Configure the device using the ConnectPort LTS web interface
Configuration through the web interface
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Using LDP protocol
The following list provides tips for configuring the print spooler on your system when you intend to
print using the LPD protocol to a printer attached to device server:
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The device server’s DNS name or IP address is the remote system’s name.
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Queue names must conform to the following conventions:
lp[port#]
For example :
lp1(port 1), lp2(port 2)
Note
Ensure the LDP service is enabled in the Network Services Settings. See
for more information.
Automatic TCP connections (Automatic Connection)
The TCP Client allows the ConnectPort LTS product to automatically establish a TCP connection to an
application or a network, known as autoconnection. You can enable autoconnection through the TCP
Sockets profile’s setting labeled
Automatically establish TCP connections
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TCP and UDP network port numbering conventions
Digi devices use the following conventions for TCP and UDP network port numbering:
For this connection type...
Use this Port
Telnet to the serial port
The format for this port number is as follows:
20<serial port number>
Replace <serial port number> with the Digi serial
port number. For example, 2001 applies to serial
port 1, 2010 applies to serial port 10, and 2016
applies to serial port 16.
2001 (TCP only)
Raw connection to the serial port
The format for this port number is as follows:
21<serial port number>
Replace <serial port number> with the Digi serial
port number. For example, 2101 applies to serial
port 1, 2110 applies to serial port 10, and 2116
applies to serial port 16.
2101 (TCP and UDP)
The application or ConnectPort LTS device that initiates communication must use these network
ports numbers. If you cannot configure the application or ConnectPort LTS product to use these
network port numbers, change the network port on the ConnectPort LTS product.
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