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04-19-2012 11:06 AM - edited 03-04-2019 04:05 PM
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04-19-2012 12:56 PM
Hi,
You need to configure the vty lines on one of the routers, so that you can either telnet or ssh to it.
On one of the routers, enter the following from global configuration mode, (router would be your router hostname):-
router#(config) line vty 0 15
router#(config-line) password cisco
router#(config-line) login
Save this and it should allow you telnet from one router to another.
Cheers
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04-19-2012 02:16 PM
Just access the first router in the normal way then use the telnet or ssh command to access the second router.
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04-19-2012 12:56 PM
Hi,
You need to configure the vty lines on one of the routers, so that you can either telnet or ssh to it.
On one of the routers, enter the following from global configuration mode, (router would be your router hostname):-
router#(config) line vty 0 15
router#(config-line) password cisco
router#(config-line) login
Save this and it should allow you telnet from one router to another.
Cheers
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04-19-2012 02:16 PM
Just access the first router in the normal way then use the telnet or ssh command to access the second router.
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