Hi,
Can anyone help on this.I do a VPN connection on a client machine on to my
network.when the connection is established, I get assigned an IP
address.Then I try to telnet unto my servers which refuse the connection.I
have a firewall in between doing NAT.I can ping the firewall alright but
Hey all,
Slightly off topic(maybe not). How much bandwidth does your average telnet
session take up?
Christopher Supino
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What is the default timeout time for telnet connection a to a cisco router.
And what is the command to extend this time? I cannot seem to find either. I
can use the absolute-timeout command but that would also kick someone out
who was working on the router. I just want to set the default timeout
I am setting up a practice lab and had a question about reverse telnet.
I am using an access server with 8 async interfaces. Am I supposed to
connect these interfaces to the Aux ports of the other routers? I know
the configuratin steps to take at the access server, but do I need to
configure
How can I disconnect another user who is currently telnet into the router
that I'm in? When I do a "show users", it displays the telnet session and
the vty line.
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Hi All,
I have server with SUN Solaris 7, from a Workstation (Windows 98), I telnet
to the Server and logon using user root, but after I typed username and
password I saw following message:
---
Not on system console
Connection to host lost
Dennis,
Can I assume that the servers that you are trying to access allow telnet
sessions ? If you are using a PIX firewall and an IRE client you might try
this:
telnet 10.127.6.5 255.255.254.0 inside
telnet timeout 5
where 10.127.6.5 is the PIX inside IP address.
it works in my lab.
rgds
hello,
I want a reverse telnet session to a modem thru a 2501 router ,how can it be
possible...any configuration commandson async and aux ports..the modem
is external 56000bps voice/fax...i'll be thankful to you.
ALI SH
I am currently reading the BCRAN course companion from McGraw Hill, and the
term "reversed telnet" is actually starting to get a little unclear for me.
I thought I knew it, but now I'm not sure anymore.
Let's say I have two 2501's : RouterA and RouterB
I have used
HI all.
I have a question.
How many passwords can the router accept?
Only one or many?
Can several administrators have telnet connection to a
router with several different passwords?
I know that one router can have up to 5 vty ports
(line vty 0 4).
Can I say that each port can be setup with its
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I have been trying to telnet to remote router (2501) and the connection is
opened, but I never receive a password prompt. I telnetted to a directly
connected router and did a "sh cdp neigh det" and the router is listed as a
cisco neighbor. I believe telnet uses a layer 3 pro
Hi guys..
I have a problem with a 2511 using reverse telnet.
When I want to access the console of some routers, one of them (the one in
line 1) gets connected, but the other ones not.
I always get a Connection Refused by remote host message. I've swappe
A quick question in regard to "reverse telnet".
I'm using a 2511 as a terminal server, and I've
defined some host names, pointing to a loopback
ip address and a line number on the router, so
that I can reverse telent to other devices
console ports.
Here is my question, if
Hello Group,
anyone who can tell me how to do a reverse telnet from the AUX port of
one router to the AUX port of another (directly connected) router?
Thomas
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Have some trouble to setup a reverse telnet between a 2510 and a 2501. I
connect a terminal line of 2510 to AUX port of 2501. When I telnet from a
host in token ring segment of 2510 to 2501, I got a response from 2510 (i.e.
for password). But I could not get anything from 2501. Could someone be
I'm telnetting into a router using a password that I can't find anywhere :-)
I look at the running-config, and see 'line vty 0 4'
password (password)...
login
However, this isn't the password that I use to telnet in, and it doesn't
work if
I try it!!! Can any
Hello Group,
I have cisco 2511 router connected with Zyxel modem rack with 16 analog 33.6
Kbps modems. I want to reverse telnet into all of these modems without using
the console port and hyper terminal for changes to be done in all of these
modems by telneting into ethernet port of the router
Hi,
It depends on how fast you can type and how fast the screen comes back from your
server. Telnet is quite low in bandwidth but high in packets. Often each character
typed becomes a packet therefore you produce a high number of small packets. This
however is usually still far slower than
I remember seeing something about a service called "nagle" that groups
telnet packets.
enter config mode and type "service nagle" to enable it.
-Russ
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> I remember seeing something about a service called "nagle" that groups
> telnet packets.
>
> enter config mode and type "service nagle" to enable it.
