Ser2net enables establishment of telnet and TCP sessions with serial port units via daemon.
This software review is about the ser2net daemon, a useful tool that allows you to establish telnet and TCP sessions with your unit's serial ports. With the support of RFC 2217, it provides remote control over serial port parameters. However, note that you need to have a compliant client to use it, and the only one I know of is the Kermit application.
The latest release of this software comes with several new improvements. The ser2net daemon now includes a banner token for printing out the serial parameters, which could be very helpful to many users. The release also comes with some improvements, such as a cleaned-up banner3 and the addition of ser2net.init to EXTRA_DIST in Makefile.am.
Additionally, this updated version has moved to version 2.3, as specified in the configure.in file. Overall, ser2net is a useful tool for anyone who requires remote control over their serial ports, and this latest release comes with some useful improvements that make it an even more attractive option.
The latest release of this software comes with several new improvements. The ser2net daemon now includes a banner token for printing out the serial parameters, which could be very helpful to many users. The release also comes with some improvements, such as a cleaned-up banner3 and the addition of ser2net.init to EXTRA_DIST in Makefile.am.
Additionally, this updated version has moved to version 2.3, as specified in the configure.in file. Overall, ser2net is a useful tool for anyone who requires remote control over their serial ports, and this latest release comes with some useful improvements that make it an even more attractive option.
What's New
Version 2.3: N/A