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Linux Communication Program (ala hyperterminal)
theseman
Hey guys, do any of you use a Linux box to program routers?
I am wondering what is a good Linux-equiv to hyperterm. I am looking for something other than minicom, as I do not like it very much or find it easy to use!!!
Thanks,
Travis
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Danman32
You can simply telnet into the router. If you are in a GUI linux environment, open up a virtual terminal, and telnet from there.
sprkymrk
How about this:
http://cutecom.sourceforge.net/
theseman
Thanks for the help,
Cutecom will do the trick I do beleive... thanks again!!
Travis
Edit: I won't be able to telnet into the router if none of the interfaces have IPs
Danman32
DOH! I didn't think of serial terminal. Oops.
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