Serial Server FAQ's
Do Serial Servers Support Ethernet?
Yes, serial servers do support Ethernet. An Ethernet serial server, also known as a device server, enables serial devices to connect over a standard Ethernet network. This allows legacy serial equipment to communicate efficiently with modern network infrastructure, facilitating remote access, monitoring, and control. FB Peripherals specialises in rugged industrial Ethernet serial servers designed for harsh environments, ensuring reliable performance in mission-critical applications. For more details on connectivity solutions, you can visit FB Peripherals connectivity offerings.
- Safe for bedside use – IEC 60601 3rd Edition-compliant
- Multi-device support – 4 × RS-232 serial ports with RealPort® virtualisation
- Rapid deployment – boots in seconds, configures in minutes
EZ01-MA00-GLB
- Connect a wide variety of serial equipment over IP networks
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet (Auto-Sensing)
- Built-in Digi TrustFence for device security, secure encrypted connections, ongoing monitoring and support
EZ02-CA00-GLB
- Connect a wide variety of serial equipment over IP networks
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet (Auto-Sensing)
- Built-in Digi TrustFence for device security, secure encrypted connections, ongoing monitoring and support
EZ02-CAG4-GLB
- Connect a wide variety of serial equipment over IP networks
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet (Auto-Sensing)
- Built-in Digi TrustFence for device security, secure encrypted connections, ongoing monitoring and support
EZ04-IA00-EXT
- Connect a wide variety of serial equipment over IP networks
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet (auto-sensing)
- Built-in Digi TrustFence for device security, secure encrypted connections, ongoing monitoring and support
EZ04-IAG4-EXT
- 4-Port With LTE & Wi-Fi
- Industrial certification: Class 1, Division 2
- Connect a wide variety of serial equipment over IP networks
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