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resumen capitulo 7 cisco ccna 1.13.2.2 Connecting to the Controller In order to configure the controller, a connection to the controller is required. There are various ways to access the controller, however, the focus of this section is on creating a Command-Line Interface (CLI) connection. Once CLI access is available, you can observe the boot sequence and run a basic configuration. Doing so will give you an IP address that you can then use to browse the HTML interface. You will be connected to the serial interface, so a DB9 serial cable can be used. You will also need a portable computer with a serial connection. Many newer laptops do not have a serial connection, but you can of course purchase an adapter that connects to the USB port. Once you have established a connection from the portable computer to the serial port, you need to use a terminal emulation application such as HyperTerminal. SecureCRT or ZTerm (for MacOSX)0 With a terminal emulation application, you are able to178 Chapter 13 Simple Network Configuration and Monitoring with Cisco Control Volumesstart the controller in order to view the startup process.1. controller boot sequence When booting the controller. you can press Esc to view the boot options. and other device-related information as shown in Example 13-1.Example of the controller boot sequence as seen in CU05:19:36)Bootloader4.1.171.0(Apr272007 Motorola PowerPC ProcessorID=00000000 Rev. PVR=80200020CPU: 833 MHz CCB: 333 MHz DDR: 166 MHz LBC: 41MHz L1 D-cache 32KB, L1 I-cache 32KB enabled. I2C: ready DTT: 1 is20 CDRAM:DDR module detected,totalsize:512MB. 512 MB 8540in PCI HOSt Mode. 8540isthe PCIArbiter. Memory Test PASS FLASH:Flash Bank 0:portsize =2,size = 8 MB in 142Sectors 8 MB L2 cache enabled:256KB CardId: 1540 CardRevision Id: 1 CardCPU Id: 1287 Numberof MAC Addresses:32 Numberof Slots Supported: 4