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| app-notes:serial-tunneling [2024/03/12 17:37] – [socat Linux tool for mapping IP addresses] gray | app-notes:serial-tunneling [2024/03/12 20:11] (current) – [On Windows] dodenhoeft | ||
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| - | ==== PC ==== | + | ==== On Windows |
| - | * Downlad the Serial Port software | + | * Downlad |
| - | * Install the Serial to Ethernet Connector software | + | |
| * Create connection | * Create connection | ||
| * Connect serial port to remote host (Client) | * Connect serial port to remote host (Client) | ||
| - | * Serial Port e.g. COM10 | + | * Serial Port e.g. COM1 |
| * Remote IP from the router, e.g. 192.168.1.1 | * Remote IP from the router, e.g. 192.168.1.1 | ||
| * Port number 2000 | * Port number 2000 | ||
| + | Another example: | ||
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| ===== Test ===== | ===== Test ===== | ||
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| * Use Putty to connect to the COM port of the physical serial line of the PC with the same paramters | * Use Putty to connect to the COM port of the physical serial line of the PC with the same paramters | ||
| - | ===== socat Linux tool for mapping IP addresses ===== | + | ==== On Linux ==== |
| The socat tool can be used to access the serial interface tunnel via the console using TCP. | The socat tool can be used to access the serial interface tunnel via the console using TCP. | ||
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