# Config file for /etc/init.d/ser2net

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# Set the control port on which ser2net should listen on. You can use the
# Interface bound on that port to control the serial ports and to view their
# status. A port number may be of the form [host],port. If a host is specified
# ser2net binds itself only to the port on that IP address. By specifying
# only a port without a host, ser2net binds itself on all addresses. If you
# don't want to use the control port at all, leave it empty.
#
# example:
# Don't use control Port:
# SER2NET_CTRL_PORT=""
#
# Use Port 3000 on every Address:
# SER2NET_CTRL_PORT="-p 3000"
#
# Bind the Control port only on Port 2700 of localhost.
# SER2NET_CTRL_PORT="-p 127.0.0.1,2700"
#
SER2NET_CTRL_PORT="-p 3000"

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# Cisco IOS uses a different mechanism for specifying the baud rates than
# the mechanism described in RFC2217. This option sets the IOS version of
# setting the baud rates. If you don't connect to an Cisco device leave
# this Option empty. Otherwise set it to -b.
# e.g. SER2NET_CISCO="-b"
#
SER2NET_CISCO=""