'RFC 2217 serial port on client accessed from server
I can't figure out if it is possible with RFC2217 to have the server access/manipulate a serial port on the client, or if it is always the other way around: a client accessing a serial port on the server?
I want to implement a server in Python that listens for connections on a tcp port, and when a client connects the client makes a serial port on the client side available to the server (the server can manipulate baud rate, handshake signals, send/receive data etc). Can I use the RFC2217 protocol for this or should I go for something else? And can e.g. the com0com/com2tcp software work as the RFC2217 client?
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