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Configuring Cisco Hardware From A Mobile Phone

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14 years 1 month ago #35595 by einklienermench
Hi everyone, fist of all im not sure that im in the right sub-forum so please redirect me if i am not.

My question is this:
Is the nokia n900 maemo 5 linux device is capable of connecting to a cisco device to the console port and using a bluetooth keyboard configure the device?

OS Wise this is the MOST flexible platform for any developer/Technician
Specs wise this device is blessed with a powerfull processor and more ram than most pc's from 2 years ago.

This device is capable of using a wireless mouse/keyboard for its features and im interested in skipping the laptop buy and use this device to configure cisco gear.

Is it possible?
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14 years 1 month ago #35599 by Chris
I haven't heard this type of a request before, but if you are able to run a 'telnet' program on your mobile, you should be able to configure any CLI based Cisco device.

If you're hoping to perform the configuration using web-based GUI, I really wouldn't know, but I guess if your mobile supported the necessary Java version, it could work.

Hope that helps!

Chris Partsenidis.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
www.Firewall.cx
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14 years 1 month ago #35626 by Alans
the thing is how you connect your N900 to the cisco device?
you can use telnet through xterm that comes with N900 if you have wireless connection.
I think N900's keyboard is good enough to make configurations
without another keyboard.
You should enabled root to do telnet and other stuffs through xterm.

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