>
> -Russ
use the following
line vty 0 4
exec-timeout 15 0
Bye,
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use the following
line vty 0 4
exec-timeout 15 0
Bye,
Santosh
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> What is the default timeout time for telnet connection a to
no idea) but it caused all of our vty sessions on this particular
router to become populated and we were unable to telnet to the router. I
had to go to the Console to terminate each of the sessions (and then I
immediately changed the exec-timeout back to the default)
Heather Buri - CCNA
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en
conf t
line vty 0 4
exec-timeout 15 0
ctrl-z
done...
Tim
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You can use the console ports as well. I find that much easier to deal
with. Then you don't need a telnet password configured on all the routers.
Cheerz-
Brent
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Well you can connect async modems at the async
interfaces, configure the lines as 'modem inout' ,
'transport input all' 'modem autoconfigure type xxx'
and etc. Also create a loopback interface or keep the
Ethernet interface UP and then telnet it to this IP
address wi
Hi all
I intend to setup TACACS+ authentication for all our network devices and
I need to understand the following question:
Is the telnet authentication sequence encrypted ? I am asking about the
situation
when the net. device is set up to work with TACACS+.
If it isn't what should I
The command is "clear line **" whatever line the other person is on.
Will
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> How can I disconnect another user who is currently telnet into the rout
you can use "clear line" set of commands
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> Asunto: disconnect telnet
>
> How can I disconnect another user w
1. R1#Show line
2. Identify the Line number they are on.
3. R1#Clear line ##
Then change the telnet password to lock them out.
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1. R1#Show line
2. Identify the Line number they are on.
3. R1#Clear line ##
Then change the telnet password to lock them out.
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Sure, in Winnt anyway... You can copy and paste and print from there, or
enable logging and print the log.
HTH,
Casey
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yes, go up to the top line menu and start logging to a file, then print
after you stop logging.
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Is there a way to disconnect users that are telneted into a router without
disconnecting yourself. Specifically on a 2500 series running IOS 12.0 (5)T.
Thanks.
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> Subject: TELNET question?
>
> Hi All,
> I have server with SUN Solaris 7, from a Workstation (Windows 98), I
> telnet
> to the Server and logon using user root, but after I typed username and
> password I saw following message:
>
Hi.. By default Solaris don't allow telnet remotely using root account..
but it can be disabled
The setting is a file /etc/default/login
there is a entry
CONSOLE=/dev/console
you can disable it
using # as below
#CONSOLE=/dev/console
Cheers
Tong
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yes,
this is true
all the unix system have the root login security,
you can't login in as root through any telnet
I can;t remeber that there is a file under the /etc/ to govern this.
once you add a # before the variable, you will able to login as root from
telnet session
CONSOLE=
Sorry,
Dzung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have server with SUN Solaris 7, from a Workstation (Windows 98),
> I telnet
> to the Server and logon using user root, but after I typed username
> and
> password I saw following message:
> --
Why in the would anyone ever want to login remotely as root. Telnet
is unencrypted, so if you login as root via telnet, theres your password
in plain text on the wire for anyone with a packet sniffer to see. Use
ssh wherever remote login is needed.
Brian
On Tue, 31 Oct
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Hi All,
I have server with SUN Solaris 7, from a Workstation (Windows 98), I telnet
to the Server and logon using user root, but after I typed username an
How to ?
Thankz for your helpz.
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You can consult the following URL
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/dial_c/dcrtelnt.htm
Regards
Azhar Soomro
"ALI SHEERAZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello,
I want a reverse telnet session to a modem thru a 2501 router ,how can
Hi,
I have a Cisco PIX firewall with OS version 5.3.1.
I am trying to implement the virtual telnet feature for authentication, from
some reason when I am trying to attach an access-list to the aaa
authentication statement it gives me the following error massage "do not
support h
I want to allow this one network to be able to to telnet into my router, but
when then telnet into it I only want to give them access to the "show
interface" command and nothing else. However when I telnet into it from my
network I want to be able to access everything.
What I'
>Is it Reversed Telnet to connect RouterA to RouterB via the console cable
>and then from RouterA access RouterB by typing in the command BRAVO ???
Yes, as long as the RouterB is attached via an asynchrous cable from RouterA to
RouterB. The use of the IP host command for convenience
>If someone has a way to describe the term so a 6 year old can understand
it,
>I would appreciate it.
Wow, they sure are starting young these days. ;-)
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Let me take a hit at it... it's not one my favorite
terms...
