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configuring cisco routers

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I was wanting to know if anyone on here uses there apple laptops to configure cisco routers?? if so what program do you use??
 
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You could probably do it with a USB->Serial adapter (Like Keyspan's) and a serial terminal emulator like MacWise
 
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most people i know do it via command line, do cisco have a recommended piece of s/w?
 
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No, Most people use hypertermnal.. Do you mean command line through terminal??
 

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