yes it does work. the nettsr just acts like a comtsr so it replaces
part of the network with an ethernet link. you need one computer to be
the gateway and just set the nettsr port and any other com port as
network... is just like setting 2 com ports to be network ports when you
are daisy chaining computers via com ports without the 'loop' option.
Mike Walker wrote:
>
> I'll bet it doesn't work. How are you going to communicate the data from the
> serial network to the Lan? CT doesn't have the code to do it to the best of
> my knowledge.
>
> You would need to make some sort of bridge to pass the network traffic.
>
> Mike
>
> At 12:08 PM 11/26/99 , Olivier Le Cam wrote:
>
> >Dear contesters,
> >
> >Is there anybody who already tried to mix both ethernet and standart serial
> >network with CT ? I assume it works well but does it really ?
> >
> >Please send replies directly to me at olecam@imaginet.fr to save bandwidth.
> >
> >Thanks in advance.
> >
> >Olivier,
> >f5mzn.
>
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