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From: Daryl Chance <chancedj@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Question about Serial consoles.
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If I have 1 null modem cable hooked up as follows:

server1:sio0 <--> server2:sio0

and setup sio0 on both server 1 & 2 to be serial
consoles, will that work?  Or do i have to have 2 null
modem cables and connect them as follows:

server1:sio0 <--> server2:sio1
server1:sio1 <--> server2:sio0

Daryl


	
		
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