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Duh! It seems to work just fine if I use the /dev/cua devices. I was
trying
the /dev/sts devices created by the Digi drivers. Thanks for the hint.

Here is the 'conserver -v -D' output just for grins (This is a Solaris 8
machine):

console: conserver -v -D
conserver (845): machine-1 is on /dev/cua/0 (9600 ) logged to
/var/consoles/vortex
conserver (845): machine-2 is on /dev/cua/1 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/vortex-diag
conserver (845): machine-3 is on /dev/cua/2 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/vicksburg
conserver (845): machine-4 is on /dev/cua/4 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/lazarus
conserver (845): machine-5 is on /dev/cua/5 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/scarecrow
conserver (845): machine-6 is on /dev/cua/8 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/panopticon
conserver (845): machine-7 is on /dev/cua/9 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/manassas
conserver (845): machine-8 is on /dev/cua/10 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/dalek
conserver (845): machine-9 is on /dev/cua/11 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/magistrate
conserver (845): machine-10 is on /dev/cua/12 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/constable
conserver (845): machine-11 is on /dev/cua/15 (9600p) logged to
/var/consoles/spider
conserver (845): DEBUG: Bind address set to `0.0.0.0'
conserver (845): DEBUG: Access list prime: trust=a, who=172.16.3.7
conserver (845): group 0 on port 32868
conserver (845): access type 'a' for "172.16.3.7"



Bryan Stansell wrote:

> On Wed, Aug 01, 2001 at 02:52:50PM -0500, Jeff Horn wrote:
> > Has anyone successfully done this? Could you tell me how? I have
set
> > up the drivers supplied by Digi and can connect to these devices via

> > tip. When I connect through the console program, I get an error
message
> > like "line is down" or something like that.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Jeff Horn
> >
>
> Well, if by 'STS' you mean a SCSI based server, then yes, it can work.

> I've set up a model ST-1610 on a Solaris host and it "just worked" by
> pointing conserver at the /dev/cua/ ports.
>
> Here are some sample entries:
>
> digi-8:/dev/cua/7:9600p:&:1h
> digi-9:/dev/cua/8:9600p:&:1h
> digi-10:/dev/cua/9:9600p:&:1h
>
> If it's not working, it would be nice to know what version of
conserver
> you're trying it with, what operating system your using, what your
> conserver.cf entries look like, and (if a recent version of conserver)

> 'conserver -v -D' output.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Bryan