The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 1

Problem: you need to manage a Cisco device via console, but the only box you
have available is your non-macpro-mac, i.e. you don’t have a console port
available. Solution: manage it via USB.

Step 1: Procure a USB to Console Cable

It should look something like this. You can get them most anywhere.

Step 2: Download and Install the Driver

Here
is the project, and
here
is the download link.

Step 3: Find the Port On Your System

ls /dev/tty.

One will have a name starting with PL. That’s your guy.

Step 4: Connect Using Screen

Now you just connect to it (think of this step as using Hyperterminal in
Windows)–the only difference is here you’re using screen, giving it the
terminal to connect to, and the speed (9600).

screen /dev/tty.PLXXXX-XXXXXXX 9600

Boom, you’re in. ::

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 2

Technical Analysis: 4 Stocks with signs of death crossovers to keep an eye on

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 3

HDFC Bank & 3 other fundamentally strong stocks trading above 200 DMA to keep an eye on

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 4

Falling Channel Breakout: Multibagger NBFC Stock Shows Bullish Momentum on Daily Chart

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 5

4 Fundamentally strong stocks to buy for an upside potential of up to 36%; Do you hold any?

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler” 6

Markets tumble as Trump puts pressure on Federal Reserve

May 23, 2025

0 responses on "The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler”"

Leave a Message Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler”