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Cisco Usb Console Drivers Either Built

Most of it works just fine w drivers either built into windows, or that windows can download on-demand.

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Cisco Usb Console Serial Port For I would suggest you get the above download as it also has the registry change required to stop the drive creating a new serial port for every switch you connect.

With the reg change made (and a reboot), windows will keep reusing the Serial port number you first get when you swap from switch to switch.

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Cisco Usb Console Mac There Is

What model of router level 1 CCNA 2 points 2 months ago Silicone Labs level 1 2 points 2 months ago If you are on a Mac there is a brilliant app called Serial which reduces 100 of the nonsense realted to finding what Com port your adapter is plugged into.

We are now utilizing some IOT stuff out in the field for utility distribution and monitoring using IR1101 routers.

Unfortunately these only have the ability to use a USB console connection and I cannot get this damned thing to work.

I have tried SecureCRT and Putty with the proper serial settings just like any other piece of equipment youre using the RJ45 connection and all I get it gibberish on the screen.

I do not have a Cisco USB to Mini console cable here but ordered one and it will be here on Friday.

Anyone else have any advice for this rather rudimentary issue Kind of hard to make any forward progress when you cant even connect to the equipment.

UPDATE 20200617 2:30CDT: SOLVED So, I found an obscure piece of documentation that says this particular model uses a Baud Rate of 115200 and newer models use a 9600 baud rate.

I just ordered these routers 2 weeks ago so Im not sure what the hell its talking about and theyre brand new models from Cisco.

Their main PDF documentation doesnt say this, but it is on the webpage documentation.

Cisco Usb Console Drivers But Also Also of note, I used the same USB cables to plug into some of our 3850 switches and 9300 switches and they worked not only with generic drivers but also with the Cisco Serial drivers that I had installed with all this mess.

Upvoted Log in or sign up to leave a comment log in sign up Sort by best level 1 47 points 2 months ago You need to install Cisco USB Console driver.

I use a no brand usb-a to usb-mini cable and it works perfectly level 2 3 points 2 months ago At least for vanilla win 10, I didnt even have to go download a driver, Windows will take care of it now.

Maybe that has to do with the type of cable Im using I even tried downloading the drivers from Silicon labs for that chipset from here: Unfortunately Windows said Im already using the most up to date driver.

Continue this thread level 2 CCRE-RE 0 points 2 months ago its been a while since ive ran across it(see below) but any of the ISRswitch USB drivers will work.

Whats odd though is their documentation says to use 9600.

Go figure. Cisco for the win.

Continue this thread level 1 CCNA 9 points 2 months ago Yea, if you can get to the console but all you see is gibberish the problem is always the baud rate level 1 7 points 2 months ago and all I get it gibberish on the screen As soon as I read that I knew you had a baud issue.

For future reference, if you get anything on the screen its a baud issue.

If the console cable or the COM port wasnt working you wouldnt have gotten anything at all.

If you try hacking around with any embedded stuff like OpenWRT routers, RPi, or similar, most of those use a serial baud of 115200.

Nothing special in the cable, because the cable is just like any other USB cable with the correct ends.

In practice, on modern computers I basically never have to bother installing drivers for stuff like this.

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