[Ti] Cisco

[Mark C. Langston]

On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 11:12:55AM -0800, Paul Russell wrote:
> >Which client, equivalent to Kermit on BSD or HyperTerminal on Windows,  can
> >I use to console into a Cisco 3500 via OSX?
> >
> 
> At a guess, just open up a Terminal window and type:
> 
> % telnet address.of.your.router
> 


Better yet, use ssh instead.  That way, the world won't know your enable
password. ;)


However, if you're talking about doing this using a rollover cable and
smoething akin to a Keyspan USB-> serial adapter, you might want to 
try the Carbonized version of ZTerm.  Works just fine.

Someone may want to tell Apple that, if you aren't going to supply
tip(1) and cu(1) manpages or binaries, it's probably a good idea to
remove references to said binaries from the other manpages. 

<sarcasm>
  But then, why bother editing manpages?  Nobody reads _those_.
</sarcasm>

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Mark C. Langston                                    Sr. Unix SysAdmin
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Systems & Network Admin                                SETI Institute
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