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Anonymous - 2008-05-16

May I connect the PC to I2C Adapter via TCP/IP, Port 22 directly (like i can do it on the PC via COMx) using Realterm in a SSH connection ? And in case of this, how I have to configure Realterm and the OpenWrt-System for it ?
Hardware:
PC with Windows XP <-> LAN <-> Ausus WL500G Premium with OpenWrt <-> USB <-> PC to I2C Adapter.
regards, Hartmut

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- Simon Bridger - 2008-06-28
  
  Realterm should connect via TCP/IP to any port.
  
  I have used the serial port redirector SREDIRD on my linix box at home, and it works nicely.
  http://freshmeat.net/projects/sredird/
  
  I assume that this would also connect to the USB interface.
  
  I have yet to find a standard firmware with SREDIRD for the WRT54 (I have a couple). If you do, please make a note, it would be very useful.
  Here is what I did a few years ago, logging on a WRT54 using the I2C2PC adaptor
  
  http://www.i2cchip.com/linksys.html
  
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- Simon Bridger - 2008-06-28
  
  It may also be possible to use nc, which is in DD-WRT
  
  nc -l -p 1234 </dev/tts/1 >/dev/tts/1
  
  See this post http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2045
  
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- Simon Bridger - 2008-06-29
  
  I have never tried this, but it is the only free virtual comport I have seen for windows
  
  http://www.hw-group.com/products/hw_vsp/index_en.html
  
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