OS X software for the work of a systems engineer?

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Sp1DeR2016-03-04 13:56:02

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Sp1DeR, 2016-03-04 13:56:02

Good afternoon. Now the question may not be very professional, but Moscow was not built right away.
Started working on os x. And I can not find many programs that I would need in my work. Now I use a virtual machine, but I really want to give it up. Maybe someone who knows will tell you analogues of such software as:
1. putty - is needed to connect to cisco with a terminal cable to configure it.
2. icedtea - java plugin for working with IPMI is very convenient. I work in priority with supermicro servers.

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Anton Marunko, 2016-03-04
@Antonio-banderas

putty can be used under Mac OS - there are a lot of articles on how to put it there, but for some tasks the built-in terminal is enough

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ManWithBear, 2016-03-04
@ManWithBear

1) https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/1207132...

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Sergey, 2016-03-04
@edinorog

https://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/ if there is no nonsense associated with money and you want a quality product

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Alexey Cheremisin, 2016-03-04
@leahch

1) I use iTerm as a replacement for the standard terminal.
To work with the serial port, you can use screen
(just substitute the port number like /dev/tty.usbserial-FTALKY8I)
or minicom. Install it from brew.
The only thing is that you need to configure it and remove a bunch of modem commands, but this is done once.
I go to my supermicro via the bmc console through the browser, there were no problems ...