Configure Cisco 3560 catalyst

I have cisco 3560 series switch I want to configure my pc using an rj45 rollover cable, no com port, how can I configure with LAN and is it possible to configure using cisco packet tracer

Hello faizkt777,

Using the series USB adapter you can solve your problem. If you install the right driver, it would generate COM Port, so you can configure your switch with her. Another option is to use the usb port on the cisco console, if it is to provide your switch. You can download here the driver of cisco

https://software.Cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=282979369&SOFTWAR...

Try and tell us if this suggestion may solve your problem.
Note and marked as correct if that is the case.

Kind regards

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