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> On Jan 31, 2019, at 5:27 PM, Hunter Fuller wrote:
>
> We are trying a somewhat-radical new strategy. For our newest rack, we
> bought a Raspberry Pi Model 3B. It has four USB ports, and into each port
> we plugged a dual-headed USB to RS232 adapter, for a total of 8
Hi Rick,
the license is activated the same way, as performance license on 4451x, so you
don't need to go though 1G>2G>4G:
platform hardware throughput level 100/200/boost
Note, however, that you'll need at least IOS XE 16.07.01, otherwise boost
option will not show up.
Regards/S
We are trying a somewhat-radical new strategy. For our newest rack, we
bought a Raspberry Pi Model 3B. It has four USB ports, and into each port
we plugged a dual-headed USB to RS232 adapter, for a total of 8 ports.
So far, so good. The main benefits are ease of use (our team can use the
same
We've deployed async HWICs/NIMs in Cisco routers for customers in hundreds of
locations.
Many/most were also pared with 4G cards provide an out-of-band connection back
to a centralized data center.
R. Benjamin Kessler
PRESIDENT / CHIEF NETWORK GEEK
ZENETRA CORPORATION
CCIE # 8762 | CISSP |
Hi Nick,
Indeed I was looking also at opengear but got a bit scared with limited
software based pinout switching capabilities ... Some models can switch
between X1 and X2 but is this enough ? Today we use avocent which claims to
be soft selectable between RS485, RS422 and RS232 pinouts.
We use lots of opengear.
Expensive - but awesome
I did just roll out a cisco 4431 with 3 octal cables for a client though, but
opengear has way more features and supports 2 people at once on the lines etc
-Original Message-
From: cisco-nsp On Behalf Of Robert Raszuk
Sent: Thursday,
Hi Robert.
Check Aten or Moxa
Best regards,
Vladimir Buyalskiy
01.02.2019 0:27, Robert Raszuk пишет:
Hello,
What would you all recommend these days for min 8-12 port rack mounted
terminal servers to talk to various vendor's router and switches console
ports ?
For years I used cisco 2511
Hello,
What would you all recommend these days for min 8-12 port rack mounted
terminal servers to talk to various vendor's router and switches console
ports ?
For years I used cisco 2511 but now it is history .. so what's the best
cisco or not cisco successor for it ?
It would be awesome if it
> On 30 Jan 2019, at 15:11, Adam Greene wrote:
>
> Rick,
>
> My impression from reading the documentation has been that the Boost license
> can be activated independently of the Performance license.
>
> Maybe someone who's actually implemented it can confirm! ;)
Yes, “boost" is all you need
