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Christopher Fowler cfowler@outpostsentinel.com
Fri, 28 Apr 2006 05:59:56 -0700 (PDT)
I've been trying this for Vmware linux and have ran into a similar issue. I can't figure out if Vmware supports R/W named pipes. One option is to install a multi-port card on the server and each port goes to a virtual machine. That is what I'm planning to do. I tried to create a program that ran on the Linux server that would interface me using minicom to a pseudo tty. I told Vmware to use the slave like normal as its serial port. Vmware screams that /dev/ttyp0 is not a serial port. It is a tty character device so what is the problem? If I could get vmware to use /dev/ttyp* as its serial ports then I would be in good shape. I know I can use them normally because when I run my ttyp server for this purpose I can open and read and write to /dev/ttyp0. On Fri, 2006-04-28 at 08:50, elmars.ositis@hvb.lv wrote: > Hello- > > I have beent rying to get conserver to work as a go-between for a > vmware serial port (named pipe) link and a Raritan console server. > Unlike other console servers raritan only supports ssh connections and > which are difficult to remotely attach. I have managed to get > conserver to connect to a port on the Raritan and now am trying to get > the vmware named pipe to connect to the conserver named pipes. > > The vmware serial port (linux GSX) creates a single named pipe, but > the conserver creates two named pipes, I presume one for input the > other for output. Here is my conserver.cf file: > > lvsrv05:/vmware/images/other # more /etc/conserver.cf > default full { > rw *; > } > default * { > logfile /var/log/conserver/&; > timestamp ""; > include full; > } > console node1 { > master localhost; > type exec; > exec /usr/bin/ssh -l dominion -t 129.190.9.1 "sconsole -u > admin -a xxxxxxx -p 1"; > } > access * { > allowed 127.0.0.1; > } > > When using 'console node1' the console properly connects to the > Raritan and gives me direct access to the port. Rather than using the > console, I would like to link the vmware serial port to the conserver > named pipes. Within the virtual machine I will be running a legacy app > on windows NT which will connect to some equipment linked to the > Raritan. The legacy app will then monitor the remote hardware. > > Alternatively, if anyone has heard of a way to redirect an NT com port > to ssh, I would be glad to hear from you. > > Thanks > > Elmars > > Elmars Ositis > Head of IT > HVB Bank Latvia AS > Elizabetes iela 63 > Riga, LV-1050 > Latvia > tel:+371 708 5531 > fax: +371 708 5507 > > ______________________________________________________________________ > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > users@conserver.com > https://www.conserver.com/mailman/listinfo/users