Lantronix MSS100 External Device Server rs232 ethernet internet adapter.

No accessories,  cables etc are included.

Allows you to network-enable a variety of rs232 serial devices that were not originally designed to be networked and, therefore internet access

It provides a serial port at one end and a 10/100BASE-T Ethernet I/O port on the other end.

There is a video, on YouTube,  showing  someone using one of these to connect a Commodore Amiga 500 to an ethernet network and to the internet.

I bought this to experiment with and never got round to it.

FEATURES. TCP/IP and UNIX compatibility

(Telnet, Rlogin, UDP, DNS, SNMP, WINS, FTP, DHCP, BOOTP, RARP and HTTP)

Connectivity

10/100 BASE-T and rs232 via the db25 connector. I am not sure of the maximum baud rate.

Ease of Use

Command line editing, command line recall, command completion, but i cannot remember if configuration is done from the ethernet side, or the rs232.

Remote Configuration is supported but i am not sure how:- Network login, Telnet login, EZWebcon, Web Browser. Context Sensitive Help:- Type "HELP" or "HELP<command>

Security is basic stuff:- Automatic session logout, Password protection and IP Security Table

Diagnostics are built in. Power up and Interactive

Front DB25 Serial Port (Female) and Rear:- Ethernet Port, Reset Button, Power Connector

Small sizeLWH: 95mm x 65mm x 25mm

LED's

Power: Glows Green when power is supplied

Link: Glows Green while connected to 10BASE-t or 100BASE-T network

100: Glows Green to indicate a 100MB connection

OK: Blinks Yellow, Green or Red to indicate MSS activity

Serial: Blinks Yellow, Green or Red to indicate MSS activity

And that's all i I know.