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Hi everyone,I bought a used Aironet 3700 but I'm unable to gain access to it. I have it connected with a PoE injector ("802.23at" spec I'm led to believe). The AP powers up with a blinking green light, then sets on a green-red-off pattern which I und...
Hi everyone,I've just gotten my very own Cisco 2901 ISR for experimenting. The IOS software is updated to 15.7(3) and basic routes are setup and working. I'm at the point now where I'd like to secure it for general use in my LAN. I've gone through a ...
Thank you for taking a second look. I noticed that too and tried correcting both things... but no luck.Stubborn as I am, I could not just give up. I went ahead and made my rollover cable. The cable tester was reluctant to test it, however... cisco-ro...
Thank you for confirming that. I've verified with a cable tester that I have a straight-through cable connecting the ports, and I've corrected the baud rate to 9600. Despite this, after logging in initially with my admin user from the router, the pro...
@Leo Laohoo wrote:One of the "rules" for remotely-accessing Cisco-branded devices is this: If there is the absence of a manually configured username/password, no access will be allowed.I'm sorry, I think I might've been unclear: Currently I have a f...
I'll make that my next mission then. In the meantime, hear me out on this idea and let me know if it will work: I have a 2901 ISR currently configured. It has an AUX port, which as I understand now from some research, would allow me to communicate to...
Are you sure this is what mode it's in? Here's what I'm observing now: When I boot the AP without touching the MODE, button it goes through a procedure of flashing green LEDs. In Wireshark, it requests and obtains an IP from the DHCP server. I can se...
