Review on 🔌 HDE USB to Serial Interface Cable with Serial to RJ45 Console Adapter Cable for Cisco Routers: Powerful Connectivity Solution by Charles Lardieri

Although it is well known that Linux-based systems are the predominant operating system in environments where you use managed enterprise-based routers (should be in enterprise class), the designer of this router could not find any suitable Offer drivers for Linux. They offer Linux drivers as RPM packages for Red Hat Linux, but Red Hat is no longer the dominant OS among IT professionals. They also offer drivers for Windows and I don't know of any IT pro who uses Windows on their workstations or laptops. Therefore, my kernel and simple software like minicom (the industry standard for this type of interface) could not use the adapter. RJ45 console cable sections work. But the USB adapter doesn't work with UBUNTU or other Debian-based Linux distributions. It's very rare that I leave negative feedback and not return this item as the RJ45 console cable is still in use and maybe one day I'll try to find driver source code that can be compiled for it. Developer's note: Linux ships with generic drivers for USB-to-serial adapters. Simply using chipsets to allow it to communicate has done more since then. In addition, the same universal drivers are standardized for Linux, Unix / BSD and Windows operating systems, which allows the device to work on the plug-and-play principle. In its current form, the device is not plug and play. Another option is to change the ROM on your chipset if it is universal drive compatible so that it recognizes the device as one it can communicate with.