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Console connect to Cisco routers via minicom
You can also use ZTerm (http://homepage.mac.com/dalverson/zterm/) with a Keyspan High Speed USB Serial Adapter (http://www.keyspan.com/products/usb/USA19HS/) and the console cables that Cisco ships with their devices. I've been experimenting with that solution on 10.3 for a while now and it has worked well for configuring switches and routers locally.
Console connect to Cisco routers via minicom
Yup - that's what I make my living with. Works great.
Console connect to Cisco routers via minicom
Currently under beta (I think) and bound to be a shareware/commercial app, look at Telconi Terminal. It provides a very nice GUI allowing configuration of your Cisco.
Not a serial connection but worth a mention if you have ssh/telnet access open on your Cisco.
Console connect to Cisco routers via minicom
wow what a sweet little app!!!
Console connect to Cisco routers via minicom
I have been using zterm for years, starting on OS9,8,7? to console SGI and SUN servers as well as Cisco gear. Yes, it works great and there is basically no setup. |
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