On Thursday August 13 2009, Fajar Priyanto wrote: > On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:28 PM, Geoff Galitz<geoff@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> The second options is to use the serial port on the machine itself > >> (you will need a null-modem cable for this). Then using things like > >> minicom or hyperterminal you can access the console. > > > > On the off-chance you are using a Vista laptop to connect via the serial > > port, you can use putty (usually used as an SSH client) to connect. > > Hyperterminal was pulled from Vista. > > > > I use putty for serial port access regularly. > > Thanks for all the responses. > I'll try the serial console. Wow, I've never expected there is such a > server that is treated like some kind of appliance that doesn't need a > normal server I/O. Thanks for the smitty password too, that's cool to > know. You might also be able to add a "graphics adapter" if you have a slot available, basically a supported vga card. By default a p505 doesn't come with one since it's only a 1U box. My p505 is attached to an HMC and has a single partition on it which I use as my NIM
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