Then I do not think you have a null modem cable. Can you ohm out the cable (from end to end including adaptors since is looks like you have at least one adaptor)? Pin 2 on one side should be connected to pin 3 on the other and ping 3 should be connected to ping 2.
It is strange that you do not see any output on the console at all.
- check your cabling by looping back pins 2 and 3 and typing. If the cabling is good you will see what you type on the console. Use a paper clip to connect pins 2 and 3.
- if the loopback test works, plug the cable back into the switch and try different baud rates. 115200 is popular, but anything is possible.
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Then I do not think you have a null modem cable. Can you ohm out the cable (from end to end including adaptors since is looks like you have at least one adaptor)? Pin 2 on one side should be connected to pin 3 on the other and ping 3 should be connected to ping 2.