Could be many different things.. can he telnet in when he "disconnects and
reconnects the router" -- which btw, involved what? Disconnecting power,
ethernet, a WAN link??
If telnet access to telnet never works, or only for a split second, I would
console in and check for access-lists both extended and standard on all
interfaces (you try to telnet in through another interface?), as well as on
the line vty 0 4 ports. Also, make sure there is a telnet password.. no
telnet terminal password, no telnet.
Regards,
Trevor Corness, CCNA
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Fred Flinstone
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 2:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: denied telent access
I've come across a situation at work.. there is a customer that shows as
down in NETSYS, we are unable to telnet in the router..however we are able
to go in out of band and all the interfaces are shown as up. The customer
states that when he "disconnects and reconnects the router" the problem is
temporaily fixed. What is the problem here? Is it an extended ip access
list problem or something else??
Thanks
Kyle
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