Cisco 7606 and out of band remote management

Hi
I have been trying to look for a document to confirm that Cisco 7606 support out of band remote management via Aux port. Can anyone please confirm whether 7606 support out of band remote management.
Regards

The 7606 with a sup will only have a console port and no aux port.
Yes the console port supports OOB management using an external modem.
Thanks, Mak

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