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Buffering Data Received by a Host Port
The terminal server provides both automatic and manual control of data
buffering from the host ports. If automatic buffering is selected, a buffer
file for the specified port will be opened and data collected until either a
specified time or file size is reached. The current buffer file is then closed
and renamed using the format described in "Buffer File Naming
Conventions". A new buffer file is opened immediately.
Buffer switching occurs seamlessly, so that no data is lost during the
transition between files.
Automatic Buffering
When automatic buffering is enabled for a particular port, data is collected
in a buffer file for a preset length of time or until the file reaches a
specified size. To enable automatic buffering, enter the
SH
(Set Host)
command. ..
NOTE: To disable automatic buffering, use the CLBUF (close buffer)
command
.