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Connecting to SUN server from PC
I have old SUN server on my desk. I know it worked before. I want to be able to connect to server from my PC. Just to establish a dump terminal.
1. I connected to power socket 2. I Have a cable that fits in (i believe is a com ports there are A B slots the same I plugged it in A). They are looking like this ......x..... .....xxxxxxxx where x are pins On The other side oooo ooooo Where o are wholes 3. The other side of the cable I connected to my PC - com port 4. What shell I do now ... Thanks ZAM. |
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