About the Digi Connect TS 16
Reliable, cost-effective serial-to-network connectivity
PortServer TS 8/16 serial servers deliver intelligent, reliable and cost-effective RS-232/422/485 serial-to-Ethernet connectivity. They support data center console port management applications, as well as property management, point-of-sale, data acquisition, industrial automation, power utilities, travel reservations and other applications requiring serial-to-IP connectivity.
PortServer TS 8/16 incorporates Digi's patented RealPort® COM port redirection software, which provides local serial port functionality. Incoming and outgoing Rlogin and Telnet sessions are also supported on each port. Digi Port Authority - Remote (DPA-Remote) gives users a management tool for monitoring network and serial activity from a Windows or UNIX-based client or server.
In addition, PortServer TS 8/16 serial servers provide SSHv2 encryption to protect against unauthorized monitoring of LAN traffic and port buffering to capture vital information from the serial ports of managed UNIX servers for problem resolution.Reliable, cost-effective serial-to-network connectivity
PortServer TS 8/16 serial servers deliver intelligent, reliable and cost-effective RS-232/422/485 serial-to-Ethernet connectivity. They support data center console port management applications, as well as property management, point-of-sale, data acquisition, industrial automation, power utilities, travel reservations and other applications requiring serial-to-IP connectivity.
PortServer TS 8/16 incorporates Digi's patented RealPort® COM port redirection software, which provides local serial port functionality. Incoming and outgoing Rlogin and Telnet sessions are also supported on each port. Digi Port Authority - Remote (DPA-Remote) gives users a management tool for monitoring network and serial activity from a Windows or UNIX-based client or server.
In addition, PortServer TS 8/16 serial servers provide SSHv2 encryption to protect against unauthorized monitoring of LAN traffic and port buffering to capture vital information from the serial ports of managed UNIX servers for problem resolution.