[c-nsp] Terminal Line Settings for Sun Server

Bruce Pinsky bep at whack.org
Wed Aug 24 04:11:33 EDT 2005


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Anton.Schweitzer at o2.com wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> can anyone send me a template for the settings to connect s SUN server to 
> a cisco terminal server
> 


Let's start with what Cisco "terminal server" you are talking about.  Lots
of different devices that could fit that bill.  How do you have your getty
set on your Sun server?  What transport are you looking for (telnet, ssh,
etc...)?

Basically, you need to turn off the exec, set the speed, and select a
transport.  Here is the basic config to do that:

line 3
 session-timeout 10
 no exec
 transport input telnet
 transport output none
 rxspeed 9600
 txspeed 9600

In my case, my Sun is quite old and I set the speed to 9600.  My cisco is
quite old and won't support SSH, so I use telnet.   I also set the session
to timeout after a period of time so that if I forget to close the session,
others could get in after a short period.  And, of course, the line number
will vary based on which physical port you are connected it to.


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bep

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