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A device server that connects serial equipment to an Ethernet network
The Lantronix UD1100IA2-01 is a new device server designed to connect serial equipment to an Ethernet network. It suits system integrators and IT teams who need to add remote management to legacy hardware without replacing it.
The unit installs by connecting serial cables to the device and linking it to the network via Ethernet. Configuration is handled through a web interface or dedicated software. Problems usually arise from incorrect serial parameters such as baud rate or parity, mismatched IP settings, or firewall rules blocking the management ports.
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The unit will show a steady power LED and a blinking network activity LED when it has booted and is passing traffic on its Ethernet port.
The box contains the device server and a printed quick-start guide; a power adapter, Ethernet cable and mounting brackets are not included.
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