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nerdydadnerdydad Member Posts: 261
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Has anyone tried this, I have an iPad, and was looking for another way to study. I also have a home lab that I have been trying to connect to, but I am to much of a newb to get it working.

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    wbosherwbosher Member Posts: 422
    What specifically are you trying to do?
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    PhildoBagginsPhildoBaggins Member Posts: 276
    nerdydad wrote: »
    Has anyone tried this, I have an iPad, and was looking for another way to study. I also have a home lab that I have been trying to connect to, but I am to much of a newb to get it working.

    Thanks

    You have a regular desktop/laptop with a USB-Serial adapter right?

    In the early days of my cisco study screwing around with old 2500's and a 3810 was probably the best thing I could have done.

    Hook it up. Post on the board if you get stuck.

    Get the routers to talk...it will blow you mind lol
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    nerdydadnerdydad Member Posts: 261
    Guess I don't really know what I want to do yet, we have just started using packet tracer, but I need my laptop to run it, I would like to find a way to do labs from my iPad, as it is much more mobile.

    I have the console hooked up to a pc that I can vnc into, I also downloaded an app that will let me telnet into the routers from the iPad, but I haven't configured the routers for remote access.

    I am still very new with this, I just saw the iCCNAlab app on one of my breaks and wondered if anyone had tried it, and if it would replace Packet Tracer at all.
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    tha_dubtha_dub Member Posts: 262
    Give this a try...

    For telnet access enter the following from the CLI

    Enable
    enable secret dave
    username dave password dave
    line vty 0 4
    login local
    exit
    interface fast 0/0
    ip address 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0
    no shut

    This makes all your user names and passwords dave and assumes your fast Ethernet 0/0 port is connected to the network 192.168.1.0 /24 (generic soho router) and the .2 address is not yet taken.

    Hope that helps.
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    PhildoBagginsPhildoBaggins Member Posts: 276
    tha_dub wrote: »
    Give this a try...

    For telnet access enter the following from the CLI

    Enable
    enable secret dave
    username dave password dave
    line vty 0 4
    login local
    exit
    interface fast 0/0
    ip address 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0
    no shut

    This makes all your user names and passwords dave and assumes your fast Ethernet 0/0 port is connected to the network 192.168.1.0 /24 (generic soho router) and the .2 address is not yet taken.

    Hope that helps.


    dont forget the almighty
    !
    logging synchronous
    exec-timeout 60 0
    !
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    tha_dubtha_dub Member Posts: 262
    PhildoBaggins wrote: »
    dont forget the almighty
    !
    logging synchronous
    exec-timeout 60 0
    !

    Good call!
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    peanutnogginpeanutnoggin Member Posts: 1,096 ■■■□□□□□□□
    PhildoBaggins wrote: »
    dont forget the almighty
    !
    logging synchronous
    exec-timeout 60 0
    !

    Keep in mind that the logging synchronous will only work on telnet if you enable "terminal monitor" from privileged mode. Other than that, the terminal messages will not show. HTH.

    -Peanut
    We cannot have a superior democracy with an inferior education system!

    -Mayor Cory Booker
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    newgurunewguru Registered Users Posts: 1 ■□□□□□□□□□
    it is worth trying. iPad app is free and you can connect and try it out whether it works for you or not.
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