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I have over a hundred routers in my network and only have this problem with a few of them.For example, I have TWO identical IR1101 routers, but with different software versions if that matters. "Broken" router has: Cisco IOS XE Software, Version 17.1...
I get the following syslog messages every time I login to my devices:*Aug 21 09:46:18: %SEC_LOGIN-4-LOGIN_FAILED: Login failed [user: TEST] [Source: 10.0.0.1] [localport: 22] [Reason: Login Authentication Failed] at 09:46:18 CDT Wed Aug 21 2024*Aug 2...
I think you have to specify all of the indices like this:lte modem band-select indices umts3g "none" lte4g "all" nr5g-nsa "none" nr5g-sa "none" slot 0Hopefully that helps.Paul
Just throwing my two cents in:I just got a new ASR 903 router and an IE4010 switch and tacacs kept failing with an encryption error. I use Linux for as tacacs server. I fixed both by adding this to the config:no password encryption aesJust throwing...
I did figure out how to keep the id_rsa files on my Linux client and still be able to log into these routers.In my .ssh/config file I added these statements for one host and a network:Host 10.10.10.10 12.12.12.* PubKeyAuthentication noIt appears...
Sorry, I am so forgetful... I had already asked this same question before and figured it out myself. For me, the solution was to delete id_rsa and id_rsa.pub on my Linux client that I was using. I tried to delete this post, but it won't let me.Sorr...
I figured it out... I deleted the id_rsa and id_rsa.pub off of the linux box that was giving me the issues and I no longer get the failed messages. Thanks for your help!Paul
