Hi!
While configuring two routers (one 2500 and one 1601, both with
bri-interface) too call each
other over isdn I discovered something strange.
(1600 ios v11.2)
When I try to set username and password for the connection I, as usual,
use the command
conf t
username cisco2500 password 0 cisco
(0 with the unencrypted_pass)
The router takes the unencrypted pass and encrypts it, the conf
is now : username cisco2500 password 7 030752180500.
But by accident I happened to use
conf t
username cisco2500 password 7 cisco
(7 but with the unencrypted_pass)
The config says: username cisco2500 password 7 cisco
-uh?
(2500)
When I try do to the same on the 2500 instead it complaints and
says that cisco is a forbidden encrypted pass i.e. not
encrypted...
Shouldn't the 1600 respond in the same maner?
best regards, Martin Eriksson
-Communiction & SystemTech. Academy, Malmoe
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