Lantronix 1-T2 User Manual
Introduction
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1 - Introduction
The MSS1-T and MSS1-T2 are multiprotocol micro serial servers that provide
Ethernet connections for personal computers, terminals, modems, and
devices that would not otherwise be connected to a network. The MSS100
additionally provides Fast Ethernet support.
Ethernet connections for personal computers, terminals, modems, and
devices that would not otherwise be connected to a network. The MSS100
additionally provides Fast Ethernet support.
NOTE:
In this manual, all MSS models will be referred to as Òthe MSSÓ
or Òthe ServerÓ unless a distinction needs to be made between the
models.
or Òthe ServerÓ unless a distinction needs to be made between the
models.
The MSS can be used to start outbound Ethernet connections to hosts on
TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and LAT networks. It can also provide interactive access to
a device connected to its serial port. However, unlike traditional print servers,
the MSS does not support printing protocols such as LPR, RTEL, and
PCONSOLE, or queueing.
TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and LAT networks. It can also provide interactive access to
a device connected to its serial port. However, unlike traditional print servers,
the MSS does not support printing protocols such as LPR, RTEL, and
PCONSOLE, or queueing.
This manual explains how to install the MSS products.
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The remainder of this chapter outlines MSS functionality.
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, explains how to install the MSS hardware
and boot the server.
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, details different ways to log into the
MSS and prepare the server for configuration.
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, covers basic conÞguration.
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, provides an overview of how to use the
MSS interactively and with host applications.
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Appendices provide information on Contact Information,
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The hypertext version of this manual, located on CD-ROM,
includes more speciÞc information about conÞguring and using
the MSS and reloading MSS software.
the MSS and reloading MSS software.
Be sure to read the section of the conÞguration chapter that applies to the
protocol you are using (TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, or LAT).
protocol you are using (TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, or LAT).
For more detailed information on the MSS, including a complete command
reference, see the
reference, see the
MSS Reference Manual
located on the CD in HTML and PDF
formats.