Is anyone else getting these everytime they post? ----- Forwarded message from mailer-departed-employee at gone.sgi.com ----- From: mailer-departed-employee at gone.sgi.com Message-Id: <200007221653.SAA950766 at gone.sgi.com> Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 18:53:38 +0200 (CEST) To: Ben Lutgens <blutgens at usinternet.com> Subject: Returned Mail: Recipient no longer with company The attached message was sent to 'Edward Hayes-Hall' at Silicon Graphics who left the company around 14-JUL-00. We are returning it to you UNDELIVERED. The message was probably addressed to 'ehh at sgi.com'. If the subject of this message is related to SGI business, please use one of the SGI contact addresses listed below (if any) or as a last resort, email helpdesk at corp.sgi.com or call +1 650-960-1980 to help determine the correct person to receive it. You may also try contacting their manager: Bill Cullen, bjc at sgi.com We do not know of any external contact information for this person. Sincerely, helpdesk at corp.sgi.com From: Ben Lutgens <blutgens at usinternet.com> Message-ID: <20000722115218.A28943 at localhost> In-Reply-To: <00072211080900.05850 at Dingo>; from mike at getbent.net on Sat, Jul 22, 2000 at 11:08:09AM -0500 Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 11:52:18 -0500 Reply-To: tclug-list at mn-linux.org To: tclug-list at mn-linux.org Subject: Re: [TCLUG:19758] Configuring 675 modem X-Mailer: No good GUI Email clients for x yet User-Agent: Mutt/1.2i Not to insult your intelligence, but did you hit enter a few times after the reboot? that should cause the login prompt to pop up. On Sat, Jul 22, 2000 at 11:08:09AM -0500, Mike Nielsen wrote: >On Wed, 31 Dec 1969, you wrote: > >can you ping the 675? The 675 defaults to a 10.0.0.1 ip addres >on eth0. If your machine doesn't fall into that subnet you won't be >able to telnet to it. > >You should be able to connect with Hyperterminal..... >I have run across several a 675 that has Telnet disabled >until you set an exec password. > >set hyperterm to run at 3840 8 N 1 No flow control... > > > > >If you find that your Cbos has been corrupted you need to reinstall it. > >The following is taken from Cisco on how to do this. Be warned if you screw >this up... Well you know. > >BTW, if you need the CBOS 2.2 firmware let me know and I'll send it to you. > >---------- >Hey there, is it possible to add this stuff to the next X-ray or tools CD. > >Cisco 675 CBOS 2.2 update and directions > > > Upgrading your Cisco 675 External Modem to the latest software release >involves > the following four processes: > > 1.Downloading the latest Cisco 675 External Modem operating system > (version 2.2) to your hard drive. > 2.Downloading the Commander software (version 1.2) to your hard drive. > 3.Upgrading your existing Cisco 675 External Modem operating system to > the new version 2.2 that you will have downloaded to your hard drive. > 4.Installing the Commander software (version 1.2). > > > > You may want to print these instructions at this point so that you can > easily refer to them as you are going through the Cisco 675 External > Modem download processes. If you do not have a printer, you may > save these instructions as a Word file and then open them on your > desktop so that you can follow along as you complete the processes. > > > > Process 1 - Downloading the Cisco 675 External Modem operating system > (version 2.2) to your hard drive: > > Create a folder on your hard drive. (The root directory is recommended >for > convenience). > Select the hyperlink named "675 2.2 CBOS Code" and save it to your new > folder located on your hard drive. This file is Winzip compressed. Use > Winzip or Aladdin Expander to decompress the file. If you need Aladdin > Expander you can download it free here or if you need Winzip you can > download a trial copy here. > > Process 2 - Downloading Commander v1.2 to your hard drive: > > Commander v1.2 software is required and will offer you the following: > > The ability to reset passwords that better protect the security of your >Cisco > 675 External Modem. > Statistical output that indicates performance on your Cisco 675 External > Modem. > Management information on your Cisco 675 External Modem. > > In order to download the Commander v1.2 software, please complete the > following: > > Create a folder on your hard drive. (The root directory is recommended >for > convenience). > Select the hyperlink named "675 Commander 1.2 for Windows® " and > save it to your new folder located on your hard drive. This file is >Winzip > compressed. Use Winzip or Aladdin Expander to decompress the file. If > you need Aladdin Expander you can download it free here or if you need > Winzip you can download a trial copy here. > > Process 3 - Upgrading your existing Cisco 675 External Modem operating > system to version 2.2: > > Ensure that your