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| malique 2004-01-11, 9:48 pm |
| Hello Forum members,
My name is Malique I am a Cisco academy student on my working on my CCNA course. I find you site useful and entertaining.
I came across a 2600 series router at a garage sale, ya I know lucky me  got it home hooked it up connected to the console port but no config was loaded in fact nothing was loaded i did not get any response from the router.
My next step was to change the registry but no luck since nothing would boot at all.
the only i get is this šŠ Éšó ššP”£šūšPŁš
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do you have any idea how to fix this router.
Hope you can help me, Thank you in advance | |
| DrWatsonJr 2004-01-11, 11:13 pm |
| It sounds like you have a baud rate setting issue. On your PC, you should have your COM port setting to 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and no parity. | |
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| 2600 router at a yard sale, yea never seen that before, lol
yep, looks like ur baud is messed up, put the settings that drwatsonjr recommended and see what happens. | |
| malique 2004-01-12, 11:54 am |
| Thank you for responding guys, I have tried the setting that DrWatsonJr suggested and no luck any other ideas. | |
| Yankee 2004-01-12, 12:51 pm |
| make sure you are using a console (rolled) cable to access the router. If your connection settings are right and you have a console cable you should be set.
Yankee |
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