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I recently wrote up a script that will capture content returned from a =
Cisco router's serial port. The initial script uses Win32::SerialPort =
and works fine by itself but now they can't access that port via a =
terminal app when the script is running. Could someone clue me in as to =
how I could go about writing a serial port sniffer? Thx.
- Joe
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