PC, Ethernet Card and Cisco 675 External Modem are > connected, configured and operational. This should be apparent if you're > currently using MegaBit Services. > Ensure that the serial cable is installed between the PCs COM Port > (DB-9) and the Cisco 675s MGMT Port (RJ-45). If you are unsure, > please consult your MegaBit Services User Guide. The serial cable > facilitates upgrading the Cisco 675 External Modem operating system. > Note to which PC COM Port that the serial cable is installed. You will >need > this information for the next step. > > Configure HyperTerminal > > The following step assumes that you have not created a session icon for > HyperTerminal and the Cisco 675 External Modem. > > Navigate to the HyperTerminal application. > > If you are a Windows® 98 user, you may have to install HyperTerminal from >your > Windows® 98 compact disc. If Hyperterminal is not working properly, for > example, if you are receiving an "illegal operation" message, please go to >the > following website and upgrade your existing Hyperterminal application: > http://www.hilgraeve.com/ > > Select and name an icon for the Cisco 675 External Modem. > In the "Connect using" box select the appropriate COM Port that the >serial > cable is installed. > In the "Properties" window, ensure these port settings: > > Bits per second: 38400 > Data bits: 8 > Parity: None > Stop bits: 1 > Flow control: None > > Click OK and press [Enter]. > > A HyperTerminal Session window appears with a welcome message and > a password prompt. > > Hello! > > CBOS v2.1 > > User Access Verification > > Password: > > > If you don't see this information, press [ENTER] a few times. > If you still don't see the welcome message, verify connections and power > to your modem. > If you just see "cbos>", that is OK. > You don't need a password to configure the modem. > At the password prompt press [ENTER]. > > Updating the Modem Operating System > > The following step requires your modem to be in the "enable" mode. This mode > allows changes in configuration. > > At the cbos> prompt, type: enable and press [ENTER]. > At the password prompt press [ENTER]. > > The enable mode ships default from Cisco System without an enable mode > password. If you have previously programmed an enable mode password, > enter that password now. > > The following should be displayed: > > cbos>enable > > Password: > > cbos# > > > The pound sign indicates that you are in the enable mode. > > Before continuing with the following steps, please read the next few lines >of > directions up to the WARNING message below. > > At the cbos# prompt, type: set download code then press [ENTER]. > The following should be displayed: > > cbos#set download code > > Downloading > > CCCCC > > > As the Cs are appearing, continue onto the next step. > On the HyperTerminal toolbar, select Transfer. Select Send File. > An additional Window pops up entitled "Send File". Select Browse. > You will be selecting the file that you downloaded into a new folder. > Select your hard drive and locate the folder and file that you created >earlier. > Select the file nsrouter.c675.2.2.0.000.ima. > In the Send File Window, Protocol field, ensure that Xmodem is >selected. > In the Send File Window, select the Send button. > > WARNING! It is extremely important that power is not interrupted to your > equipment! > > After transfer is complete (approximately 6 minutes), the new Cisco > software self extracts. You should allow the automatic process to occur > and do not use your computer. > At the password prompt, press [ENTER] > At the cbos> prompt, type: show version > The following should be displayed: > > Cisco Broadband Operating > System > > CBOSTM 675 Software > (C675-I-M), Version v2.2 > > Copyright @ 1986-1999 by > cisco Systems, Inc. > > Compiled Aug 24 1999 > 18:31:28 > > NVRAM image at 0x1032bfa0 > > > Your Cisco 675 External Modem is now upgraded. > >> I'm stumped: >> >From Windows NT: >> >> I couldn't connect using Hyperterm, so I used telnet,... >> followed the instructions from visi (or thought I was), >> >> cbos>en >> Password: [hit enter] >> cbos#set nvram erase >> [warns that you have to write to make it effective] >> cbos#write >> cbos#rboot >> [and it hangs...] >> >> Now I cannot even connect with telnet!!! >> >> I'm stumped. What's next? >> >> gs >> >> >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org >> For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org >For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org -- Ben Lutgens Cell: 651.387.9065 Home: 651.703.9541 "I thought Christmas only comes once a year..." James Bond - The World Is Not Enough ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Ben Lutgens Cell: 651.387.9065 Home: 651.703.9541 "I thought Christmas only comes once a year..." James Bond - The World Is Not Enough ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org