steve@conch.UUCP (steve) (01/16/91)
I'm in desperate need of a program (public domain or otherwise), that will allow me to link two COM ports together. (i.e. have the RX data on COM1 go to TX data on COM2 and vice versa). What I am attempting to do is allow a user calling in via modem (attached to COM1) execute the program and be connected to another computer attached to COM2. Any ideas? I seem to remember a program called XLINK (or some such) allowing this, but can't find a copy of the program, or the source. Steve
ph62303@tut.fi (Hartoma Petri Juhani) (01/31/91)
In article <354@conch.UUCP> steve@conch.UUCP (steve) writes: > I'm in desperate need of a program (public domain or otherwise), that > will allow me to link two COM ports together. (i.e. have the RX data on Try this: pipeln10.zip - TSR connects COM1 and COM2 serial ports It's in wuarchive.wustl.edu in /mirrors/msdos/modem/. There may be other utilities for the same purpose, but this could help you. If this is the same version I evaluated it has quite a poor documentation. && Petri