You know those blue ribbon console cables you get with a new router? Look
at its pin out, it's a rolled cable. This is exactly what you need to do to
the cables you have to make them work in the console port. I'd just use an
8 pin modular splice and a blue console cable added onto the end of the
cable you already have.
Rodgers Moore
""Neil Desai"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am currently making a lab with a 2511 as my terminal server. I am
plugging
> the octal cables into the AUX ports of the routers and everything works
> fine. Unfortueately the 1600's don't have an AUX port so I tried the
> console port but I am unable to get it to work on the console port. From
> what others have told me this can be done. When I went to fatkid.com and
> looked at their reverse telnet lab they are connecting to the AUX port, in
> Calsow's book it says to connect to the console port. If anyone can help
me
> on this I would appreciate it. Thanks.
> Neil
>
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