Windows XP - sharing internet / accessing services using RS232 serial cable connection

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @LuiggiRetroPC
    @LuiggiRetroPC 2 года назад

    Awesome! Very thanks for the video.

  • @htfkid2000
    @htfkid2000 2 года назад

    Great video!
    Question:
    You mentioned an email server, what email server do you have installed that runs on Windows XP?

    • @ElectronicNoobBlog
      @ElectronicNoobBlog  2 года назад

      The best (Windows) in term of ease of use and being free is "MailEnable" - and this is what i'm using.

  • @lands1459
    @lands1459 8 месяцев назад

    could this be done with one endpoint being a linux machine and the other being a cisco router? would be interesting to see if it would work

  • @ruwandarshana7881
    @ruwandarshana7881 3 года назад

    Grate video

  • @Computerbastler27
    @Computerbastler27 Год назад

    Nice woking over infrad usb ?

    • @ElectronicNoobBlog
      @ElectronicNoobBlog  Год назад +1

      I never tried but it should work over anything that support serial communication so I would bet It will.

    • @Computerbastler27
      @Computerbastler27 Год назад

      @@ElectronicNoobBlog serial over IRDA ( infarot) ?

    • @Computerbastler27
      @Computerbastler27 Год назад

      @@ElectronicNoobBlog IrCOMM ist Protokoll vor serial over old IRDA cann you Test ist woking ?

  • @ruwandarshana7881
    @ruwandarshana7881 3 года назад

    In our country due to COVID-19 pandemic education services services provided online only . But most of students can't get internet because of isp don't want cover low populated aera and curropted politics don't want education for poor people so . If somehow can make data Link between through using *laser beam (no illegal RF) for 4g router in-between Ethernet cable that k extension that speed is ok for One group class or share between 10 people

    • @ElectronicNoobBlog
      @ElectronicNoobBlog  3 года назад +1

      Sorry to hear that, optical Link are not good option, I saw this system as demo at university and they were affected by weather, rain, snow, fog - require unobstructed line of sight. You did not say distance and terrain but there are many ISM unlicensed frequencies that are allowed almost worldwide - check them out and find correct radio modem. For LoS communication normal WiFi AP in 5GHz work wonders (army use it) so it's good and also unlicensed. Alternative is to use wire. In future videos I'm planing tutorial on creating network using military P3 RADSL system - they work on pair of wires and can create robust system with redundant routing.

    • @ruwandarshana7881
      @ruwandarshana7881 3 года назад

      @@ElectronicNoobBlog www.slt.lk/en/personal/internet/broadband/4gcoverage this is the main telecom provider
      If assume. 100 km