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Connecting to USB Serial.
Currently (In 7.3) when I create a serial connection I have to specify which serial port to use.
When using the physical ports on the PC that is not a problem but since barely any modern pc:s contain a physical port you have to specify the port of the usb-port-serial-cable. In windows this becomes a bit annoying since the portnumber changes if you plug the cable to a different usb-port. Is there anyway to change this behaviour to atleast allow you to get a list (like in teraterm) of available ports? /Johan |
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Hi Johan,
The desired behavior is available in a pre-release (v8.1) build of SecureCRT. If you would like to try it, please send an email to support@vandyke.com and reference "Forum Thread #12504" in the subject line. If you are *not* writing us from the email address associated with your VanDyke Software download account, please provide:
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Thanks, --Brenda VanDyke Software Technical Support support@vandyke.com (505) 332-5730 |
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On a side note.... not all USB->Serial adapters change COM ports numbers in Windows.
Check out the StarTech adapters. I use the dual port ICUSB2322F (https://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapt...ble~ICUSB2322F) as well as their single port version. The COM port numbers stay static and it has the FTDI chipset (not the terrible Prolific chipset in cheaper adapters). |
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