[AusNOG] Serial over LAN (Serial to IP)

[Matt Perkins]

The Open Gear stuff is about the top of the range out there. In saying 
that we use some Raspberry PI's with one of the many multi port USB 
serial adapters that are on Ebay.  We found a nice  FTDI based USB to 16 
Rack mount USB ports and stacked 2 of them with a Pi. The Pi also gives 
a handy spot for network testing emergency pings and what not. You could 
even put a 4G modem on it i Guess.   10% of a Open Gear but not as neat.

Matt.




On 4/01/2015 6:10 pm, Russell Brenner wrote:
> The OpenGear stuff is crazy good but I don't know if it's PoE.
>
>
> On 4 Jan 2015, at 6:04 pm, Matt Walker <matt.g.walker at outlook.com> wrote:
>
> Hey Gents and Ladies,
>
> On the topic of serial,
> Has anyone on here used the Serial to IP adapters available? Trying to find one to demo to start virtualizing some systems which require serial access to an endpoint
>
> Ideally would be PoE powered.
>
> Preferably from an Australian disty
>
> Cheers,
>
>
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