06-23-2005 05:32 AM - edited 07-04-2021 10:55 AM
Hi
I am looking for an access point that can also make a serial (9 pin) connection to a GSM modem.
Any one have any ideas??
Regards
Malcolm
06-29-2005 08:49 AM
Most of the Cisco Access points come with a console port and a Ethernet port. Console port can be used to directly access the AP and configure it. You can use the ethernet port to access the AP through a ethernet network. I dont think the AP come with the 9 pin serial ports. You could try using a AUI to convert between a RJ-45 and a serial port. For more information on AP have a look at the following URL.
07-01-2005 01:59 PM
Is this for remote console access, or are you trying to route the wireless traffic out through the GSM modem (i.e., dial-up to an ISP and allow the wireless clients to connect)?
If it's for remote console access, it looks like it's possible.
If it's for shared dial-up access, then you'd probably do better connecting the AP via ethernet to a PC or laptop, then use the port sharing features of windows or *nix to router the traffic between the wireless clients and the dial-up.
A few more details would be helpful.
Scott
07-03-2005 12:06 AM
Hi
It needs to be wireless - i need to have a com port on it to route Traffic via wireless over the GSM. Might have to use two devices but would prefer one.
Regards
Malcolm
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