alberte
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IP discovery
Hi,
I got an old switch that i want to reconnect. Before reconnecting
to the newtwork i want to make sure it doesn't have a duplicate IP with
an existing switch. I got a laptop plugged tp it and my question is
if there an XP command or a utility that can help me discover the swiches IP address?
Thank you all as always.
I got an old switch that i want to reconnect. Before reconnecting
to the newtwork i want to make sure it doesn't have a duplicate IP with
an existing switch. I got a laptop plugged tp it and my question is
if there an XP command or a utility that can help me discover the swiches IP address?
Thank you all as always.
You've already connected to the console port?
Use hyperterminal. It's standard in Windows.
Assessories/Communications
Create a new profile. Call it something like CommCon.
Settings
Bits/sec: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: none
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: Xon/Xoff
Now you're probably going to need password recovery. Maybe not. You don't specify switch model.
WGhen
Use hyperterminal. It's standard in Windows.
Assessories/Communications
Create a new profile. Call it something like CommCon.
Settings
Bits/sec: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: none
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: Xon/Xoff
Now you're probably going to need password recovery. Maybe not. You don't specify switch model.
WGhen
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Thanks, that's my last option as switch is at a hard to reach pace and
all i got the moment is a network cable.
all i got the moment is a network cable.
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What type of switch? I am not a network guru but many switches don't have an IP address assigned or any web/software interface. Is this a managed switch?
Let me know if you have any questions or need more information.
b0lsc0tt