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> Hi all, I'm under FreeBSD-4.5, I've to made changes to a
> Cisco2509 router, I've checked the handbook and I can get
> any clues using the serial port to connect to the router,
> anyone using it, or can give me any clues ???

Sure...try this:

# su
# cu -l /dev/cuaa0

(Note that cuaa0 is com1)

Hope this helps,

Steve

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