■ 2 MB of memory
■ Ethernet attachment unit interface (AUI)
■ | Support for parallel printers with Centronics™ interf aces | ||
| Model CS/2500 has no diskette drive. This configuration is | ||
| advantageous in environments where disk contamination is possible or | ||
| where users are not allowed access to system software. The CS/2500 | ||
| boots over the network from a 3Com Remote Boot and Configuration | ||
| Services (RBCS) server or a generic Trivial File Transfer Protocol/File | ||
| Transfer Protocol (TFTP/FTP) server. | ||
| Although some multiprotocol communications software packages | ||
| include Network Control Server (NCS) software for backward | ||
| compatibility, 3Com no longer provides technical support for NCS | ||
| software or servers. |
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| Model CS/2600 has a | ||
| boot either over the network or locally from the internal diskette drive. | ||
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Software | Models CS/2500 and CS/2600 communications servers use different | ||
Compatibility | software versions from the earlier models CS/2000 and CS/2100. The | ||
| software versions listed in Table | ||
| SW/2500, can be used only with the CS/2500 and CS/2600. | ||
| Table | ||
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| TCP/OSI | ||
| TCP/LAT/OSI | ||
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In mixed environments, you can configure a CS/2500 or CS/2600 to emulate a CS/2000 or CS/2100 and therefore to be compatible with CS/2000 and CS/2100 software. For information on configuring this emulation, refer to “Emulating a CS/2000 or CS/2100” on page