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If you disconnect by closing the terminal window, you'll need to unplug the USB to serial device and reconnect it as the hardware will still be dedicated to the old session. | If you disconnect by closing the terminal window, you'll need to unplug the USB to serial device and reconnect it as the hardware will still be dedicated to the old session. | ||
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| + | ==Lost Admin Password== | ||
| + | Follow the steps to connect as listed above. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 1 March 2015
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Connecting
MAC OSX
Requirements
- USB to Serial adapter & software if needed (unless your MAC has a serial port)
- Console Cable
Software
Keyspan
FTDI USB Serial
Prolific PL2303
Personal Use
I use the following equipment:
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Connection
After installing the appropriate USB to Serial Driver, plug in your USB to Serial device and then check to see if it is properly recognized.
Open Terminal ~$ ls /dev/cu.* /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port /dev/cu.KeySerial1 /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem /dev/cu.USA19Hfa13P1.1
Look for something similar to USB, Serial, or the name of your device. In the case above, the correct selection is
/dev/cu.USA19Hfa13P1.1
Start the connection with:
~$ screen /dev/cu.USA19Hfa13P1.1 9600 (screen device baudrate)
You may have to hit enter before the FGT login prompt appears
At this point you should see the following:
FGT-602906515411 login:
Disconnecting
If you disconnect by closing the terminal window, you'll need to unplug the USB to serial device and reconnect it as the hardware will still be dedicated to the old session.
Windows
Lost Admin Password
Follow the steps to connect as listed above.
