Hello
(assuming I understand your question):
we used to hav a lot of 3Com (was Bridge) CS2X0, CS2X00 (both 10 ports) and
CS1/LS1 (64 ports) . They worked great (we still use a handfull of the
smaller ones). During Y2K, 3Com recommended some kind of upgrade, so they
might still offer something interesting...

A project here (that I was not involved with, so details are fuzzy) used
Lantronix first, but was not at all happy with them and switched to Moxa
(iirc because of problems after power-failures). Don't know model-numbers
though (but, of course, can find out...).

And, don't forget ;-), there's a company in Palo Alto, CA, that makes boxes
called DTCs... they can be taught to do stuff like this (at least with an
OpenViewDTCManager PC), I use it for debugging of VPlus-applications.

hth

/per

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HP-3000 Systems Discussion <[log in to unmask]> skrev 2003-11-08
08:19:38:

> Hello Folks,
> RE: LAN/Telnet to Async - Terminal Servers

> Just a question to my friends out here to find out
> what is working for you!

> I am looking for a 12+ port terminal server which
> supports inbound LAN/Telnet connections to a (menu)
> selected Async port. (Yes, hp secure web consoles
> are getting harder to find and all I ever hear
> about is the stuff that doesn't work).

> The CISCO 3600 with terminal server cards is a
> solution I have heard recommended, but a bit out
> of my price range.

> How about XYPLEX 16xx terminal servers?  Any
> feedback ?

> Any other solutions that you have heard of ?

> Thanks ahead of time for your feedback.

>
> Regards,

> James Hofmeister
> Email: <first>.<last>@hp.com
> Hewlett Packard - Global Solutions Engineering (WTEC)
> P.S. My Ideals are my own, not necessarily my employers.

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