This daemon allows telnet and tcp sessions to be established with a host's serial ports. Combined with a terminal emulator, this can be a very simple means to configure network devices or other equipment with a serial port. This is remarkably similar to the reverse telnet feature of some Cisco routers.
You will need to connect the raw-usb interface using: $ sudo snap connect ser2net-plars:raw-usb
*note: If you are on classic and don't have a gadget with support for the serial-port interface, you should install with --classic
Example usage: $ ser2net-plars.config-get > ser2net.yaml <edit the config> $ cat /tmp/ser2net.yaml |sudo /snap/bin/ser2net-plars.config-set $ sudo snap restart ser2net-plars.ser2net
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