enabele password problem

[Sureshdank]

I got new Cisco 3560 switch with latest IOS. I have configured it with default settings i.e. vty access, enable secret password and vlan 1 ip address, and vtp setting. It is able to get all VLAN details from VTP server. And everything is working fine.

This switch is connect in the below fashion,

Cisco 3560 --> Cisco 6500 ---> VTP Server(Cisco 6500).

The problem I am facing is able to telnet the switch(Intervlan routeing is enabled and their no is restriction).

Another problem is, when I am trying to telnet the Cisco 3560 from Cisco 6500 switch. I am able to telnet but it is not accepting the password which I have given while configuring.

Can anybody please help me.

Regards,

Suresh Jain

[mahmoodmkl]

HI

R u using the password which u gave under vty lines or enable password.

Thanks

Mahmood

[Sureshdank]

I have tried with BOTH, but nothing is working.

[mahmoodmkl]

Hi

is ur switch configured for AAA.

Thanks

Mahmood

[Anand Narayana]

have you enabled RADIUS authentication? bcoz even yile enabling that, u might face this probz, by asking user name & password, juz bcoz the username & password will be looking only the RADIUS server & not the local user database. other silly thing check the case sensitive. u also mentioned that yile telneting from the 6500 series, but have u tried from any pc & yile telneting, it is exactly prompting the 3560 switch?

[Sureshdank]

It is a plan switch configured with enable and vty passwords, Joined to VTP server via another VTP client.

[Anand Narayana]

what do you mean by that plan switch?

[rdanevich]

Try "password" for the password, you may have typed "enable secret password ******"

Rookie mistake! (done it b 4 :-)

[Sureshdank]

Still I am not able to login.

[rdanevich]

1.) If you didn't disable http access you can try accessing it through your web browser. If you can connect this way try it with no username & password if your "known" passwords fail.

2.) Physical password recovery procedure.

3.) If you're a bit SNMP saavy AND you did NOT enable the "service password-encryption" command in global configuration, your VTY and ENABLE PASSWORD password will be stored in plain text in the startup-configuration file, however; Remember, the ENABLE SECRET password over-rides the ENABLE PASSWORD password. Here's a reference on how to copy your configuration via SNMP.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094aa6.shtml

[zapanta.f]

Are you prompted for a username? The switch must have configured for a login to the VTY port.