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Subject: Simple terminal-thru-ethernet multiplexer?
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I'm looking for something that can let me access a remote tty.

Application is, local machine wants to control N terminals at
a remote location via ethernet; unix machines at both ends.

Say I have a multiport card on remote machine, I'd like to
be able to port all the remote terminal traffic back and
re-present that traffic locally as if the local machine
had those ports on it.

Any software for this? I know there are some boxes out there
supposed to do this, but say my multiport card is stupid
and I still want to use it.

Tips much appreciated.