[PLUG] DSL Elementary Questions.
Michael Smith
codeyeti at yahoo.com
Mon May 6 18:09:27 UTC 2002
You can connect to the cisco router via a rj45<->serial cable that should have
come with it. Use minicom to connect to the serial port. I think it's 9600
8N1, but the bitrate might be different. Then you're talking directly to the
CBOS. Check online for a reference for CBOS commands. The cisco will do some
crazy stuff--builtin NAT, tftp server.
Bill Spears wrote:
> The Windows version uses a program to manage the Cisco 678, so I thought
> maybe it might need one under Linux. So if I want to run floppyfw all I have
> to do is plug it in? And boot.
>
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something that looks like the boxes that the shoes came in; ask him to make
something that will massacre Germans, and he turns into Thomas *Fscking*
Edison." --Neal Stephenson, Cryptonomicon
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