> If someone has a way to describe the term so a 6
> year old can understand it,I would appreciate it.
Typically for 'reverse telnet' one configures a static
host table on the router pointing to a loopback IP
I'm not sure the poster wanted the techie description of how to do it but
rather "just what is it"?
A "Terminal Server" is a device that let's "terminals" connect to the
network. Usually terminals are attached through async serial lines.
A terminal attac
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Let me take a hit at it... it's not o
Dunno,
If you look at a 2509 access server will get the
idea about reverse telnet more clear as there is a
large async interface to which you attatch an Octopus
cable which provides 8 rolled cables hanging out of
the same asyn int. You then plug these roll cables to
each of your console
Reverse telnet will work fine between 2501's. Just connect the AUX port of the 2501
you're reverse telneting from to the CON port of the 2501 you're reverse telneting to.
A loopback is often a good idea, but by no means necessary. You just need a valid IP
address tha
your vty line. Good idea, or bad idea? Surely doesn't
distinguish between admins.
Regards,
Trevor Corness, CCNA
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Subject: telnet conne
.
>I have a question.
>How many passwords can the router accept?
>Only one or many?
>Can several administrators have telnet connection to a
>router with several different passwords?
>I know that one router can have up to 5 vty ports
>(line vty 0 4).
>Can I say that ea
I think that it would be an administrative nightmare.
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> Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 8:41 PM
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> Subject: RE: telnet connection!!
You can assign individual passwd for each telnet session. But practically
u may face lot of problem like u dont know which session is initiated.
why dont u try Radius authentication .
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Hi
You can not give different password for different telnet connection in
cisco routers. But at a time you can have 5 connection(0 to 4).
Thanks
Hitesh
CCNA
"Trevor Corness" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/18/2000 07:10:34 AM
Please respond to "Trevor Corness" <[EMAIL
ave a question.
> >How many passwords can the router accept?
> >Only one or many?
> >Can several administrators have telnet connection to a
> >router with several different passwords?
> >I know that one router can have up to 5 vty ports
> >(line vty 0 4).
> >Can I
On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Rossetti, Stan wrote:
> To all,
>
> I have been trying to telnet to remote router (2501) and the connection is
> opened, but I never receive a password prompt. I telnetted to a directly
> connected router and did a "sh cdp neigh det" and the rout
The telnet access is allowed unless the router was rebooted and possibly
lost its configuration.
Thanks,
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> I have been trying to telnet
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>
Stan,
verify if is not there some access-list applied to filter telnet trafic (to
some servers) through the router!
Once I apllyed a a-list denying telnet access through the router and when I
was telneting the router, it gets connection but do not prompt me the
password´s request.
Verify, this
Try extended ping command. Most likely, either your router
or the remote one has multiple ip addresses.
Jim Xie
At 02:36 PM 07/26/2000 -0500, Rossetti, Stan wrote:
>To all,
>
>I have been trying to telnet to remote router (2501) and the connection is
>opened, but I never receiv
You have to configure the vty lines to login for telnet to work also try a
console an enable password should be on the router
Duck
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the line in question? Make sure you are
clearing the correct line. Also try a "disconnect".
William Swedberg CCNP CCDP
--- Cesar D'Suze Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi guys..
>
> I have a problem with a 2511 using reverse telnet.
I am able to Telnet from my PC to a Router, but cannot PING. Why so?
Your answers are requested.
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what version of ios are you using?
"Eric Lemmons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> A quick question in regard to "reverse telnet".
>
> I'm using a 2511 as a terminal server, and I've
> defi
Hi!
> A quick question in regard to "reverse telnet".
[skip]
> However, when I'm directly connected to the 2511
> console port, I can reverse telnet to the other
> devices just using the "hostname", such as
> &quo
Give this a try. Under your 5 virtual terminal lines (vty 0 4) type in
'transport preferred telnet'
That should then assume telnet as the command before you type in the
hostname (i.e routerX)
The preferred transport is telnet by default, but I suspect someone changed
that on your vt
After the recent "what's in an IP packet" and "How do you pronounce "
threads, I hesitate to ask a simple question, but here goes...
