regarding ways of accessing and configuring a cisco router?

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I repeat the CCNA chapters as you know. However, i forgot the ways of accessing a router. One of
them was accessing from router's console port to serial port of a PC. (console access)

In this method hyperterminal was used for terminal emulation. While we do a Lab application, we could see
monitor of router (in PC) but it was not the screen in hyperterminal. A different screen. I can not
remember that screen.(it was like in lab simulators)



1- How could we reach the screen i told you?
2- Think of there are only a cisco router and a PC. Neverthless, i do not want to apply hyperterminal.
When we setup all physical connections from PC to cisco router except console port, such as ethernet
connection, at what time we could telnet to router?

3- Also could we run command console to telnet?
4- what were others? other screens?

 

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This is why you shouldn't start pursuing the CCNA until you have real-world experience with Cisco routers.

If you really want to know how to connect to a Cisco router, any CCNA book should tell you... not to mention the billion Googleable sites out there.

 

Ha, Ha I love that pic B.M, i'm going to have to "borrow" it with your permission.

 

It doesn't write in my Sybex book from Todd Lammle also in Internet. I have learned it
on Course.(Certification education) but forgot it

 

Kobem, When I did the course I used the hyperterminal, through the web browser, etc... to connect and manage the cisco router/switch.... I am sure there might be other ways of doing this but the most common way is to use an application such as hyperterminal, web browser, etc. I did a google search and came across this link http://pages.swcp.com/~jgentry/topo/cisco.htm

Gives you the basics. What you're talking about regarding a different type of screen I have no idea... perhaps it was a simulator of some sort, I don't know but this is the main approach I believe. You can telnet as well...

 

Enjoy - I'm sure I'm borrowing it from someone who borrowed it. It's made the Intarweb rounds.