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I need to connect to my HP ProCurve 6120XG Blade Switch.<br />
None of my available ports are configured for any of my VLANS.<br />
I need to configure a port (Say Port 22) to be on my Test VLAN.<br />
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I plug my USB to USB Mini into the &quot;Console&quot; port and using &quot;TeraTerm&quot; I create a connection.<br />
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Now this is a two part question.<br />
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Can you please write down the steps to adding an egsisting Test VLAN already setup on other ports onto port 22<br />
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Also<br />
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For some reason when I am connecting I cant get my session to behave, some of the functions down work like when I click edit it does not move forward.<br />
I used to have this to work BUT I changed a setting to connect to another bit of hardware and forgotten it? &nbsp; <br />
Can you go through your settings and let me know what it is, BAUD Rate 9600 ect...
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I need to connect to my HP ProCurve 6120XG Blade Switch.
None of my available ports are configured for any of my VLANS.
I need to configure a port (Say Port 22) to be on my Test VLAN.

I plug my USB to USB Mini into the "Console" port and using "TeraTerm" I create a connection.

Now this is a two part question.

Can you please write down the steps to adding an egsisting Test VLAN already setup on other ports onto port 22

Also

For some reason when I am connecting I cant get my session to behave, some of the functions down work like when I click edit it does not move forward.
I used to have this to work BUT I changed a setting to connect to another bit of hardware and forgotten it?   
Can you go through your settings and let me know what it is, BAUD Rate 9600 ect...

HP ProCurve 6120XG Blade Switch

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