Serial Hyperterminal
HyperTerminal can now use the SSH protocol to securely log in to a server or other computer over a TCP/IP network. Improved Zmodem compatibility for users of Dial-Up modems and Serial ports. HyperTerminal is a Windows-based terminal emulator that can connect to systems through TCP/IP Networks, Dial-Up Modems, and COM ports. It can be used to connect to Sophos Firewall through a Serial Console Port. So I got a copy of HyperTerminal Private Edition, by Hilgraeve Inc. Which is the company that wrote the original HyperTerminal for Microsoft. They indicate it works with Windows 7, 8, and Vista. They indicate it works with Windows 7, 8, and Vista.
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Most routers have a serial port used to connect to the serial port of your computer. Using Windows HyperTerminal, you can connect to the router and enter the commands necessary to set up the router on your network. When you connect to the router, the first prompt shown is the login prompt. Use the login that you originally set up when you installed the router to manage its services.
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Connect your computer to the router using the serial cable. Connect one side of the cable to your computer's serial port and the other side to the router's serial port.
Hyperterminal Serial Key
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Open the HyperTerminal software in the Windows 'Accessories' program group. When you open the software, a connection window displays.
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Type 'Router' in the connection name text box. Select 'COM1' from the drop-down box. Change the baud rate to '9600' in the next configuration window and click 'OK' to connect to your router.
Type your username and password to connect to the router's configuration console. Press 'Enter' to log in.
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