On Thu, May 28, 1998 at 10:44:50AM -0400, Bryan Swann wrote:
> I have an older Cisco 1000 series router that I plan on configuring for
> a lab environment. Which terminal emulation software should I use for
> Linux? I use kermit on an HP system, but apparently Linux doesn't have
> kermit. I took a brief look at minicom and it seems as though it should
> work, but there could be a better option.
There should be a RPM file of C-Kermit on the Red Hat site somewhere.
Or you can grab either a binary or the source code from kermit.columbia.edu
and roll your own. I just compiled the latest C-Kermit beta (6.0.193) on
my Red Hat 4.1 box at home with zero difficulty.
>
> Also, which device should I use to comminicate over the second serial
> port? I was planning on using /dev/cua1, but here again there could be
> a better option?
I use /dev/cua3 (since my modem is on COM4/IRQ5). Some people advocate
abandoning the cua devices, but all I know is it works for me.
Fred
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