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Here are some different ways to access the unit:
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Serial
Connection |
- Use the 9-pin serial to RJ45 cable provided to connect your PC to the
675's management port.
- Use Hyperterminal (comes with Win9x) or the communication
program of your choice to connect to the proper COM port.
- 38400, 8, N, 1
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Telnet
Connection |
- Note:
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The default for CBOS 2.0.1 and 2.1.0
is for telnet access to be enabled and to allow telnet access
to anyone.
The default for CBOS 2.2 is to disallow
telnet access until exec and enable passwords are set.
- Enable telnet access.
- enable
- set telnet enable
- - or -
- set telnet remote 10.0.0.2
(to allow access from this IP only)
- write
- Make sure you don't leave telnet access enabled unless you
have exec and enable passwords set!
- If you are on the local machine, you can telnet to the local IP of 10.0.0.1
or you can access the router remotely by opening a telnet session to the
Global IP.
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HTTP (web)
Connection |
- Note:
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The default for CBOS 2.0.1 and 2.1.0
is for web access to be enabled and to allow web access to anyone.
The default for CBOS 2.2 is to disallow
web access until exec and enable passwords are set.
There is an open bug report (CSCdm11515) stating
that changes made via the
web interface will not be saved to nvram. This means that any changes will
be lost if the 675 is rebooted. If you use the web interface to make changes
you'll need to do a write using either a telnet or
serial connection.
- Enable web access.
- enable
- set web enable
- - or -
- set web remote 10.0.0.2
(to allow access from this IP only)
- write
- Make sure you don't leave web access enabled unless you
have exec and enable passwords set!
- Use a web browser to access the router via the Global IP.
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