[c-nsp] PC console/terminal server

[Jason Philbrook]

> Since the Portmasters only do telnet, if you want security, use a Linux
> box or Cisco for incoming SSH, then hook the Portmaster to the SSH box
> via private network wire or isolated VLAN with no other traffic.

I use PM2s also.

If you want ssh and only need one port, you could use a Mikrotik rb532
or rb512. They have a terminal program for "attaching" to a serial port
much like a pm2 would do. Super small, low power, low heat, and about 
$150-170 for what is metaphorically a networking geek's swiss army 
knife.

For more ports, mikrotik on an old PC would work, but so would any other
linux type solution.

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