User`s guide

Introduction
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Network services associated with serial ports in general
 RealPort: A single TCP connection manages (potentially) multiple serial ports.
 Modem emulation, also known as pseudo-modem (pool): A TCP connection to the
“pool” port is interpreted as an incoming call to an available pseudo-modem in the
“pool” of available port numbers.
 rsh: Digi devices support a limited implementation of the Remote shell (rsh) protocol,
in that a single service listens to connections and allows a command to be executed.
Only one class of commands is allowed: a single integer that specifies which serial port
to connect to. Otherwise, the resulting connection is somewhat similar to a reverse telnet
or reverse socket connection.
 DialServ: Connecting a DialServ device to the serial port. DialServ simulates a public
switched telephone network (PSTN) to a modem and forwards the data to the serial port.
The Digi device sends and receives the data over an IP network.
Network services associated with the command-line interface
 Telnet: A user can Telnet directly to a Digi device’s command-line interface.
 rlogin: A user can perform a remote login (rlogin) to a Digi device’s command-line
interface.