From: David L Stewart (D.Stewart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Feb 03 2001 - 21:41:00 GMT-3
Yes, you need to start using reverse telnet. You have sessions
open to all consoles at the same time and you can only see one
of them at any time. (See www.r1r2.com for some explanation
of this.) You will nee to have the terminal server config
down cold to do this, "ip host" command for each console, etc.
The drawback is that if you are looking at one console and
other ones send things to their consoles (like debug statements)
you miss all that information. But, that is how it is in the
CCIE lab test.
At 06:10 PM 2/3/2001, David FAHED wrote:
>I read in the fatkid solution for the LAb 505 Expert BGP that :
>On fatkid.com you can have multiple sessions open at once, one to each
>router
>if you like. In the test you only get one console port, and can only
>look at
>one router at time.
>I usually work with one windows open for each router on my home lab. So
>if it is true I
>must change my way of working!!!!!
>
>Any help will be welcome. If you think it's violating the NDA just do
>not answer.
>
>
>
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