If you cannot connect using the default settings given below, your router may have been configured to use non-standard settings. If the values are not as shown here, you may not be able to see the characters in HyperTerminal screen or strange-looking characters may show up on the screen. The values in this dialog box should be exactly as below. Select the correct port number when you connect from your computer.Ĥ) In the HyperTerminal port properties dialog box, select the settings as shown below.
The port number may be different in your computer. The port number is COM4 in the below example. You can also type "hypertrm.exe" inside "Run" dialog box and hit enter to open the HyperTerminal terminal emulator.Ģ) In the "Connection Description" dialog box, Enter a name for the connection and click "OK".ģ) In the "Connect To" dialog box, select the primary COM port. Refer the following link if a Serial Port is not available in your computer.ġ) Open HyperTerminal by clicking Start > Programs > Accessories > Communications > HyperTerminal. Refer the following link to know more about console port and console cable. Connect the other end to the Serial port of your computer. Connect the RJ45 jack of your console cable to the console port of your Cisco Router or Switch. Make sure that you have correct console connection to Cisco Router or Switch. If your PC Operating System is Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows8 or any GNU/Linux Operating System, use PuTTY terminal emulator to connect to your router. To connect to a Cisco Router or Switch using HyperTerminal, follow these steps.
If you are using Windows XP, you can use HyperTerminal to configure, monitor and manage Cisco Routers and Switches. HyperTerminal is no longer available from Windows Vista onwards. HyperTerminal is terminal emulator software which is included with Windows Operating Systems, up to Windows XP.
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