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Not gonna lie.... The complexity could have been avoided by just accepting OpenSSL generated key pairs... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯https://community.cisco.com/t5/other-security-subjects/nge-ios-ecc-key-pair-import-issue/td-p/3039145 Haven't played with libest yet bu...
Hello,
I'm working on an automation script to generate EC key pairs with OpenSSL to import into a ESR router at a later time. However I'm having some trouble importing the key. When I try to import the key pair it will always fail. A moment after at...
Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knew if Cisco was going to implement EIGRP SHA authentication in to the ASAs? My organization is migrating from classic to named EIGRP for SHA authentication and right now I'm stuck at the ASA's. Static routing ever...
I apologize in advance for resurrecting a dead thread.. The issue is that PuTTY is attempting to use block-chaining (aes128-cbc) whereas the IOS router is configured to only accept counter mode (aes128-ctr). Either:Use a newer version of PuTTY that h...
The device I'm trying to implement this on is a 5915 Embedded Service Router running 15.2(2)GC.
However, I've also tried it on an ASR 1002-X running 3.16.2bS as well as a 3925 ISR and got the same results.
