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This really isn't decoder related, well sort of, in a sense. Figure I'll get a better response in here.
I have a program that will create a virtual com port and send the RS232 data over TCP, I.E, over a network. Well, I can pass RS232 data from one computer to another and actually control my scanner on a laptop that doesn't have a serial port. That was the first test. The second involves sending the "apparent" TCP data through a SSH tunnel. Went trough everything I could think of and was not successful in sending this kind of TCP traffic through a SSH tunnel. I currently have an open source firmware for my router that has a built in server for SSH. So I am no stranger to using it. I use it for road warrior Internet all the time. Even pass UltraVNC through SSH, no problem. But this RS232 to TCP isn't working. My only thought is that the data can not be encrypted in SSH. My next course of action is a VPN.
Any thoughts? I can upload some captured packets from wireshark or another sniffer I use. I'm using putty btw.
This really isn't decoder related, well sort of, in a sense. Figure I'll get a better response in here.
I have a program that will create a virtual com port and send the RS232 data over TCP, I.E, over a network. Well, I can pass RS232 data from one computer to another and actually control my scanner on a laptop that doesn't have a serial port. That was the first test. The second involves sending the "apparent" TCP data through a SSH tunnel. Went trough everything I could think of and was not successful in sending this kind of TCP traffic through a SSH tunnel. I currently have an open source firmware for my router that has a built in server for SSH. So I am no stranger to using it. I use it for road warrior Internet all the time. Even pass UltraVNC through SSH, no problem. But this RS232 to TCP isn't working. My only thought is that the data can not be encrypted in SSH. My next course of action is a VPN.
Any thoughts? I can upload some captured packets from wireshark or another sniffer I use. I'm using putty btw.