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| RCS/4000
on Windows/NT Application Notes |
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RCS/4000 product family may be used in the
Windows/NT environment to provide RAS dial
in access, dial-out access through telnet,
TCP/IP routing over a WAN and other terminal
server and routing functions. |
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NativeCOM
Ports under DOS |
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Assuming
that your system has two native serial
ports called COM1 and COM2, the NativeCOM
Ports will start at COM3 |
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4
port RCS/3000 |
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the
additional COM ports will be COM3-COM6. |
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8
port RCS/4000 |
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the
additional COM ports will be COM3-COM10. |
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16
port RCS/4000 |
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the
additional COM ports will be COM3-COM18. |
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default, DOS is only familiar with COM ports
up thru COM9. (It wants a single digit following
"COM"). To access ports COM10 and
above by name from the DOS prompt you must
address them as follows: |
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\\.\COM10
Or to address them by name in an application
program:
h = CreateFile( "\\\\.\\COM10",
... ); |
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TFTP |
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If
your NT server is configured as a TFTP
server, you can download configurations
and new software to the RCS/4000 through
that server.
A shareware
version for Windows NT has been tested
and found to work with the RCS/4000.
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