This section provides details about remote console connection for Cisco NCS 1010. Use it to review the requirements, behavior, examples, or limitations that support remote console connection.
Use this reference to review remote console connection.
You can access the remote nodes only when you enable the RCOM interface on all the nodes. The RCOM interface remains shut by default. Remote console enables you to access the remote nodes and configure them.
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Benefits of remote console connections
Remote console connections help
to access the remote nodes information even if intermediate nodes are in headless mode, and
to troubleshoot the remote nodes that don't have physical console connection.
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Limitations of remote console connections
Remote console connection cannot be established if
the peer MAC addresses are missing,
hostname has changed, or
RCOM interface is in Shutdown state on each node
| Feature Name |
Release Information |
Feature Description |
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| Remote Console Connection |
Cisco IOS XR Release 24.4.15 |
The Remote Console Connection enables you to connect to remote OLT and ILA nodes within the network using the OSC GigabitEthernet interface. This functionality allows you to access detailed information about the remote nodes through the near-end nodes by enabling the RCOM interface that is disabled by default. It provides essential access for gathering information and troubleshooting the remote nodes, even when intermediate nodes are in headless mode or lack a physical console connection. Establish connetion to the remote nodes through their hostname or MAC address. The commands that enable remote connection are:
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