This is one of those fun ones. Each router listens for the break sequence and forwards the second, then resets to listening again. So when you type the break sequence: Ctrl-Shift-6 1st gets stopped at R1 (R1 looks for 'x') 2nd passed by R1 & gets stopped at R2 (R2 looks for 'x') 3rd gets stopped at R1 (R1 looks for 'x') 4th passed by R1 & R2, gets stopped at R3 (R3 looks for 'x') 5th gets stopped at R1 (R1 looks for 'x') 6th passed by R1 & gets stopped at R2 (R2 looks for 'x') 7th gets stopped at R1 (R1 looks for 'x') 8th passed by R1 & R2 & R3, gets stopped at R4 (R4 looks for 'x') etc. etc. etc. To break from the 2514 (R3) to the 2503 (R2) you would type: Ctrl-Shift-6, Ctrl-Shift-6, x Rodgers Moore, CCNP, CCDP-Security "folks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:8nro8n$hnk$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hi group > Recently , I have setup my network with 3 2500 routers, and each console > and AUX port are connected in chain: > > PC----console 2501 AUX-------console 2503 AUX-------console 2514-------AUX. > I can telnet to 2514 from my PC via reverse telnet, but the problem is each > time i issue 'ctrl+shift+6+x' from 2514,connection will be back to the very > origin place where the telnet session is initiate, which is 2501 in this > case, I mean to go back to 2503 when i was 2514 but fail. > Can anybody help me out ,how should i do? > I don't have any other router like 2509 at all. > Thanks > > ___________________________________ UPDATED Posting Guidelines: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/guide.html FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
