Try changing the baud rate on your terminal emulator until a match is found.
Usually this problem is caused by a router console port which has been
changed to a different speed.
Arya
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9600 8 N 2 with NO flow control
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I've got a 4000-M router that I can not get into. I'm going through the
console
Try using 9600,8-N-1. That's the default for most all routers. Just change
your stop bits from 2 to 1.
Craig Johnson, CCNP, CCDP
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