Using TCP/IPTestDriver enables you to use a TCP connection over a serial port. To do this you must install and configure NTRAS. For instructions on installing NTRAS, see Setting up NTRAS. The following illustration shows how to connect a null modem cable to usie TCP/IP as the transport mode. Use Comm:0, the default port where NTRAS is installed on the device. The serial port that is used can be modified, however, it must always match the port to which NTRAS has been configured. Setting up NTRASRemote Access Service (NT RAS) is available on the Windows NT and Windows 2000 operating systems. This setup requires two COM ports of your PC are connected through a null-modem cable. The Symbian OS emulator talks to one of the COM ports and the NT RAS service talks to the other. Using NTRAS involves the following steps: Installing a null modemComplete the following steps to install a null modem:
Complete the following modem settings:
Set the following properties of the modem you have installed.
Configuring NTRASComplete the following steps to configure the NTRAS:
Complete the following steps to add a new user:
Continue with these steps to configure the NTRAS:
Starting NTRASComplete the following steps to start the Remote Access Services (RAS):
Setting up TCP/IP connectionThe following procedure must be followed when using a TCP/IP connection. On the device
Modify the
Currently the com port setting in SectionOne is ignored, and commdb is used. PC side
Get the IP address that is assigned to the device from the static address pool that is set in the Control Panel. The address to be used is the next value that is specified in the "Begin" field. When a PPP connection is established, it will show up in the windows tool remote access admin. If you are unable to make a connection, you may need to edit the Comms database to remove all modems, except the null modem on comm:0. This change should enable the communication. ExampleThe command-line option for running a test over a TCP/IP connection is:
NOTE: If the See also
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