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How to access serial com port?

Asked by lsmgms in OpenBSD

Tags: serial, port, access

HI,

I have a device that configurable thru serial port and I can use Windows HyperTerminal to communicate it with my PC serial RS 232 port. Now I move this port to attach to an UNIX machine's serial port. What is the tty that I should use(ttys1?) and how do I configure(baud rate, etc) and access from unix? I moved this box to unix so that I can telnet it from any ip network.

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How to access serial com port?

Asked by lsmgms in OpenBSD

Tags: serial, port, access

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