consoleport

noun
UK /ˈkɒnsəʊlpɔːt/
US /ˈkɑːnsoʊlpɔːrt/

A console port is a plug on a computer or machine that lets you connect a screen and keyboard to control it.

The engineer plugged the cable into the console port to check the router's settings.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A video game originally made for game consoles and later moved to computers.

That racing game is a console port with better graphics on PC.

3. The act of moving software from a game console to another platform.

The console port of the classic game took the team a year to finish.

4. A connection point on networking equipment used for direct local configuration.

Reset the switch by connecting a laptop to its console port.