Re: i´ve got a problem

[joe ferguson]

Don't forget that you can also do this with an Ethernet 10*base-T 
equivalent of a "null modem": you use a "crossover cable" wiring 
arrangement, which effectively swaps send and receive in the cable.  
Should cost about the same as a standard cable, but harder to find on 
the shelf of your local supplier.  You may have to try one that caters 
to business applications.  Assuming, of course, that both computers 
support Ethernet.

Paul Scott wrote:

> Roman Stöckl-Schmidt wrote:
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> > Szabó Árpád Zoltán wrote on 28.03.2005 08:18:
> > [snip]
> > | or via
> > | direct connection between the two PCs - this latter can be
> > accomplished even
> > | with a simple printer cable)
> > [snip]
> >
> > correct me if I'm wrong, but afaik what you're talking about is a so
> > called "null-modem" cable which is serial in contrast to printer cables
> > which use parallel ports.
> > The only thing those connectors have in common is their shape and that
> > they both have 25 pins, however a serial link cable only has masculine
> > connectors whereas those used in a parallel cable are feminine.
>
>
> A direct connection can be made with either a serial or a parallel 
> cable.  I've done both.  Either way the send/receive lines must be 
> crossed over in the cable.
>
> Paul Scott
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