> Is it possible to connect an IRX-211 to a PM3 via the async ports, i.e.,
> the C0 on the PM3 to the S0 on the IRX? I tried all day on Saturday to make
> the connection without success. If I turn cd off both ports show
> "connecting" but never get established. When cd is on the port shows idle.
If you set both ports to network hardwire and turn off security with the
proper null modem cable it should come right up. Something like this on
the pm3:
set c0 network hardwire
set c0 speed 115200
set c0 speed 2 115200
set c0 speed 3 115200
set c0 security off
set c0 address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0
set c0 destination 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
save all
res c0
Use basically the same thing on the IRX but substitute s0 and swap the
address and destination lines. For more performance you might be able to
make the speed lines go to 230400 although this is not documented.
> Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way. I'm trying to establish a
> separate office network via the IRX by using the IP address of the PM3 as
> the gateway, and only using one IP number out of a class C. The IRX would
> have the "real" IP number, while the internal hosts would have the 10.0.0.0
> numbers.
The internal 10.0.0.0 hosts would not be routable unless you use NAT to
translate them and I don't believe NAT is available on the IRX yet.
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