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Hi everyone, I could not figure out what the "FS", "PS" and "SW" stand for in the output of the "show ip mfib" Can any one here explain?The output of the command is shown below: r2#show ip mfibEntry Flags: C - Directly Connected, S - Signal, IA - ...
Hi,Consider this scenario: Joe connected his laptop to an ethernet port on the edge node switch in his corporate network. He had to authenticate using the supplicant installed on his laptop. So he entered his username and password. He got access to t...
The following python script connects you via telnet protocol to the specified telnet server. It works fine as long as the telnet server prompts for "Username: " and "Password: ". However, If the telnet server does not ask for credentials, this python...
I am trying to understand what is going on form the router output shown below. Which of the following public keys in the first router output is used to calculate the SECSH formated SSH host key (in red text) as show in the second router output?R1(con...
Hi,Can someone explain to me how does a router use the RSA signature key generated by the following command: crypto key generate rsa signature The command generates only one key as shown by the show crypto key mypubkey all command.Does the router use...
Thanks @Mike.Cifelli. But you did not explain if any DHCP packet exchange took place or not. I assume that the edge node switch (after receiving authorization information for Joe from ISE) will relay the DHCP request packet from Joe's laptop to the D...
What about an "if" statement that checks to see if the remote telnet server is requesting a username and a password?@balaji.bandi wrote:If the remote server does not require login credentials, then you need to change the script based on the input met...
Thank you Mohammed.Things are clear now. What caused the confusion is that I did not notice that the show crypto key mypubkey all command shows only the public keys. Corresponding private keys are not shown.@Mohammed al Baqari wrote:Hi,The command ge...
Thank you @Mohammed al Baqari for taking the time to try to answer my questions. although I already know that the private key (not the public key) is used for signing a message or a certificate, I am surprised to know that this command produces a pri...
