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(such as an AUX port or a PC) to reinitialize. If a modem on an AUX port loses its initialization
string, you can use reverse telnet remotely to correct the problem.
A console port cannot be used for dial-on-demand routing; it has no corresponding async interface.
Note: The remainder of this document addresses non-console connections.
Line Configuration
It is essential that the TTY line be configured before configuring/initializing the modem itself. The two
main reasons are:
To allow reverse telnet access to the modem.
If you change the line speed after the modem has been initialized, the modem will no longer
communicate with the router until it is again told at what speed to talk to the router.
In general, the following line configuration works best:
line "x"
TTY #. AUX port is line 1 on the router,
last_tty+1 on the access server, line 65 on
the Cisco 2600s and 3620, and line 129 on
the Cisco 3640.
speed
"xxxxx"
Set to the highest speed in common
between the modem and the port. This
value is usually 115200 baud, but see the
Bitrate Information.
stopbits 1
Improve throughput by reducing async
framing overhead (default is stopbits 2).
flowcontrol
hardware
RTS/CTS flow control.
modem
inout
Drop connection on loss of DCD (DSR).
Cycle DTR for connection close. This
command also allows outbound
connections to the modem.
transport
input all |
telnet
Allow outbound connections to this line.
Needed in order to allow reverse telnet to
the modem.
This configuration assumes that the modem will always talk to us at "speed" (which is why you must LOCK
SPEED on the modem), that the CD lead of the modem reflects the actual state of the carrier, and that the
modem will hang up when the router drops DTR. Avoid substituting autobaud for speed if at all possible;
it usually results in lower throughput.
Bitrate Information
Maximum Speed Supporting platforms and
interfaces
38400 Most AUX ports
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