problem in console

[taouw]

I have a console connected to a server with serial connection. but i have a problem with writing, i don't show the characters typing. can y have any idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[Torsten.]

If I would know what terminal you are using I probably could suggest something ... wrong settings?

[taouw]

i'm using hp 700/92 console with serial conection

[Torsten.]

Whatever the settings are - try a reset. Power off the terminal, hold "d" down while powering on for a few seconds.

[piyush mathiya]

If you are physically there near to server, you may try resetting GSP/MP card with the reset button on the card itself...

[merieux]

Hi ,

I ma not an expert :-) Have you try to set the echo parameter under you console ? I am not sure of that .

Regards ,
Xavier

[taouw]

i press d to reset the default configuration, but the problem is not solved yet.

[Torsten.]

Do you get the

[Read-only - use ^Ecf to attach to console.]

message?

[Prasanth Thomas]

Hi,

Please let me know the server model.
You can do one thing just poweroff the server and remove the power cable and revert back it after Five minutes (this will power down the MP also)then try and let me know the update.

Regards,
Prasanth Thomas.

[Prasanth Thomas]

Please let me know the update.

[Bill Hassell]

Which serial cable did you use? A modem cable will not work. You must use a crossover cable, also known as a printer cable. Depending on the server, you need to plug it into the console port or the console connector on the "W" cable. You can't plug a 25pin terminal cable into the multi-purpose 25pin connector on newer systems -- you must use the "W" cable.

[Torsten.]

Can you get access to the MP itself?

Did you see

MP login:

and are you able to logon to the MP?


Just no action on the (CO)nsole possible?

[Jacques Carriere]

If a GSP reset doesn't do it and without knowing why type of server you have, you might not be using the right comm port, and/or wrong cable, etc,...



Jacques