...can anyone explain to me why Cisco insists on calling it "Reverse
Telnet"??? Telnet is telnet
Do a show line on the router. Find the number of your aux port and add 2000,
this is your port # for the aux. Then telnet to the address /port of the
router and wa-la.
telnet 127.16.1.39 2129
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After i reverse telnet into a USRobotic modem from router, how can i get out of it and
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Is the password encrypted? If so, the then what you see in the config is the
encrypted password, not the password itself...
Dale
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Telnet pa
The telnet session as a whole, password,communication is not encrypted. It
is very easily sniffed.
How is goes across the wire and how it is stored are two different items.
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rses the wire is of course not encrypted, unless you make it so by
some other means not described here...
Dale
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>Subject: Re:
rses the wire is of course not encrypted, unless you make it so by
some other means not described here...
Dale
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Eh?
No, I meant is the "service password-encryption" configured on the router?
If so, then th
mode...
Dale
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g. Then,
if you wish, go back to password encryption.
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On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Marshal Schoener wrote:
> Thank you :-)
> That is almost exactly what I am seeing.
> Only difference is the password is: 7 a9vyt3...
> 7 is in front...
> So, that means it is encrypted.
> If I want to change this, can I just go in and change it there, or
> is there something
On Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Dale Holmes wrote:
> Then you are done... Note that you will not be able to determine what the
> new password is from reading the config... If you want to be able to see the
> password in the config file in plain text (and I have NO IDEA why you would
> want this), use the
Thanks
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On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Marshal Schoener wrote:
> Thank you
ay Hennigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 2:28 PM
> To: Marshal Schoener
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> Subject: RE: Telnet password
>
>
> On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Marshal Schoener wrote:
>
> > Thank
On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, Marshal Schoener wrote:
> Thanks for the info...
> My only problem now is that, "no service password-encryption"
> doesn't seem to be doing anything. I don't have a need for it, but I wanted
> to see it work :-)
> I'm doing it from global config mode!!!
> Do you guys know wha
Dear Marshal,
You were referring to a password line with '7' as the early part.
It's a enable secret which is ALWAYS encrypted wheather you specify
to use password-encryption or not.
To have an enable password that is not encrypted erase your enable secret
and use enable password instead.
Servi
That's not the case. Previously encrypted passwords will stay encrypted,
but new passwords configured will not be encrypted. Shown in the following
captured file.. :-)
In the capture file, you'll see the telnet password in clear text, then I do
a service password-encryption comman
On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Bryan Osoro wrote:
> That's not the case. Previously encrypted passwords will stay encrypted,
> but new passwords configured will not be encrypted. Shown in the following
> captured file.. :-)
I thought that's exactly what I said...
> Jay Hennigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
There exists this router that has one of its serial interfaces connected to the
internet. the best access to this router besides a proxy server is a telnet or
tn3270 session. Is it remotely possible to jump off this router via the telnet
connection into the world of http and www.
Thanks in
Good day:
I am having a delemia in that I need to be
able to ftp to a site and also telnet from the outside to a box that is using
NAT to communicate with the outside world. Now my basic understanding of
this would be that if you NAT it keeps up with all incoming and out going
ports
I'm in the process of setting up a reverse telnet on my home lab. I
recently got a 2509 and am in the process of hooking it up to my other
routers.
When I try to telnet to the other router from the terminal server, it
either says, "Connection refused by remote host", or it ju
Cisco terminal server materials refer to various high TCP ports to access
various lines on the terminal server. For example, on a port 2000+x is the
port to use for standard reverse telnet, where x is the line number, and
3000+x is the port to use to do reverse telnet to a rotary.
But then
Hey guys,
I got eth0= security0 and eth1=security100. I'm able to telnet from the
inside network. Is there any way for me to telnet from the outside? Pix
has disabled this by default.
-Frank
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Is there a way to obtain a routers serial number via a telnet session?
Thanks,
Anthony
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can you reverse-telnet from console ?
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vikas patel
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 8:26 PM
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Subject: Reverse telnet Problem
Hello Group,
I have cisco 2511 router connected with
clear the line a few times.
/n
vikas patel wrote:
> Hello Group,
> I have cisco 2511 router connected with Zyxel modem rack with 16 analog 33.6
> Kbps modems. I want to reverse telnet into all of these modems without using
> the console port and hyper terminal for changes to be do
Did you try 'transport input all' command on the
lines?
Give it a try.
Muhammad Khalilullah
Network Enginner
MCSE, CCNP
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> can you reverse-telnet from console ?
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