Re: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

In article , Cisco Lover wrote: How we can restrict catalyst to allow telnet access to particular hosts?? Not sure what CatOS you're running, but look for the set ip permit settings. This will do what you're after. -- Larry Lamb, CCNP, CCDP, MSCE, MCP+I Message Posted at:

Re: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

You can't, a catalyst is a layer 2 device. If you have an RSM or MSFC it's the same as any other router. Dave Cisco Lover wrote: Hi Guys, How we can restrict catalyst to allow telnet access to particular hosts?? Thanks for the help. Cisco Lover

Re: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

How we can restrict catalyst to allow telnet access to particular hosts?? Assuming you're trying to restrict access to the Catalyst itself, have a look at IP permit list configuration. See the Configuring IP Permit List portion of the Catalyst 5000 series Software Configuration Guide for the

RE: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

For any type of switch, what you can do is set the interface with the IP address to be configured with a subnet (and VLAN if you wish) that is strictly for the management of network switches. You can then use the router to control which IP addresses can be routed to that subnet. If you only

Re: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

TACACS - Original Message - From: Leigh Anne Chisholm To: Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 8:11 PM Subject: RE: Catalyst Q. [7:18036] For any type of switch, what you can do is set the interface with the IP address to be configured with a subnet (and VLAN if you wish

RE: Catalyst Q. [7:18036]

We implemented a separate management VLAN and the SUP card is on that while its connection upstream trunks the management VLAN and the VLAN used by the other modules in the CAT. We then use two dual-homed Linux boxes (backup in case one fails) to gain access to the management VLAN. The firewall