#Hyperterm for windows 2008 to configure cisco keygen#

#Hyperterm for windows 2008 to configure cisco keygen#

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Not sure what is wrong.Network Fundamentals, CCNA Exploration Labs and Study Guide is designed to support your classroom and laboratory experience in Version 4 of the Cisco® Networking Academy® CCNA® Exploration curriculum. Is this an indication that the port is faulty? What other approaches could I incorporate in order to get these ports working? Hence,I need advise as to why some ports of the terminal server do not respond. I have verified this node with a working port and it responds. I get a notification saying ‘Password OK’ but no further response. However,when I connect this node to few other ports,I see that I am unable to telnet to the connected node. I telnet using IP address of the terminal server and port number 2009. I connected a working router to one of the port i.e. My goal is to be able to Telnet the nodes(routers) connected to the ports of this AS2511-RJ Terminal Server. I am working on Cisco AS2511-RJ Terminal Server. I would really appreciate if anyone could help me out with this issue. I have found nothing in Cisco documentation or around the Internet discussion groups that address this type of problem. This would seem to indicate that the problem is with the equipment I am attempting to connect to and not with the TS, it’s cables or config. If I connect a non-working line to a working console port, it’s LED lights up and I can connect. If I connect a working line to a non-working console port the LED goes dark and I can not connect. I have successfully connected and logged in to *all* of the equipment’s console ports using a laptop and TeraTerm app. I have checked the configs for both working and non-working equipment consoles and they are identical for the console port. All 16 lines are connected to Console ports of Cisco routers and switches, but only seven are working where the LEDs on the back of the TS are lit and connections can be made to the equipment. We have a 2620 Terminal Server with two octo-cables connected to the first 16 ports of a 32-port Async card. Just go thru the Ethernet port and specify the line number as the port number in the Telnet app. No additional IP HOST HOSTNAME commands were needed. In my lab 2509, which is relatively small and which I manage on my LAN, my setup is quite simple:Įnable secret 5 $1$FJw4$wnl7PsB.0kRuklKLNzd3I/ Show sessions will display the active sessionsĮntering a number of a session will let you access that session Now that the router is configured we use the following commands to navigate.Ĭtrl-shift-6-x will bring you back to terminal server Depending on the type of router you use for terminal server you can have either 8 or 16 devices hanging of it. The portnumber is made of the following 200x where x is the nr on the octal cable going to that device. The previous commands lets you use the hostname of the device to access it on it's console port. Now we add the devices that are connected to this router The first thing we do is create a loopback interface that will be used for the reverse telnet sessions from the other devices. To use a terminal server we need a 2509/2510 8 lines or 2511/2512 16 lines router and 1 or 2 octal cables. By using a terminal server (2509-2512 router range) we can accomplish this. When you have a home lab you want to have console connectivity to all your routers at the same time.