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Note that from a GNU/Linux machine you can run a command resembling ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 1024 and then copy the resulting ~/.ssh/id_rsa.

At this point, you can now login to the phone with UN/PW default/user.

cisco123) If all is successful, you should get a login: prompt.

After 10-15 secs, you should get a passphrase prompt (if you entered one for the key).

Click “Open” at the bottom of the PuTTY? window.

In the Session section, enter the IP address of the phone To save these parameters for re-use, enter a Name for this profile in the “Saved Sessions” box and click the “Save” button.

In the Connection -> Data section, enter ‘default’ for the “Auto-login username:”.

In the Connection -> SSH -> Auth section, click “Browse”, find the private key file you previously saved and choose it.

To open an SSH session to the phone using this key with PuTTY Launch PuTTY Now this key should be active and ready for use. Now copy that file on to the TFTP server. Copy the entire text from the section titled “Public key for pasting into OpenSSH? authorized_keys file” and paste it into the file just created and opened in notepad and then save it.

Create a text file called authorized_keys and open it in notepad.

cisco123 Click “Save private key” and provide a filename for this key.

Optionally, add a “Key passphrase” and “Confirm passphrase”, i.e.

Edit the “Key comment”, to work with the IP Phone SSH key with the value “ ”

Move the mouse around in the blank area to generate “randomness” as instructed.

It should default to SSH-2 RSA, 1024 bits, which will work.

To connect the local console ("CONSOLE" or "LOCAL") to another Opengear console server's RJ45 console port (X2 pinout), use the included 319015 adapter.

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You can create a null modem cable using the included adapters – attach the 319015 adapters at either end and connect them with a straight-through patch cable, as illustrated below:

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To connect the local console ("CONSOLE" or "LOCAL") to a laptop or PC with a DB9M serial port, use a null modem cable. The pinout of this port is standard DTE, as you would find on a PC or laptop serial port: Older Opengear device models may have a dedicated DB9M local console, labeled "LOCAL" or "CONSOLE". Connecting to the USB local console on the OM2200 only requires connecting a standard USB Micro-B cable to a laptop or an Opengear USB A port set to console server mode. The OM2200 console server has a USB Micro-B host console port in addition to the RJ45 local console port. Connect the included 319016 adapters together to create a "rollover adapter", then connect this rollover adapter at both ends using two straight through patch cables.Use an RJ45 - RJ45 rollover cable, these are usually easily identified as light blue and flat – however are not included with your Opengear device.If supported, configure the upstream console port in X1 mode and connect using a straight-through patch cable.On the client side we can use an utility such as pscp, from the PuTTY suite, to interact. Finally, we can turn the scp server on: R1 (config)ip scp server enable. To connect the local console ("CONSOLE" or "1") to another Opengear console server's RJ45 console port (X2 pinout), you need to roll the pins. In order to use scp to manage configuration we must have an user account with enough privileges to access it: R1 (config) R1 (config)username admin privilege 15 secret 0 topsecret. To connect the local console ("CONSOLE" or "1") to a laptop or PC with a DB9M serial port, use a straight-through cat 5 patch cable and the included 319015 adapter, as illustrated below:

This is the "reverse" of a console port you would find on a Cisco device.

the same as all the other RJ45 console ports on the Opengear device. The pinout of this port is "Cisco Straight/X2", i.e. Small form factor models such as the OM1200 and ACM7000 families by default set the first serial port, labeled "1", to Local Console Mode. Rack mount models such as the OM2200, IM7200, and CM7100 family have a dedicated local console port, labeled "CONSOLE". This article covers physically connecting the local console, for detail on console reconfiguration refer to this article. for initial configuration by logging in as: root / defaultĪll the adapters and cables you need to connect to the local console are included with your Opengear device. You may wish to connect your Opengear device's local console to a laptop or another console server, e.g. If you think PuTTY is a great emulator that’s lacking modern automation features, KiTTY may be an alternative to consider.

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This is a commercial SSH client tool and a single-user license costs 99. This also enables zero config connections when managing a CM8100 from another Opengear device. If security is important, Xshell supports state-of-the-art encryption schemes like GSSAPI and PKCS11. The reason for changing default speed to 9600 bps on CM8100 is to match the majority of device's console ports. By default, most Opengear device enables login on a local console port with the following port settings with the exception of CM8100:ĬM8100 local console port uses the following settings.