Anybody Know about X.21?
Bob Stewart <rlstewart@xap.xyplex.com> Wed, 06 April 1994 19:02 UTC
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From: Bob Stewart <rlstewart@xap.xyplex.com>
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Subject: Anybody Know about X.21?
I'm over my head. Someone suggested I add X.21 to the RS-232 MIB set of types, so I did. Then I was asked if I was going to add the X.21 hardware signals. Oops. I didn't know they were different. I asked the asker to supply me with the list, which he did. Yup. They're different. Or are they? Is there a well-known mapping to RS-232 signals? Do I need to add the entire set (9 of them) of X.21 signals? Is X.21 really RS-232-like? I need guidance from the experts in the working group. Bob
- Anybody Know about X.21? Bob Stewart