Accessing The Internal Route Processor From The Switch; Configuring A Hostname On The Rsm - Cisco RJ-45-to-AUX Brochure

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Accessing the Internal Route Processor from the Switch

The session command, followed by the slot number on the switch in which the internal routing processor
module resides, allows you to access the module from the switch's CLI. You can then end the session by
using the exit command. Let's take a look at an example of accessing the internal route processor:
Seans5002> (enable) session 15
Trying Router−15...
Connected to Router−15.
Escape character is '^]'.
User Access Verification
Password:
RSFC1>exit
Seans5002> (enable)
Let's take a look at this process from the initial User EXEC mode prompt:
1. On the switch console, enter the enable command and the password to enter Privileged mode:
Coriolis5000# enable
Password: ********
Coriolis5000>(enable)
2. To open a session from the console port for the RSM, use the following command:
Coriolis5000> session 3
The prompt will look like this if it is the initial configuration:
Router>

Configuring a Hostname on the RSM

To configure the hostname on an RSM, follow these steps:
1. On the switch console, enter the enable command and the password to enter Privileged mode:
Coriolis5000# enable
Password: ********
Coriolis5000>(enable)
2. To open a session from the console port for the RSM, use the following command:
Coriolis5000> session 3
The prompt will look like this if it is the initial configuration:
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