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by cannond5
by mwb
Use the following setting to connect to the Cisco switch through the console port.
Hyperterm Direct connection
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1
If you get connected and it is a new switch it will walk you through setting the IP address. If its already been configured.
To change IP address:
1. En
2. Config t
3. Int vlan 1
4. Ip address ip_address subnet_mast
5. IP default-gateway ip_address
7. exit
8. Show running-config
9. Write
by cannond5
by shanghai sam
You said this was a new switch. Are you using the console cable they sent with it? From what you described earlier, hyperterminal is connects, but you get no response. It's been my experience that Cisco uses two types of cables for console connections. One is their flat, 8-wire, RJ-45 cable which is "rolled"...i.e. 1 goes to 8, 2 goes to 7, etc... Or they use a straight through ethernet cable. If you're not having success with one type of cable, try the other. Make sure you are using their DB-9 to RJ-45 adapter as well. Once you get your connection established, the advice the other responder gave you will be valid. Best wishes,
- ck
by cannond5
by nict
Hi there,
May I ask you what do you intend to do with the switch and what do you have in mind because we are using Cisco 2924 in our network. Maybe I can be of some help.
by cannond5
by nict
Dear cannon5,
You dont have to set anything or configure anything to the Cisco 2924 if youjust want to add another switch to your network. If you are doing a bandwidth monitoring or management then you need to configure the 2924. You will have toconfigure it per port.
Hope this help.
by cannond5
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