Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Not really, and even if there was, it probably wouldn't be compatible with whatever the new solution would be. Unless it would export in a human readable format like CSV or something. One of them is DOS, the other is Windows but very old. Then there's a few that are proprietary, ex: it dials out, and displays info, but it's not just a raw terminal session.No export function ?!
Worse case scenario we just input everything in new system as 1200 baud and fix it as we go, since most things work at 1200 while some need to go down to 300. I think the stop bits, flow control etc is all the same across the board too. One of the programs actually displays the modem init string, so that will make it easier.
Some of the equipment we connect to has an uptime longer than I am alive lol. The thing with telecom stuff is that back in the day it was built to last. Can't help but wonder how things would be if Nortel had not failed, since their stuff was solid. Same with other companies like 3com, Paradyne, Newbridge etc. Although our Newbridge is in pretty rough shape and it's hard to get parts for that. The management runs off one of those big SUN servers, the big ones that are like 15U lol.