- Connecting to a router and switch for setup...
- Posted by IKVadeus@gmail.com on April 1st, 2007
How many different ways can you connect to a router and switch? For
instance you can console using a console cable, but there are other
ways right like the AUX port how does that work?
- Posted by ciscopimpenator@gmail.com on April 1st, 2007
AUX port is used for low speed asnyc connections such as connecting
with a modem. You can then configure your router anyway you desire.
-Ciscopimpenator
- Posted by BernieM on April 1st, 2007
<IKVadeus@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Connecting a router to a switch via aux port is really only usefull for
out-of-band management ... eg. allowing you to telnet to the router via the
switch on a different port ... telnet <switch ip> 2001.
BernieM
- Posted by ciscopimpenator@gmail.com on April 1st, 2007
Actually Cisco mentions that you can use the AUX port for direct
attachment of a terminal and dialing for the purpose of routing
packets.