jjg@walden.UUCP (John Grana) (09/11/88)
I have been asked by my boss to gather information on RS-232 async. port
usage on various computer systems. Since the net is a collection of
"various" systems I thought I would start here! If you can spare some
time to fill in the information below, I would be in your debt.
E-mail the info to:
..!rutgers!rochester!cci632!walden!jjg
many thanks in advance,
John Grana
jjg@walden.UUCP
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Machine:
OS:
Total Number of Async. RS-232 Ports:
Async Port Usage
Modem Ports
# of Modem Ports <= 1200 baud:
# of Modem Ports >= 4800 baud:
Direct Comm Line (i.e. mach. to mach.)
# of Direct Lines <= 4800 baud:
# of Direct Line >= 9600 baud:
Terminal Ports
# of Terminal Ports <= 4800 baud:
# of Terminal Ports >= 9600 baud:
Output Device Ports (i.e. printers, plotters, etc)
# of Out. Dev. Ports <= 4800 baud:
# of Out. Dev. Ports >= 9600 baud:
Notes:
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thanks again...
jjg@walden.UUCP
(716) 334-1503 (home)
(716) 586-6727 (work)ron@topaz.rutgers.edu (Ron Natalie) (09/13/88)
At Rutgers you rarely find machines with any serial ports. All our terminal, modem, and serial printer traffic is handled almost exclusively by terminal servers (cisco mostly). Machine to machine communication is handled via Ethernet. -Ron