[TriLUG] Cyclades terminal server

Greg Mueller via TriLUG trilug at trilug.org
Mon Jan 21 21:33:34 EST 2019


I configured a lot of these back in the day and because I never delete
anything I have the manuals for these.

I found this:

Open an SSH session to one of the ACS console server’s ports
          # ssh john:7001 at acs48-2.cyclades.com

Let me know if that works for you and if you need the PDF files.


On Mon, Jan 21, 2019 at 11:50 AM dylan lusk via TriLUG <trilug at trilug.org>
wrote:

> Does anyone remember, has anyone configured, a cyclades terminal server
> from the early 2000s (article describing embedded device and linux version
> running on it... https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/4621)?
>
> Most terminal / console servers will allow an ssh session to directly
> attach to a serial terminal (ttyS0 - S7) by calling its port number in the
> ssh call (e.g. ssh user at host -p 7001 # where 7001 is the port assigned to
> ttyS0).
>
> I have tried several configurations, but have been unsuccessful connecting
> this way.
>
> It does allow ssh by a newly created user, and the console port is
> correctly configured, such that I am able to use ts_menu, select ttyS0, and
> login to the attached network device. So... barring sshd, correctly
> configured console/RJ45 cabling, and serial port settings, am I missing
> something in the form of console server vs. terminal server OR
> socket_server vs. socket_ssh?
>
> A proper answer may be rewarded with surplus hardware, if interested
> (variety of surplus could include RAM, M2 WiFi cards, mini-tower case,
> power-supplies, or other).
>
> Pre-thanks,
>
> dylan
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