port
> terminal server 
> solutions.
> 
> My preference is to hang a bunch of serial ports off
> a UNIX system 
> and use conserver to manage them vs. some kind of
> standalone 
> network-attached terminal server gadget.
> 
> What products are folks using to do this?  We need
> to collect serial 
> consoles from some NetApps, a few Compaq Alpha
> systems, and other 
> assorted equipment.
> 
> --[Lance]
> 
> 


=====
Melinda L. Armstrong (kaihoku@yahoo.com)

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