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That's stoneage!<br />
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OK plugged what I beleive is the correct console to USB cable into the unit. What do I do next, telnet in? And if so what am I telneting as it doesn't have an address.<br />
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Thanks for the speedy response but it was the last thing I was expecting.
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That's stoneage!

OK plugged what I beleive is the correct console to USB cable into the unit. What do I do next, telnet in? And if so what am I telneting as it doesn't have an address.

Thanks for the speedy response but it was the last thing I was expecting.

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You will need a terminal program to connect using the com port. Hyperterm if you have it or try downloading something like terra term.
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You will need a terminal program to connect using the com port. Hyperterm if you have it or try downloading something like terra term.

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OK fine, so I can't USB into it via a converter cable?
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OK fine, so I can't USB into it via a converter cable?

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Yeah that should work. The switch won't care, just as long as you can get the connection to it.
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Yeah that should work. The switch won't care, just as long as you can get the connection to it.

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Hi, can't find this in their 422 page &quot;Management and Configuration Guide&quot;.<br />
Anyone know what the default IP for this unit is?<br />
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Also If I have problems using the clear/reset buttons to put the switch into the factory defaults can I jump a cable between ports 1 and 2, like on the 1800 range?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi, can't find this in their 422 page "Management and Configuration Guide".
Anyone know what the default IP for this unit is?

Also If I have problems using the clear/reset buttons to put the switch into the factory defaults can I jump a cable between ports 1 and 2, like on the 1800 range?

Thanks.

HP 2510G-24 (J9279A) default IP

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