Operation; Telnet - StarTech.com I23-SERIAL-ETHERNET User Manual

5. Run the extracted executable file to start the software installation.
6. Follow the on screen prompts to complete the installation.

Operation

Note: The devices support features which secure and protect the devices and
its configuration using standard/best practices but as these are intended to
be used in controlled environments using proprietary software (virtual COM
port) and open communication standards (Telnet, RFC2217) which do not
encrypt the data they should not be exposed to an unsecure connection.

Telnet

Using Telnet to send or receive data works with any operating system or host
device that supports the Telnet protocol. The software for the connected serial
peripheral device may require a COM Port or mapped hardware address. To
configure this, the StarTech.com Device Server Manager is required, which is
only supported on Windows operating systems.
To communicate with the connected Serial Peripheral Device via Telnet,
perform the following:
1. Open a terminal, command prompt, or third-party software that connects
to a Telnet server.
2. Type the IP Address of the Serial Device Server.
Note: This can be found using the StarTech.com Device Server Manager for
Windows, or by viewing the connected devices on the local network router.
3. Connect to the Serial Device Server.
4. Type in the terminal, command prompt, or third-party software to send
commands/data to the Serial Peripheral Device.
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