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Home > Forums > Server Rack > Servers > IBM servers Forum

Old Twinax/Ethernet Print server problem

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WANguy2k (MIS)

22 Jan 10 10:55

I need to change the IP address on a Bossanova e-twinax print server. Bossanova was no help unless you pay them for a support contract. You're supposed to be able to http into this, tried it with no response. Also tried hooking a com cable to the comport and a PC, says I'm connected but no response to keystrokes. This unit was working until we changes our network addressing. Any help or links are appreciated.

jmd0252 (Programmer)

22 Jan 10 12:14

Bossanova is a framiliar name,, but I have not worked with any of their products. Hopefully you can find someone who has, or some help on the web..

Guntha (MIS)

3 Mar 10 18:03

Have you tried a Hyperterminal or Procimm Plus with the following settings?
Bits per sec    :  9600
Data bits       :     8
Parity          :  none
Stop bits       :     1
Flow control    :  none

WANguy2k (MIS)

4 Mar 10 8:53

Thanks for your response. The problem was there is virtually no documentation on these units out on the web. It turns out we had to pay for a support call, and we had to send the unit back to be reset. Now you can http to the unit on port 8080.

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