I had the same issue and its quite simple. I went for a couple of weeks like this and my friend showed me the trick. i assume you have the ip host setups for each router. lets say you have 6 routers R1,R2,R3,R4,R5,R6. Log onto each one in order. Now Cntrl+shift+6 x to go back to your terminal server. To go to each router now just type 1 instead of R1, 2 instead of R2. The reason is you are going back to your open session not opening another one, that is why the connection fails, it is already opened. Went through the same thing.george gittins wrote: > > Im using a terminal server connected to my routers for my built > cisco lab. > however > everytime that i change the ip address or modify the > configuration i can do > a reverse telnet to the router? i need to plug in a laptop and > modify the > con 0 line again > is there a reason for this. I thought that once you set this > settings and > if screw up > on the ip;s their always a backdoor? > terminal-server#telnet router1 > Trying router1 (172.21.1.1, 2001)... > % Connection refused by remote host > > > > > > > George Gittins > Internet Systems Manager > Weslaco, Tx 78599 > Phone (956)9696557 > >
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