A Cisco 2509 or 2511 is usually what is used for reverse telnet connections
to the CON ports of other routers.
Kelly D Griffin, CCDA, CCNA
Network Engineer
Kg2 Network Design
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You can get a 2511 or 516 access router...
the 516 will give you 16 telnet ports wich can be hooked up to your console
ports on the routers...
Or once your configured, you can simply type in the address of the router
you want to play with, and it will log you in.
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Actually, if you are looking for a cheaper, but older, alternative for a
Term
Server, you could go with one of the 500-CS models like I did for my lab.
They don't provide the Serial interfaces (mine actually only has a single
Eth
int) but they work just as well for Reverse Telnetting at nearly h
of the stuff already) than picking up a 2511
just for access...
Bob
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> A Cisco 2509 or 2511 is usually what is used for reverse
> telnet connections
> to the CON ports of other routers.
>
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Or if you want to get really crazy, get a 2610/2611 with 2 WIC-2Ts and an
NM-16A module, now you have your Terminal server and Frame switch in one
chassis.
-Russ
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> I have some spare cisco routers to play around wi
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