08-14-2006 09:31 PM - edited 03-03-2019 04:31 AM
There are 0-4 VTY lines for a router/switch. Is that mean the router/switch can accept 5 concurrent telnet connections? So if vty has 0-15, that mean it can accept 16 telnet sessions?
Are those lines bound to any ports on the router/switch? or they are virtual?
Thank you
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08-14-2006 09:38 PM
Hi,
Yep, you can have as many telnet/ssh sessions are there are virtual terminal lines configured. These are very much virtual interfaces and not tied to any physical ports.
Hope that helps - pls do rate the post if it does.
Paresh
08-15-2006 02:19 AM
Hello,
in addition to Paresh's post, although the default number of VTY lines that show in your config is either 5 (0-4) or 16 (0-15) in some cases, depending on your platform and IOS version, up to 100 VTY lines might be configurable. The command 'interface line vty ? gives you the maximum number of VTY lines supported...
Regards,
GNT
08-14-2006 09:38 PM
Hi,
Yep, you can have as many telnet/ssh sessions are there are virtual terminal lines configured. These are very much virtual interfaces and not tied to any physical ports.
Hope that helps - pls do rate the post if it does.
Paresh
08-15-2006 02:19 AM
Hello,
in addition to Paresh's post, although the default number of VTY lines that show in your config is either 5 (0-4) or 16 (0-15) in some cases, depending on your platform and IOS version, up to 100 VTY lines might be configurable. The command 'interface line vty ? gives you the maximum number of VTY lines supported...
Regards,
GNT
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