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SSH username and password only option Lester Lane 05-29-2008
Posted by Lester Lane on May 29, 2008, 2:44 pm
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I am trying to rebuild my 857 and can config fine under the 10.10.10.1
ip. When I log off and on again I am presented with a "normal" user
and pwd option - which works fine. When I change the ip address and
then log on again I only get a SSH option which I have not configured
nor can I find a way to close this option down or set a name and
password. Cisco help is about as much good as a poke in the eye so
help would be a welcome break. Thanks

Pure Networks
Posted by Trendkill on May 29, 2008, 3:05 pm
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> I am trying to rebuild my 857 and can config fine under the 10.10.10.1
> ip. When I log off and on again I am presented with a "normal" user
> and pwd option - which works fine. When I change the ip address and
> then log on again I only get a SSH option which I have not configured
> nor can I find a way to close this option down or set a name and
> password. Cisco help is about as much good as a poke in the eye so
> help would be a welcome break. Thanks

Please paste config (minus IP specifics and passwords), and clearly
identify what you are changing when it starts to not work as expected.

Posted by Lester Lane on May 29, 2008, 5:04 pm
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>
> > I am trying to rebuild my 857 and can config fine under the 10.10.10.1
> > ip. When I log off and on again I am presented with a "normal" user
> > and pwd option - which works fine. When I change the ip address and
> > then log on again I only get a SSH option which I have not configured
> > nor can I find a way to close this option down or set a name and
> > password. Cisco help is about as much good as a poke in the eye so
> > help would be a welcome break. Thanks
>
> Please paste config (minus IP specifics and passwords), and clearly
> identify what you are changing when it starts to not work as expected.

Unfortunately I won't be onsite until Monday. All I did was set up
the Dialer0 and VLAN1, DNS and DHCP for the real lan rather than
10.10.10.1 I also added my username/pwd and removed cisco. Saved
config, logged out, logged in ok. Then changed the ip of the VLAN1
expecting to lose connection. Reconfig of lan and the login was now
SSH mode.

PS Is there any way of importing a previously saved config from a txt
file?

Posted by Lester Lane on May 30, 2008, 6:11 am
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>
>
> > > I am trying to rebuild my 857 and can config fine under the 10.10.10.1
> > > ip. When I log off and on again I am presented with a "normal" user
> > > and pwd option - which works fine. When I change the ip address and
> > > then log on again I only get a SSH option which I have not configured
> > > nor can I find a way to close this option down or set a name and
> > > password. Cisco help is about as much good as a poke in the eye so
> > > help would be a welcome break. Thanks
>
> > Please paste config (minus IP specifics and passwords), and clearly
> > identify what you are changing when it starts to not work as expected.
>
> Unfortunately I won't be onsite until Monday. All I did was set up
> the Dialer0 and VLAN1, DNS and DHCP for the real lan rather than
> 10.10.10.1 I also added my username/pwd and removed cisco. Saved
> config, logged out, logged in ok. Then changed the ip of the VLAN1
> expecting to lose connection. Reconfig of lan and the login was now
> SSH mode.
>
> PS Is there any way of importing a previously saved config from a txt
> file?

Here is the FULL script. This also only prompted me for the SSH user/
pwd. If someone could let me know what line to amend/add and whether
I can import this script I would be a very happy, and grateful, man!

Posted by Trendkill on June 2, 2008, 6:11 am
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Telnet was probably blocked because no authentication was set. Put a
username/password line under line vty 0 4. Username cisco password
cisco or whatever. This should allow access in for now. I'll post a
link to the IOS guide and a ssh how-to in a little bit.

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