[aprssig] TNC's for LINUX computers

[Andrew Rich]

Excellent that has given me some ideas

Thanks

Andrew


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick" <winston at winston1.net>
To: "TAPR APRS Mailing List" <aprssig at tapr.org>
Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [aprssig] TNC's for LINUX computers


> Under Linux, once you have the TNC connected, depending on how you
> configure it, it exists as a network device just like your Ethernet card
> (or any other network device )..  You can bind it to an IP address
> (issued to you by your local AMPR admin) and then you can ssh to it over
> the air just as you would any other network link..  Of course remember
> this can't be for business use, but for a while I had a backup link into
> my home network..
>
> p
>
> Andrew Rich wrote:
>> If I were to hook up a TNC to a com port on a LINUX server, and then
>> use the
>> connected light on the TNC to pass messages to the LINUX server over air,
>> could I use the TNC setup to access a command prompt on a remote server ?
>>
>> Although 1200 baud Packet is slow, it makes for an easy wireless
>> solution to
>> LINUX command line opeartions
>>
>> Andrew VK4TEC
>>
>> Anyone done this ?
>>
>>
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