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panchotait · 09-27-2012

Hi all!What I want to do is, transport the serial0 and serial1 from a remote route to a local router at his local serial0 interface.The routing mechanism is very easy, it like a RS485, incoming data at the local router is trasmited to the remote seri...

panchotait · 09-06-2012

Hi all!!We want to multicast several serial ports over the WAN/LAN network.In few words what we need to do is transport is several serial ports, is like a RS-485 network but in this case via IP.I do some similar to transport 4E&M lines with great res...

panchotait · 09-28-2012

Now I'm testing UDPTN as transport method.I found a little problem.I must implement a multicast UDP transport, but the autocommand line and the UDPTN mechanism have an issue.The route who transmit the strem :LOCAL R236Serial 0/1 physical-layer async...

panchotait · 09-28-2012

Hi PaoloSo at both serials we must set: bstun route all tcp 192.168.33.236Now how the router identify the interfases, I mean how it know what remote serial port go to what remote port.I mean what peer connect with the other.The only way that i foun...

panchotait · 06-17-2012

Hi Dimmi.The second link that you post looks nice, allmost what CISCO try to replace at that example are a couple of Telco Modems.After these modems dials and get the data channel, this channel will be transparent and in some cases you get an escape ...

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